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by t0mas88 4y ago
The V1 decision speed is not fixed, it's calculated for each take-off based on weight, wind, runway conditions, maximum thrust settings etc. It meets these constraints: 1. Low enough such that if you try to stop from that speed you wil
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by t0mas88 4y ago
They don't usually form out of nowhere that quickly, but they grow upwards that quickly in case of unstable air. Unstable in this context is a function of the temperature gradient of the air mass with altitude, a bit simplified: If the
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by t0mas88 4y ago
That's high, but not crazy. Banks spend serious amounts on customer acquisition for credit products. For a normal card holder, spending $200 in acquisition costs (marketing, referral fees, free "points" etc all added together
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by t0mas88 4y ago
This is a very US specific thing and even there I'm not sure it's true. In Europe credit-card usage is much lower, and card security is much higher for both types of cards. We've had chip and pin protected cards for many many
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by t0mas88 4y ago
They have backup transmitters and if everything fails (tower evacuation has happened) you talk to the overlying approach / tracon / center frequencies to check. And then after that, land anyway and self announce positions for othe
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by t0mas88 4y ago
This already exists and in a much more advanced way. The flight management system calculates the expected fuel on landing based on the route, wind data, different fuel usage at altitudes etc. It's not as simple as "fuel per time&q
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by t0mas88 4y ago
No need for Starlink, sat com voice and data links have been a standard things for oceanic flights for years before Starlink.
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by t0mas88 4y ago
The maximum time you can be away from a suitable landing spot depends on the ETOPS certification (or 60 minutes if you don't have one). The certification is specific to the type of plane and operator. A modern 777 at most airlines for
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by t0mas88 4y ago
I've had those Bose wired ones for years as well, they were great. My attempt of finding good wireless ones ended at the Airpods Pro. Much better than any other wireless option at their time.
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by t0mas88 4y ago
One warning: the site claims you don't need a "cookie popup" since it doesn't use cookies. That's false. The ePrivacy directive states that reading or writing any data from the user device other than for the purpose
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by t0mas88 4y ago
Even in Dutch, which like Danish is spoke by only a small amount of people. So there isn't that much training data.
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by t0mas88 4y ago
Yes I think it was. But back in those days enabling ipx on Windows was just a checkbox in the network settings so it wasn't hard to use it for lan parties.
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by t0mas88 4y ago
These employees are all contractors on paper. Probably to get around the rules you mention.
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by t0mas88 4y ago
That growth is only interesting for two types of companies. One software companies or similar industries where marginal costs are nearly zero, so rapid growth promises huge future profits. And two, companies that could form a monopoly out o
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by t0mas88 4y ago
So you're doing 4e10 hashes per second or 390k password guesses per second. At what price per hour?
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by t0mas88 4y ago
ECB mode somehow still gets used, Zoom also did it. I think this is a result of many developers not knowing much about encryption and then selecting the simplest option from their language's standard library.
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by t0mas88 4y ago
With 8 characters, which is way below all recommendations and using only alphanumeric + the simple special chars on the keyboard you're looking at over 7 * 10^14 possibilities. If you could do 100 million hashes per second (that seems
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by t0mas88 4y ago
There are many videos on YouTube with it failing these kinds of examples indeed.
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by t0mas88 4y ago
Because it would make them more money per car but not overall. And they aren't competitive in that segment with the assets they have. They would have to design different models, scale down production etc, a pivot of the company. A be
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by t0mas88 4y ago
> Doesn't that have quite an excessive totalitarian feeling? It does. Basically we just learned that "radical free speech" is newspeak for "only things Elon likes today" And we already knew Elon is completely mad
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by t0mas88 4y ago
I hope they took the Streisand effect into account... Tech users know Mastodon, others are now going to Google it based on mainstream media headlines. Big mistake.
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by t0mas88 4y ago
They reported about the banning and that the ElonJet account has moved to Mastodon.
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by t0mas88 4y ago
https://archive.vn/OqfLA
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by t0mas88 4y ago
Not just to Amsterdam, Stichtse Rijn is further south (around Utrecht). It includes the area where the 16th century rich people from Amsterdam would build their out of town mansions. Traveling there by boat, on a water system that has been
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by t0mas88 4y ago
This book has a good example using Tensorflow Lite on a micro controller for speech recognition on a few commands, that would probably work for different sounds: https://www.amazon.com/TinyML-Learning-TensorFlow-Ultra-Low-..
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by t0mas88 4y ago
That claim is false in Europe. You need to ask permission for this approach, because you're storing something on the user's device (the generated date in the cache) that isn't strictly necessarily. The ePrivacy directive says
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by t0mas88 4y ago
Only non-zero integer division is specified as having no side effects. Division by zero is in the C standard as "undefined behavior" meaning the compiler can decide what to do with it, crashing would be nice but it doesn't ha
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by t0mas88 4y ago
In the Netherlands the Moderna vaccine is not used for younger groups. I think the cutoff is 40. Anyone over 12 can get vaccinated and get a booster, but it will be the Pfizer vaccine.
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by t0mas88 4y ago
We have them in the Netherlands as well, but not nearly as many. You get about 1 or 2 per year that happen as a message to everyone, only used for life threatening situations. And then around 15 per year for which only an app notification a
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by t0mas88 4y ago
The travel industry is very big on price discrimination (they call it revenue management). Car rental, hotels etc do it a lot, but the most advanced ones are the airlines. For many flights there is no single price that would allow the airli

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