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by detourdog 2mo ago
President Xi of China mentioned it when the US President visited him in May. https://www.hks.harvard.edu/faculty-research/policy-topics/i...
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I was replying to a comment that was undecided and outlined two choices. I described the reasoning of my preferences and even provided a caveat that my reasoning applied to a subset of the audience.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
My theory is that anyone wishing to elucidate a complex technical concept is better served with contextual details. I think one method is superior to another. Anybody, anything, obligated, and any related information are hyperbolic terms I
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by detourdog 2mo ago
They are not blog posts but it is a presentation of technical development that meets my standard. james burke connections https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XetplHcM7aQ&pp=ygUXamFtZXMgY... Tim Hunkin Secret Life of Machine
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Mentioning any idea disconnected from its roots may not provide the terms needed to search. Snarky replies always appreciated
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Not by definition. That is one general perception. I'm sure they both have a place and we all have our own preferences.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
One could give citations regarding calculus it's pretty interesting. Since it was done twice by both Newton and Liebniz. There must have been cultural developments in the 1660's that demanded calculus be invented.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Better too assume they are just not aware. Technology is multi-layered cake of development. I have no doubt the only reason I know a lot of details is that I lived their development. When standing on the shoulders of giants it's hard t
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I like to see ideas presented as the evolved. Each solution is developed as a perceived reaction to the shortcomings of the previous. This becomes a contrast and comparison as to why one idea is appropriate for a particular context.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Disconnecting idea development from it's historic development is a disservice to the audience that may want to dig deeper.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Marinetraffic.com lets people upload pictures of the boat.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I'm surprised my boat is the only in one in AIS also.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I don't understand. Marine Traffic is almost identical but has the advantage for displaying the location of the boat.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I have seen at least one super yacht named for a Bond film.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I think the source is AIS which requires paperwork and an FCC issued license to register a name. My boat is there.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I feel I like I have seen that name. I know I have seen puns on C but can't remember the specifics. May have been C-Shell.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
That is a good name.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Sailing can be such a transformative experience I'm not surprised many people write books of the experience. My guess is most people's experience is that interesting to others.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
That is a good code. I personally have all the facts I need to form an opinion. I don't even think we disagree on the facts. I think we just disagree on the obligations of a captain at sea.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
All the Launchpad had to do was respond on the radio to the skiff, the cruise ship, or the USCG. They weren’t obligated to do more. A pan pan is a non emergency in a deteriorating situation. I don't know the area or the details at what
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by detourdog 2mo ago
In the 80-90's fried food was vilified and they wanted to start selling things beyond chicken. The old name carried prejudices the corporate overlords wanted to eliminate.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I can tell you think they did not do anything wrong. My guess is you have no training in the rules of the sea. There is a reason why the cruise ship captain made a stink. There is code of conduct we try to live up and the Launchpad didn’t l
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by detourdog 2mo ago
A yacht with their budget has multiple VHF radios to monitor multiple channels. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Channel_16_VHF The Launchpad didn’t break any laws they just revealed themselves to be a failure in good sea
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by detourdog 2mo ago
On the sea there are 2 levels of distress. Things are going wrong and may end up in a mayday call (pan pan) and things have gone wrong human life is in imminent danger. I have no doubt that a boat without propulsion is a pan pan call. When
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by detourdog 2mo ago
I think this is just the flaw in the sales pitch. They want it to be inevitable so they describe as doing everything. That way it will appear more useful to more people. If they presented a realistic view of what is going it wouldn't b
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Where did you find these facts you read. In the USA a good Captain monitors VHF channel 16. This channel is used for establishing communication. To not monitor this channel is a dereliction of duty. I really doubt the USCG labeled a disable
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by detourdog 2mo ago
That evidence is laughable. I learned about em-dashes from one of clients who used them. She used Microsoft Word it took a chord key sequence but was in her skill set. I think it was shift-option hyphen. I think using em-dashes to detect LL
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by detourdog 2mo ago
The other thing is who really knows if it was human or LLM. I think I have been accused of writing like an LLM.
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Human creativity only dies with the entirety of the human race. As bleak as things may look the simplest thing to do is just not use AI if it bothers you. Focus all your efforts on some great tech based on risc-v. If one does that it would
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by detourdog 2mo ago
Blue box and phreaking.

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