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mihaaly
3y ago
Regardless, it is a phenomenon here that negative words on Apple - justified or not alike - attract numerious downvotes without comments, just for the sake of it.
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mihaaly
3y ago
I feel a bit reluctant giving them much of my data just to match me with their potentially non-existent records and so allowing them initiating new records on me covertly. Also no way checking if they lie about the dataset on me. I feel bet
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mihaaly
3y ago
They wanted to trade on the hyper selective attention and binding new and old very tightly together, but this thing has double edge, everyone knows it, they must eat what they cooked! They wanted the good ignoring the bad in their deliberat
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mihaaly
3y ago
True. I augmented the 737-800 with MAX in my head incorrectly reading the title first, corrected later on reading the article, will need to work on erasing this story from the MAX list in my head. They wanted to trade on the wake of the 737
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mihaaly
3y ago
I can hardly imagine Hertz was introducing EVs based on parcticality and prudent deliberations. I can imagine they wanted to have a rapid publicity stunt boarding the trend train of 'Hey! We are so cool and modern and mindful and every
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mihaaly
3y ago
A nice, related meme: https://mikelui.io/img/c++_init_forest.gif
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mihaaly
3y ago
Would it worth a try reporting other LGPL violations to Unity - as drawing attention to violations of their own 5.10.4 of Provider agreement - in a documented manner? Just to see how they proceed.
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mihaaly
3y ago
> The once ubiquitous phrase “let me Google that for you” is now meaningless. You are as likely to return incorrect information as you are complete fabrications To me this came when I realised that SEO this and SEO that SEO here and SEO
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mihaaly
3y ago
"move fast and break things" - Mark Elliot Zuckerberg
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mihaaly
3y ago
I assume it is more like the chattr.ai where the responsibility falls, except if the companies were using it as a tool and configuring the services falls with them. Down to the contractual circumstances. 'Tool provided works well'
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mihaaly
3y ago
... I can only hope that Turkish Airlines Flght 981 might not have happened then. Unsure though. https://admiralcloudberg.medium.com/a-legal-and-moral-questi...
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mihaaly
3y ago
Aviation is safe, the design and production of the 737 MAX is sloppier than most current aircrafts. Better compare to other aircrafts than to cars or bicycles. ;-)
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mihaaly
3y ago
Most accidents occur to people close to or inside their home. They should stop worry about airplanes and traffic accidents altogether! :-)
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mihaaly
3y ago
A scary comment from the video: "I’ve been an aircraft technician for 23 years and we operate the Max9. I’ve opened and closed one of these plugs as well. Keep in mind that other 737 NG’s have these plugs installed in the longer fusela
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mihaaly
3y ago
I recall a running joke from my childhood - from a former communist East European counry - about a certain car saying you should finish the assembly at home after purchase, tightening the screws before first use. Despite being a famously po
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mihaaly
3y ago
> "Reserve yours now, coming in Q4!" I only hope that they mean this year. ;) The sensationalist money collection for a non-existent inventions is something of a no go to me. Too many bad experiences collected by others in this
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mihaaly
3y ago
Very first thought at the very first picture: lots of negative corners next to the pots make cleaning the splills difficult.
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mihaaly
3y ago
I like the beginning of the article quite a lot for giving an overview of the cerebellum, teaching that it is the home of unconscious learning, but to me it goes into weak speculations quite quickly, first with the 'Purkinje cells lear
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mihaaly
3y ago
Please, don't do that!
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mihaaly
3y ago
...so basically the same just named to sound remarkably different. One more exit and it is not at all the problematic MAX anymore! ;) Surprised they still call it 737 then. :)
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mihaaly
3y ago
What is even weirder to me is how could you be key manufacturer, go bankrupt, cause forcing a merger, then being promoted to Boeing to 'carry on!' ...
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mihaaly
3y ago
I still disagree a bit. Their goals are the same: producing a product that fulfills the intended purpose and brings on value (financial or else or mixed). They may bring in their specialty learned beforehand (or even during) but this distri
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mihaaly
3y ago
It is very true people should stick to the domain they know because otherwise they will have higher than average chance to f up. But that 'clear boundary' thing is a naive bollocks! No such thing! Both domain experts need to under
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mihaaly
3y ago
I desire leaving Windows behind but the job opportunities in my line of work are pretty much reliant on the Microsoft Universe. The changes (no one dare to call those things improvements in front of me, do not dare!) are done to the system
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mihaaly
3y ago
I avoid restaurants/shops where touchscreen is used for odering food. I simply go elsewhere. Order on a giant screen is both awkward (UIs are tend to be tuned to be flashy rather than functional) and disgusting.
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mihaaly
3y ago
And many argued that cars could be "improved" further with voice recognition....! Disaster waiting to happen.
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mihaaly
3y ago
I never see the point of giving an argument for replacement, even just as a title, on the basis of being old. It is good that inside there are functional arguments but the title should reflect that too. The age is never the prime characteri
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mihaaly
3y ago
Very easy to offend or unprotectet to criticism people will not react differently to your just "sligthly" toned version. Slight toning is insufficient when the reaction is that implosive. And I am unsure if this is where the chang
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mihaaly
3y ago
He seems to be a talented speed drawer, street performer. Probably the best of those seen in touristy spots. Art? ... probably. Or definitely, according to the nervous masses furious about the uninterested or unfriendly parts of the world.
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mihaaly
3y ago
Depends on the contract but the most I seen stipulate not working hour but context of the work. If it was made by instructions of the company for the company and you got remunerated for that then it is not yours to do whatever you please wi
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