I like graphs that compare various models, that gives you information on the confidence of the prediction, depending on how well they agree. For example https://www.wetterdienst.de/Deutschlandwetter/Berlin/Vorhers...

https://kachelmannwetter.com/ has data from dozens of models, but only in separate maps I think.

They still make a robot vacuum: https://www.vorwerk.com/de/de/c/home/landingpages/kobold/sta...

How about the thread topic, robot vacuums? I don't think any other country can even compete anymore, I can't think of any top non-Chinese model.

I saw a Matic, seemed impressive, but I have very few points to compare with personally.

I often think it would be cool if there was a widely understood hand sign for asking people in a restaurant how they rate it. You stand outside the window and make the "Is it good?" sign, and whoever sees it from inside would hold up 1 to 5 fingers to give their star rating.

Point twice to them. Point to the space in front of your lap. Point to your face and mimic sad face and later happy face, while pointing your thumb down then up, à la Roman emperor.

Have a look at the EnOcean kinetic smart home switches, there are now also other companies making them.

Do I need to make an account for this if I don't actually want to share anything?

I think they mean per square meter of living space.

Unless this has recently changed, the support for LLM coding tools in RStudio is so bare bones that I would expect many users to switch to Positron just for that.

This is standard in all of southeast Asia and often the middle east.

No, the list is of the most gender biased causes, others are much more common.