Stevvo

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1321.
by Stevvo 7y ago
Shenzhen kindergartens are a bizarre place: a cross between a typical kindergarten and a mitary bootcamp.
1322.
by Stevvo 7y ago
There is a hardware request from for developers on the website.
1323.
by Stevvo 7y ago
I don't think the attack would work in the wild; even on a Cat III autoland approach, there is still a decision altitude and runway visual range requirements. When the runway never appears it's a go around.
1324.
by Stevvo 7y ago
The alternative is developing a new aircraft type to beat the competition, which Boeing will avoid if it can due to this massive risk and cost involved; they only have to look at the fate of bombardier for a cautionary tale.
1325.
by Stevvo 7y ago
Is the zeronet.io site itself hosted with this tech? If not, why?
1326.
by Stevvo 7y ago
For me async/await does nothing but alleviate cognitive load. It does require a solid understanding of Promises but once you have that it makes asynchronous code so easy.
1327.
by Stevvo 8y ago
Would expect at least one game to accompany this, although it is probably naive to expect games from Valve anymore.
1328.
by Stevvo 8y ago
A similar article, this one is a lot of fun: https://blog.patricktriest.com/game-of-thrones-map-node-post...
1329.
by Stevvo 8y ago
You want others to be able to contribute to your codebase, humans don't think in a functional and deceptive manner; we think imperatively.
1330.
by Stevvo 8y ago
Crepes do not cost 15 euros... at the max 5 euros. But you misread the post; he didn't claim the guy made a million euros in a year, he just claimed 1 million, so it could have been spread over 10 years.
1331.
by Stevvo 8y ago
I think they are designed to appeal to SR20/22 owners looking for an upgrade, as the only real advantage they offer on the competition is CAPS (although I'd take the second engine on a kingair over a parachute) Full glass cockpit
1332.
by Stevvo 8y ago
Remember the time Pepsi wanted to project their logo onto the moon using ground-based lasers? They hadn't bothered to check if it was feasible. Sounds like the same story repeating itself again.
1333.
by Stevvo 8y ago
Doesn't seem like a great fit. Immutability is a waste of memory when working with complex 3D scenes and React is already pretty processor and memory heavy.
1334.
by Stevvo 8y ago
The point of the article wasn't to present a realistic scenario; it was just saying "never underestimate the value of time in making money"
1335.
by Stevvo 8y ago
Probably peed in by wildlife
1336.
by Stevvo 8y ago
That's innacurate. The US government spends more on healthcare per person than the UK; so the public cost saving would be higher in US, despite the lack of universal healthcare.
1337.
by Stevvo 8y ago
We are doing it. Expected cost of cost of building ITER is now well in excess of 20B and keeps rising. It's not speeding anything up; first plasma not expected until 2025.