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f1shy
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f1shy
7mo ago
They did have a very explicit clearance. The controller said “truck 1 stop” that is not ambiguous.
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7mo ago
It IS insane. Specially for LGA
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7mo ago
They got clearance, which was overruled by a STOOOP! The guy was alone operating 2 frequencies, had an emergency of another aircraft going on… is not so easy as many commenters from the armchair are insinuating
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7mo ago
This is just great way to put it and explain.
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7mo ago
I would be interested! Clixel
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7mo ago
I would say roff, not LaTeX
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7mo ago
I want to do a game like lights out. I'm thinking in 3d printing transparent caps and using dirt chip pcb switches and standard leds. The cost must be also down to 30 cts. Would be like a middle ground.
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7mo ago
The problem with “insult is illegal” is that is hard to define insult. I beg to differ, that is a good system. The full explanation is here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oS9Ey3C_E-U&pp=ygUgQXRraW5zIG9... > Prosecuti
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7mo ago
I agree with you, but, from the article: "The amount of training data doesn’t matter as much as we thought. Functional paradigms transfer well" Anyway, I tend to think you are right, and the article is wrong in that sentence. (Or
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7mo ago
If you can disturb enough people that think differently, independent of the final result, you can end up silencing them. Is the same that happens with bogus DCMA claims in Youtube channels, when they negative reviews of products. For a norm
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7mo ago
Something far more interesting, you can find in this channel: https://m.youtube.com/@LafayetteSystems
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7mo ago
There are cases where you want to have 2 applications running and playing sound, and want to set the relative volume of each...
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7mo ago
How do they compare to Bose QuietComfort? - sorry just kidding. I couldn‘t resist.
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7mo ago
Please don’t give ideas
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7mo ago
> Paper is BPA free, got it from here For those as paranoid as myself: Common BPA substitutes, often used in "BPA-free" products, include Bisphenol S (BPS), Bisphenol F (BPF), Bisphenol AF (BPAF), and Bisphenol Z (BPZ). While m
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8mo ago
The only point IMHO to built in battery, is if it very convenient to recharge, which is not the case. I have an HHKB which uses 2 AAA, with rechargeable Li batteries which I can reload with usb, while still using the keyboard with cable (on
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8mo ago
> release something really really mind mindbogglingly stupid that it should be embarrassing I’m still trying to understand who came with the idea of charging the mouse from under, instead of from a position that would allow to use the mo
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8mo ago
Red and green, if the color has some meaning, should be avoided. 10% of males have problems with that colors (dyschromatopsia) specially with led colors. For indicators blue and white are very easy to see, even in not optimal lightning. The
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8mo ago
Phrasal verbs are listed under the main verb. I never ever had a problem with that. As a native speaker sometimes I still have to search for some in some strange context.
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8mo ago
You better believe is not just one user. Read the comments. We are thousands or millions. I‘m really tired of the shitty Keyboard. For a long time I thought it was my fault, now I know is not.
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8mo ago
Seems you don’t remember much of that time. Let me refresh: “we are the dot in dot com”
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8mo ago
They did bot compile the whole linux, mind you, just an absolute minimal kernel. Doing a real compiler to be used by humans is difficult. Doing a compiler that “gets the thing done” is a different thing.
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8mo ago
Have you ever seen Tsoding youtube channel? I’m sure Mr Zosin can very much do it in one week. And considering russian salaries, it will be like an order of magnitude cheaper.
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8mo ago
Making a basic C compiler, without much error/warn detection and/or optimizations, is as a matter if fact no so difficult. In many Universities is a semester project for 2 to 3 students.
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8mo ago
Everybody talks as Linux is the most difficult thing to compile in the world. The reality is that linux is well written and designed with portability with crappy compilers in mind from the beginning. Also, the booting part, as stated some t
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8mo ago
My question, which I didn’t still find anybody asking: how many compilers, including but not limited to the 2 most famous, were in the training set.
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8mo ago
In fact it is. And can be useful. IF you have quality controls in place, so the code has a reasonable quality, the LOC will correlate with amount of functionality and/or complexity. Is a good metric? No. Can be used just like that to c
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And having TCC, GCC, CLANG and any other project lying around as cheat sheet, as the trained model, in some way, had.
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In 2009 I worked with a triangulation system in a dense populated area. The precision of location was comparable in average to GPS (meaning sometimes better) when indoors, it was orders of magnitude better as GPS. That was 3G, some yeras ag
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9mo ago
As a person he didn’t want to recognize the daughter, if I remember correctly.
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