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by spuz 3y ago
It does seem to me that the author has injected their own theory of the state of mind of the crew, but in what way does this theory conflict with the NTSB's account? I agree that if there was evidence that the state of mind of the crew
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by spuz 3y ago
The point we're responding to is this: > All of the commentary on the violation of the sterile cockpit rule and argument before departure are irrelevant to the actual cause Which is just as false a statement as it is to say "Th
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by spuz 3y ago
When you say "how much entropy is left?" you make it sound like a quantity that is decreasing, not increasing. That seems incorrect, no?
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by spuz 3y ago
I think the concept would be easier for me to understand if we talked about the inverse of entropy - i.e. some kind of measurement for the concentration of useful energy or "order". I think it would then be more intuitive to say t
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by spuz 3y ago
That site doesn't seem to have any stories about Germany
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by spuz 3y ago
The "fuck you" isn't that they require you to login in order to view a page. It's that they tease you with the promise that you don't need an account, and when you try to take them up on that promise they slam the d
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by spuz 3y ago
Sounds like the railway staff are indeed enforcing the spirit of the law by allowing mobility scooters on the platform. If I had to guess why your tricycle was not allowed it's because the staff perceive your tricycle as a potentially
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by spuz 3y ago
Obviously some people think bicycles are vehicles and some don't. For this reason, I applied the logic that if the park wanted to ban vehicles including bikes, they would write "No vehicles, no cycles" and so while I think a
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by spuz 3y ago
To be fair, he doesn't blame the platform in that video. He says "I need to keep titling my videos in a way that allows us to adapt to how viewers are discovering new content". It stands to reason that the same forces that in
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by spuz 3y ago
Yes - according to the WSJ and an anonymous US official: https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-navy-detected-titan-sub-imp...
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by spuz 3y ago
> Explains why there was no implosion noise originally, We don't know that. There's a chance a noise was recorded but it wasn't made public in order not to compromise rescue attempts.
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by spuz 3y ago
What I take from that is either the CEO doesn't take advice from a competent CTO, or he's lying and they used "AI" as a front to reduce the workforce for some other reason.
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by spuz 3y ago
If you're a good engineer, you're good at getting inside the head of the customer, understanding their needs and converting that into a technical problem which has a solution. None of that can yet be done by ChatGPT and yet it&#x2
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by spuz 3y ago
You don't have to be a business owner to change the location of a business on Google Maps. They rely on the general public to correct inaccuracies - I've done this a few times for certain locations near me. Presumably they use som
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by spuz 3y ago
The lawyers not only cited bogus cases, but when asked to provide copies of those bogus cases, fabricated multiple page PDF documents from whole cloth. This is impossible to argue as a mistake. Here is an example of one of the fabricated ca
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by spuz 3y ago
The way I do that is I memorise my password manager master key. How do I do that with a passkey?
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by spuz 3y ago
One thing I don't understand about offering passkey login for your email is how you would go about recovering an account if you lost access to the device which holds your passkey? Google states: "When you create a passkey, you opt
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by spuz 3y ago
I tried the IP resolved by the domain "brute.fail" but it doesn't accept SSH connections :)
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by spuz 3y ago
This is why I included this part of the quote: > Other evolutionary channels such as formation without a common envelope or via a hierarchical triple also seem unlikely for similar reasons. Maybe it's hard to say without getting int
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by spuz 3y ago
This paper doesn't seem to agree: > the scenario of a central black hole requires unreasonable amount of fine-tuning within the usual evolutionary channels. In particular, if the system is expected to have formed as a binary in isol
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by spuz 3y ago
I just looked them up and you are right. It varies from 5 cameras to hundreds of cameras. Interestingly though, I haven't seen any of them demo the continuous rotation through a wall effect that Sebastian shows here though which kind o
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by spuz 3y ago
I meant to say why does each LED require a different resistor value?
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by spuz 3y ago
Nice project. I'm interested in the cable tester itself. Why does each line require a different resistor? Also, in the gif at the top of the page, it looks like some of your cables only light up 5 LEDs. Are some cables out there really
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by spuz 3y ago
Nick Clegg isn't mentioned in the article - what are you basing the statement that he's changed his mind on?
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by spuz 3y ago
That sounds great!
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by spuz 3y ago
Are there any tools out there that can breakdown network traffic by the originating process? Sometimes it would be useful to see exactly which process is monopolising bandwidth like we can with CPU time.
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by spuz 3y ago
The post should probably link to the status page (which shows all systems ok at the moment): https://status.slack.com/
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by spuz 3y ago
I know this sounds crazy but it kind of makes sense to me. It's a large boulder in the context of things you might find obstructing the road, but it's a small boulder in the context of all boulders. Still pretty hilarious to read.
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by spuz 3y ago
Asus states that despite their boilerplate warranty limitations for beta BIOS, they would honour the warranty in this particular case. https://www.asus.com/us/news/ihctikmgahafyrib/?tduid=969491b...
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by spuz 3y ago
This reminds me of the Salton Sea, a man-made lake in California which used to be promoted as a tourist destination and now continues to be an ecological disaster. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salton_Sea

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