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by nvy 3y ago
https://avherald.com/ See for yourself.
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by nvy 3y ago
Dish soap and baby powder are commonly used in aerospace maintenance for finding pressurization leaks.
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by nvy 3y ago
Which x64 machines have you been using? I'm looking for a successor to PC Engines APUs
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by nvy 3y ago
Scroll through this account's history. It is clearly posting Russian propaganda interspersed with just enough "curious conversation" to pass dang's surface-level scans. Once again, proof that you can post literally anyt
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by nvy 3y ago
I'm an aerospace engineer, this is my field. It makes no sense to call for heads to roll without even knowing the root cause. If this happens again on a different airframe, I'll change my tune in a hurry.
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Well, this is my field so let's calm down for a sec and dispense with the hyperbole. The plane itself is not "fucked"; my understanding is the aircraft landed safely and nobody was injured. The door/window that departe
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by nvy 3y ago
>The vast majority of running code is produced by people whose understanding of computer systems and programming goes as deep as how much documentation they need to ctrl+f through to get some specific tasks done. I doubt this very much.
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>I forgot how absolutely horrible the new user experience is. It's terrible, but the people in a position to change it aren't new users and they have decade-old configs, so it stays terrible. Try suggesting making CUA-mode the
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by nvy 3y ago
>If you're getting pushback on this, consider that this may say more about your social circle. Maybe, just maybe, technology should serve the user by enabling people to socialize with whom they wish, rather than the opposite.
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by nvy 3y ago
Is the upside down A supposed to be a bird's beak?
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War transit riding
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by nvy 3y ago
No idea. Silently failing and continuation is a complete anti-feature if you want correct results in your data pipeline though. I get it, you like R. I'm not interested in litigating this any further.
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by nvy 3y ago
Because it has five assignment operators and a tendency to fail silently and to keep going after something errors, producing bad results for people that aren't programmers and maybe aren't good at debugging, and is only usable if
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by nvy 3y ago
I always thought R was a vestigial artifact of the bad old days of computing that had no place in the Real World (tm), but then I had to use it for a graduate-level data analytics course for business students. And then it all made sense. N
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by nvy 3y ago
Steve Jobs was a massive piece of shit; not a good figure to worship.
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And what do you do when your interpretation is correct and the LLM is incorrect, contradicting you, but you aren't sure who's correct and who isn't?
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Thankfully humans are great at pattern matching and it's trivial for me to "vet this ideation": LLMs are notorious for getting subtleties wrong, and in legal agreements like terms of employment the subtleties are often of mat
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by nvy 3y ago
Trusting an LLM for anything to do with legal agreements seems like a terrible idea.
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>It helped solidify many of the concepts from nand2tetris. For some reason doing it all physically with real chips and wires made it all a bit more memorable. Hang on a second, does nand2tetris not involve real chips and wires?
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by nvy 3y ago
Yeah but if a Paris Metro train gets stuck, the tunnels are enormous and your maintenance staff can walk from the nearest station to repair and un-stuck the train. It's not clear to me that these tunnels will be sufficiently large.
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>Declare Meta a monopoly and bust it up? Sounds great! Let's unfuck the situation with Google/Apple having a chokehold on phones and app stores while we're at it.
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by nvy 3y ago
What are you referring to when you say "modern interview practices" and how are you practicing?
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by nvy 3y ago
The law isn't code. It's not imperative procedure where you can just say the magic words and trigger an exception to be thrown. We have humans to apply the law and use their judgment for exactly this reason.
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Wanting to kill the president is not in and of itself a crime.
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Oh maybe I'm mixing up their products. They've gone full Microsoft with the naming. Next release will be called Cloud.BEEP Core
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Fatal1ty Series
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His comments have a very distinct style, for sure.
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>I don't really grok how they fit into the greater internet or how their hosting works or why you have to pay a separate provider In much the same way that you need a specialized email client to use IMAP/SMTP, you need a specia
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by nvy 3y ago
>My comment had nothing to do with trigger warning or any kind of sensitiveness Yes it did. Here it is, reproduced: >Couldn't you have said "compartmentalized", or "dominated by hostile silos" or anything el
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by nvy 3y ago
Pretty sure they're buying actual Mac minis and using those device IDs. If you have evidence to the contrary I would be very interested in seeing it.

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