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by ddalex 8y ago
They have altered the monetization. Pray they don't alter it further.
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by ddalex 8y ago
I've personally seen lots of meteorites when driving long distance at night. But I had no means to capture it. Almost all of videos come from dashboard cameras, and rarely from surveillance cameras because those are pointed downwards.
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by ddalex 8y ago
Or dark, if it's night time. Amy preemptive strike will have no warning . Otherwise it would defeat the purpose.
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by ddalex 8y ago
I think you're missing the point of the GP. It says that you don't know and you don't care which particular server returns your content - is it a self hosted machine, is it a cloud machine, is it a CDN? No way of knowing unle
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by ddalex 8y ago
That's a bingo! It's never No! It's "Sure, this is what it entails and this is how much it costs". Especially if you're a contractor. If their willing to pay the price, why not take the money and do the work?
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by ddalex 8y ago
If you're looking from an engineering PoV that's absurd. If you're looking from a regulatory compliance PoV towards optimising sales - that's actually desired behaviour - if it's overly complex to diagnose it's
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by ddalex 8y ago
What do you mean, not used? Mass was celebrated daily, and it's in active use as a place of worship.... or was, sadly
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by ddalex 8y ago
Absence of a signal is a signal in itself.
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by ddalex 8y ago
A dead man's switch is not necessarily based on a timeout when your internet connection is not guaranteed. If the leak is nuclear level - e.g irrefutable proof that the ruling class ARE reptilians - you want to keep that unreleased for
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by ddalex 8y ago
What if they have something that is so nuclear that a high profile murder looks like a walk in the park... for example, perhaps clear proof that Putin controls both the Democrats and the Republicans... or that reptilian elites are real... o
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by ddalex 8y ago
I have several apps on my phone for calling a ride. I usually pick Uber because it's cheapest, but if there is any hint of a surcharge I scan all of the apps to pick the cheapest.
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by ddalex 8y ago
How do you measure the load factor?
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by ddalex 8y ago
we must not be reading the same report. I'm speaking specifically about this one: https://avherald.com/h?article=4c534c4a/0023&opt=0 which points clearly to MCAS applying maximum nose down, based on incorrect
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by ddalex 8y ago
> -- oh, no, you don't need a back up :wink, wink: If you care about your team, you'll let them know what's really going on, no matter what your exec said.
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by ddalex 8y ago
I can't figure out if you're referring to yourself or Mr Rams as cosmopolitan
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by ddalex 8y ago
It didn't help that the pilot flying was the one that made the error, and the other one, who correctly understood the situation, was the pilot monitoring. Even more, the pilot monitoring didn't explicitly take control of the aircr
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by ddalex 8y ago
I wouldn't feed the troll, but I don't want your misinformation to spread. > They weren't They just took off, max height of the airplane was 1000 feet above the ground. That's a definely low altitude. > Runaway tri
978.
by ddalex 8y ago
Or you could fly Airbus.
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by ddalex 8y ago
The unfortunate owner of Nissan.com would like a word.
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by ddalex 8y ago
At least they not afraid to kill semi failures
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by ddalex 8y ago
I dunno, I'd trust automation from Airbus more than a low-payed over-worked low trained pilot from a low cost no-non European carrier.
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by ddalex 8y ago
At Time Out, we used to set OKRs at team level, and then prompty discard them and the carefully constructed plans that went nowhere when faced with the reality. So now we're setting the Objectives, and measure the KPIs that are defined
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by ddalex 8y ago
Anyone who has lived for any time in London knows that bag disappears. A lot. A coworker lost a week of work when his bag was snatched during the Friday pub drinks. Mind your belongings. Police will not do anything about it.
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by ddalex 8y ago
> None of which matters to Boeing as an entity. Market cap is not liquidity. > Outstanding Max order backlog is $600 billion at list price. That is what matters. So at 600 billion in orders they got greedy and didn't want to spen
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by ddalex 8y ago
Well, a font nowadays is Turing complete.
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by ddalex 8y ago
> Finally, if that doesn't work, manually grasp and hold the trim wheels You might think of grabbing and holding the wheels is there is a continuous movement there looking like an automated system going haywire. But with MCAS, it&#x
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by ddalex 8y ago
A masterful exercise in hype. Lyft and Uber are PR companies in the personal transportation domain.
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by ddalex 8y ago
> The problem is that MCAS doesn't run continuously - instead it runs in 10 second bursts, so it looks different from a runaway trim event that pilots had trained for What's even worse is that a runway trim could be disabled by
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by ddalex 8y ago
The iPad was conceptualized as a thin touch screen no-keyboard slate since at least 1992 in Star Trek TNG [0] [0] https://i1.wp.com/www.techdigest.tv/star-trek-tablet.jpg?res...
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by ddalex 8y ago
That's a very interesting thought. How would you do it? You can only sense the acceleration - if it's lower than 1G you're falling. The angular momentum doesn't actually tell you anything in an aircraft. I wonder if it&#

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