• @[email protected]
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    4 months ago

    …they think they’ll be flying them within 4 years despite battery tech being a fair way off? Huh?

  • @[email protected]
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    184 months ago

    2028 conveniently is just far enough away for us to have forgotten all about those claims by then

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    4 months ago

    If a vote come to ban this in my city I’d go knock on doors and try get as much support for banning them as I can.

  • originalucifer
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    114 months ago

    rich people with too much money pretending to have a problem to solve. most people arent using the helicopters this use case covers

    this is just bored rich people building stuff they think is cool, most of which is a dead end

  • rem26_art
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    and in 2029 TikTok teens are gonna be stealing them with USB drives

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    54 months ago

    Hydrogen might actually make sense for these, since you need extreme energy density. But I doubt they’ll be very widespread because of airspace restrictions and faa approval. I don’t see how they’d be that much more common than city helicopters are now.

  • Lad
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    44 months ago

    Can I just have a government subsidised EV so I can stop polluting pls

    • @[email protected]
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      -24 months ago

      If anything, wars are an amazing source of technological advancement.

      This is not to say that I want war, but to acknowledge the fact that it absolutely fuel innovation