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by mmaunder 2y ago
Haha yeah funny you mention that. If I drink two I feel it just slightly the next day. I’m a super lightweight - don’t drink at all - and yeah definitely something there. They have 0.5% alcohol- most seem to anyway including Athletic which
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by mmaunder 2y ago
As a counter point the growth in non-alcoholic beers is staggering. Also non-alcoholic spirits (believe it or not) are going to be a big deal according to a buddy in the space.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Not much. Just wine and occasionally.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Scary? That would be a problem. Best to get with a CFII if that’s the case. I suspect you mean proficiency. If you’re not current you’re not legal.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Anyone else here stopped drinking? I've noticed a marked improvement in my cognitive ability and recall. Two specifics: Flying single pilot IFR is actually fun, even at night in the clouds in busy airspace with departure procedures etc
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Briefing Something Mission Critical When Failure Is Not an Option(markmaunder.com)
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Have you used Canvas?
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Have you used it?
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Anyone actually got access to this?
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by mmaunder 2y ago
The DD revealed what we're all sensing: Innovation has stalled.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
I think they have an innovation problem. There are a few signals wrt the o1 release that indicate this. Not really a new model but an old model with CoT. And the missing system prompt - because they're using it internally now. Also see
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Consider the incentives for therapists.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Hope we’ll get there with WordPress plugins. For now we (Wordfence) are paying over $30,000 per vulnerability for the top vulns.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Wow that’s badass. It’s tempting to argue that a GPS based RNAV approach could have similar performance but this has several advantages: The ground based equipment dictates approach path with no updates to onboard approach databases on airc
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by mmaunder 2y ago
This is why you want to remove as many intermediaries between your content and your audience as possible. Ideal scenario is your own ASN and a pipe with a commit and your own physical box. The only takedown target is your upstream bandwidth
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by mmaunder 2y ago
For all the talk about the environment, there are no incentives for companies to reduce commutes. We’re still at only 7% percent of EV cars in the US. Our freeways are packed with gas guzzling engines pumping out smog during rush hours. Red
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by mmaunder 2y ago
I find dropping “I” at the start of a sentence to be a far greater trigger. No one is that busy. AI or not.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
I think you’re reading a bit too much into this. Reasons for barbed or not vary. (or broken bottles laid in concrete on top of a wall, which is something else you’ll see in SA) I don’t think houses necessarily refuse barbed wire. They just
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Spy.org has been a blank website for about 30 years. That is all(spy.org)
1 points by mmaunder 2y ago|1 comments
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Is it just me or is that site a bit broken? Weirdly dark. Edit: Nice try on the vote brigade guys. lol
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by mmaunder 3y ago
Just speaking from experience, in Colorado no military has it on except for the trainers. Having a chinook pass under you and be totally invisible on the iPad is a weird feeling.
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by mmaunder 3y ago
Cool. Whenever I see military traffic here in Colorado they don’t show up on adsb except for the DA20 trainers in the pattern south of Springs.
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by mmaunder 3y ago
Im surprised to see military traffic over the US. They tend to fly with ADSB out turned off and have an agreement with FAA to be able to do that. Also surprised to see gliders who generally don’t broadcast ADSB out. In the US, we are requir
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by mmaunder 3y ago
What? It’s free. Perhaps you should read the history around Red as a patent troll, how they price gouge their media, etc.
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by mmaunder 3y ago
Makes sense. Blackmagic Design is a serious competitor to RED and got around their raw patent through partial debayering. Also lower price. Canon has been wiping the floor with Nikon this century. Now you have a legendary cinema brand with
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by mmaunder 3y ago
Thanks Jeremy. Makes sense. What you all have accomplished is incredible, particularly in democratizing AI via your learning materials. Fast.ai is required learning for our team.
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by mmaunder 3y ago
I have the utmost respect for the work that Jeremy and team and Fast.ai have accomplished but in this post Rachel is railing against the free market, bugs in software and preexisting biases in humans to create an incredibly cynical and unre
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by mmaunder 3y ago
Now let’s discuss the green flash.
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by mmaunder 3y ago
Just wanted to mention PilotEdge which is a more realistic but paid option. Been using it for years including getting my instrument rating last year.
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by mmaunder 3y ago
Netlify charge $55 per 100GB for overages on their starter plan. Keep in mind that they’re being billed by their provider at 95th percentile billing. That means they have ports running at say 100 gigabits per second and have a commit of say

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