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by nuccy 7y ago
You can track it by its flight number AIB45XL or call sign F-WBXL e.g. here https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/f-wbxl
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by nuccy 7y ago
The shape is just a result of the engineering decisions to reach Airbus's goal: transport fuselages to Toulouse. Those are relatively light, but big, so building a tube-like structure above the main "chassis" of the plane yie
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by nuccy 7y ago
Beluga XL has cargo space volume 2209 m^3, while An-225 Mriya has 1300 m^3 (pressurized), cargo weight is 53 and 189 tonnes, respectively. So you need a big, "light" and non-pressure requiring cargo to justify the use of Beluga XL
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by nuccy 7y ago
Also after watching the video from the StyleGAN2 team https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f_gbKW6FUUHKkUxciJ_lQx29mCq... now I know that original StyleGAN, images from which are apparently used for this "game&qu
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by nuccy 7y ago
I like those devices too, but they, and all other kids smart-watches, have the same issue - huge attach surface due to use of cloud-based third party servers to gather and display information, change configuration of the device with a paren
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by nuccy 7y ago
I'm a big fan of renewable energy (solar, wind), electric cars and likely electric planes (not yet available, so hard to say). But my biggest concern is that all this will eventually lead to people decisions being affected by rather th
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by nuccy 7y ago
Sure, though the first Friedmann equation, or any other equation, where terms are balanced, e.g. a + b = 0, doesn't tell you anything about causality, though redshifting of light is exactly caused by expansion, so it is not strange tha
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by nuccy 7y ago
It is also peculiar that the energy conservation law is not applicable on cosmological scales, the light is redshifted due to expansion of the Universe and the energy difference between emitted and received light is "wasted", i.e.
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by nuccy 7y ago
Firefox for Android seems to solve this "issue" for me completely, after I started to use it, Google stopped to show AMP pages to me, even in News section all the links are direct. So use mobile Firefox, I find it too be very good
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by nuccy 7y ago
I've just added Stratolaunch plane to the scheme with other giant planes so that it is easier to compare, see: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Giant_planes_compari...
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by nuccy 7y ago
Speaking of "better", the author mentioned that his laptop works less from battery in OpenBSD than on Linux (3.5 hours vs 5 hours) and applications run slower. Unless there is a problem with OpenBSD drivers or CPU governing profi
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by nuccy 7y ago
P.S. I'm not a picky person. I work in a quiet office so even my colleague noticed the issue without me pointing. At the beginning I really wanted to fix the issue. Later it was rather for 'feedback' and a matter of principle
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by nuccy 7y ago
Sure, performance will increase, I'm not arguing with that. I was just refering to my own experience. Personally, particarly this issue, made me use servers/clusters more, so data analysis or massive code compilation I do remotely
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by nuccy 7y ago
8-core CPU, even presumably with HT off after all the recent Intel vulnerabilities, makes me laugh after my personal experience with my late 2016 MacBook Pro 13 touch bar with fastest (at that time) i7. During normal browsing especially wit
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by nuccy 8y ago
Yes, it is correct that clumping can be solely gravitational effect, though so far we have pretty vague idea about the density in those clumps and halos, which are mostly derived from N-body simulation, which are obviously model dependent,
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by nuccy 8y ago
Actually dark matter clumps, e.g. so called dark matter halo of a galaxy[1]. It is seen from rotational curves of galaxies and can be also checked with with strong and weak lensing effects [2]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/w