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pigbearpig
3y ago
Sounds like a very good person to have in that position. Being a single pilot in an aircraft, she would not only have years of experience relying on automation, but also risk-reward decision making involving life or death. Self-driving cars
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pigbearpig
3y ago
This is a plea deal, no one is going to plea to the maximum, which in this case is 20 years. The punishment can also be a fine [1], which may be fitting if the goal was profit from a YouTube video. When news articles mention the maximum, e
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pigbearpig
3y ago
Since it's a plea deal I wouldn't expect anywhere near the maximum. Additionally, it looks like a fine and/or prison. Since the goal was to make money on a YouTube video, I could see the plea being more on the fine side, wit
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pigbearpig
4y ago
They also say my $60/yr is essential so I can’t see NPR saying $3 million as non-essential.
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pigbearpig
4y ago
Then he would know that's pointless.
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pigbearpig
4y ago
> by noticing that there a couple people standing around in the background looking bored, one of them holding what may as well be a clipboard. Beside the fact that a classified photo isn't going to be in a student handbook, this has
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pigbearpig
4y ago
Is there a windows edition that shuts this stuff off, like some enterprise sku?
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pigbearpig
4y ago
I wonder how much they're paying for Discourse to run their forum
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pigbearpig
4y ago
Seems like the US Air Force got it pretty right to me. They were instructed to shoot down the unidentified flying object and they did.
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pigbearpig
4y ago
No, it doesn't take "far more resources." All pilots, military or civilian, need to accumulate hours to stay current. Flying to investigate or shootdown a balloon isn't going to take more resources than ordinary traini
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4y ago
What an arrogant hack. It's hard to believe Google engineers would find that a reasonable approach. If I'd have seen that during a code review, I would have called it out and explained that you shouldn't abuse someone else&#x
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pigbearpig
4y ago
Can you not propagate urban legends please.
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pigbearpig
4y ago
Sad but true, I've grown to realize that it's important to highlight the applications that just work or were easy to extend because of a little foresight, otherwise it's too easy to forget. As I've done this more, I real
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pigbearpig
4y ago
Couldn't agree more, and one of the more frustrating aspects of the job. I especially for situations where I find out that someone fixed a problem for x, even though they knew at the time the problem existed for y and z, but "no o
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pigbearpig
4y ago
It was at 60,000 FT, so yes, COMPLETELY impossible.
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pigbearpig
4y ago
Answers to all of these were available in just about any news article on the topic.
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pigbearpig
4y ago
C'mon, there is a huge difference between an airline selling a seat they don't have and not having it due to an equipment issue.
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pigbearpig
4y ago
It seems to me that the actual Pluralsight created courses were high quality, but I think their acquisitions diluted that.
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pigbearpig
4y ago
The guy is a an actual airline pilot. He's showing the same stuff that NTSB would be analyzing in their investigation. You're oddly barking up the wrong tree by complaining about a genuine pilot's non-sponsored youtube channe
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4y ago
The first couple of responses seemed a bit dismissive and impolite to me. Quickly remedied by a courteous and professional response by Richard Hipp. I'm talking about things like, "You should not expect this to get a lot of atten
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4y ago
The Blancolirio channel is pretty respected when it comes to covering aviation incidents. (Seriously, the first article of the site linked in the parent comment was just talking about most expensive airports for Christmas car parking.)
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pigbearpig
4y ago
Yeah, clearly only Americans do this. Ignore the fact that monarchs have been christening ships for thousands of years.
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pigbearpig
4y ago
Considering Little Rock is a C130 airlift base it's pretty easy to rule that out without looking at stars.
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pigbearpig
4y ago
I thought there was a seller filter. I know I’ve used it before to only show Seller: Amazon.com.
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pigbearpig
4y ago
“ After thinking about it for a bit, Godsey agreed to let me tell that story.” The author got permission
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pigbearpig
4y ago
XDG is like four env vars. Doesn’t seem like much noise.
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pigbearpig
4y ago
It's not criminal to be cautious about approving drugs. Remember the people affected have purposely eaten a wild mushroom -- they risked their own lives first.
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4y ago
Reminds me of http://www.dynamicdrive.com/ from back in the olden times
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pigbearpig
4y ago
That seems pretty unsafe without running it through some sanitizer. Trying not to judge too hard, but I would be concerned about the implementation of showHtmlPage by the same author that didn't handle non-json responses.
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4y ago
The morale (semi-official) or unofficial ones certainly usually have an element of humor or ridiculousness. The official ones must follow guidelines and must be approved, so that has taken a bit of the fun out of it. Some info on the offic
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