histriosum

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   by histriosum 7y ago

   The ground speed will vary, but the airspeed will not be affected by wind (except momentarily for gusts or shears). The poster I replied to was implying that due to the strong tailwind, they had to maintain an increased airspeed. That is
2. 92.▲
   by histriosum 7y ago

   This is a common misconception, but very much incorrect. I am a private pilot. When an airplane is in a body of air which is moving across the ground, the airplane moves within that body of air with no knowledge that it is in a strong wind
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   by histriosum 7y ago

   In my case, MSSQL hosts our main business databases which are directly tied to revenue.. If it were being built today, it would probably be on Postgres -- but migrating it any time soon would be prohibitive, and just not profitable.. MSSQ
4. 94.▲
   by histriosum 7y ago

   I've been tempted a few times to dip my toes into Elixir -- I like the language and the BEAM concepts, but in my environment I always bump into the following concern.. Ecto v3 has been out for more than a year now, and there are still