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by t0mas88 4y ago
It's not the examiner deciding "you deserve a second chance or not". In a normal oral exam everyone gets a "I don't think that's correct" or "please explain that to me" kind of response on a wron
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by t0mas88 4y ago
No, but that's not the same. Signatures and checks are covered by terms & conditions (and law) that you must follow. A better anology is if you figure out a mathematical advantage within the rules of a casino game, are you allowed
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by t0mas88 4y ago
This really depends on your frame of reference and where in the Netherlands you're going. Having worked in both London and Amsterdam I think there are many more public parking garage options in Amsterdam and non of those are time limit
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by t0mas88 4y ago
But you were using radar for terrain mapping. Self driving road cars use cameras to follow lanes and radar to detect obstacles and other vehicles. Normal radar based adaptive cruise control you can buy in the majtory of je car brands today
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by t0mas88 4y ago
Maybe Tesla radar can't see any stationary objects, but others use radar for collision avoidance / auto braking and seem to do so also for stationary objects. It's harder to do from a signal processing view, but definitely no
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by t0mas88 4y ago
It's crazy that they didn't put at least an extra camera in the place where for example BMW has their "side view camera" option for pulling out of parking spaces. That's right at the sides of the nose. Would have co
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by t0mas88 4y ago
A human in my country is supposed to drive in such a way as to be able to stop in the distance that they can see road is clear. So it's not that crazy to ask from Tesla that the car slows down if it can't judge to road to be free,
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by t0mas88 4y ago
But for most of those there is some information on the family where the money came from. Like they ran some kind of business. In this case the only information to be found on the family is that someone with that family name is a drug dealer
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by t0mas88 4y ago
Many people predicted a couple of weeks ago he would wiggle out...
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by t0mas88 4y ago
He had his license revoked
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by t0mas88 4y ago
The world isn't really full of child molesters. And sadly a big majority of molesting happens by people the child knows, like family and friends, not strangers. So this extreme reaction to strangers and people walking on eggs around sc
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by t0mas88 4y ago
I'm not sure it works that way. It's not like you care less about your first child after having a second. They're all the most loved thing you have in life.
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by t0mas88 4y ago
I do have children, and from that perspective: She is not crazy. What she's describing is what we would call normal life in most of Europe. I'm sure it's also normal in more small town US. The kind of crazy incident she descr
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by t0mas88 4y ago
I'm not appointing any responsibility to either side nor am I qualified to do so. I'm just sharing the viewpoint that Soros apparently convinced other investors in private to make certain transactions that affect his own (public a
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by t0mas88 4y ago
You would need to move 1 million into some crypto exchange, there is a bit of risk there and it takes significant amounts of time. Then go and buy 1 million of USDT, you can see the live orders here, there are several buy orders even above
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by t0mas88 4y ago
Well not completely, in the sense that they seem to be exchanging USDT for USD at a 1:1 ratio if you show up with 100k or more. There have been no reports of people that tried to get that and didn't get it. On the other hand maybe peop
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by t0mas88 4y ago
Every USDT they buy below 1 USD will increase their "backing level". So if they only stole let's say 5% of the funds to buy cars and boats, a price drop could slowly move them back to 100% backed. Assuming they have all the U
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by t0mas88 4y ago
Maybe they are buying them? Just not at enough speed to avoid a decrease in price. To buy them they would need to take their real USD, probably spread across investment instruments (e.g. in an ideal case where all they say is true, they wou
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by t0mas88 4y ago
What would put him at risk in todays legal climate is his own choice to short sell the GBO, but the coordination with others to make transactions that would cause it to drop. Then you're not making investment decisions based on your be
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by t0mas88 4y ago
> but even a complete simulator such as the one used for pilot training won’t be enough to actually learn all those systems - that’s why it takes years of training. Pilot here, the simulator is absolutely good enough. It's not uncom
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by t0mas88 4y ago
This depends strongly on the region. The US still has a very old system in use for the center controllers which are the big regions. That system wants discrete codes for each aircraft in each area, so they make flights change code if there
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by t0mas88 4y ago
That could explain all of it. Household average here (including 1 person households / apartments etc) is 2479 kwh per year, but also 1169 m3 of natural gas. If you convert that gas to kwh it would be around 10,500 kwh So 13,000 kwh per
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by t0mas88 4y ago
A dropping level of CO2 from hyper ventialtion also disturbs the acid-base balance in the blood which in itself can cause dizziness, impaired mental function and tingling fingers as if you have a lack of oxygen. At high altitude it's e
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by t0mas88 4y ago
The detection range for radar is more than 200m, you can stop from speeds above 100mph in that distance. And the radar sensor automatically includes relative speed information on the target (doppler shift) which vision doesn't so it&#x
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by t0mas88 4y ago
Absolutely, you can bid lower if you add "cash in your account tomorrow". People are risk adverse, they want a solid offer that closes immediately.
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by t0mas88 4y ago
I've seen a few M&A experts run their spreadsheets and then the negotiations happened. In reality 90% of the outcome was determined by how competitive the bidding was and how willing the target company seemed to walk away. All spr
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by t0mas88 5y ago
The engines will be fine, but the airframe has a maximum speed in each configuration. For example the gear can't move above a certain speed and can't be down above a higher speed. Similar for the flaps, at a 30 degrees landing fla
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by t0mas88 5y ago
It really differs per plane, jets pitch up higher than typical general aviation aircraft during rotation and go-around. The 737 for example will command 15 degrees pitch up on the flight director when going around. If you did that on a typi
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by t0mas88 5y ago
Exactly, and cars aren't that hacker friendly. Underneath the design isn't that bad, can-bus makes sense, most modern cars have a good sort of internal network. But there is zero documentation to allow anything aftermarket to plug
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by t0mas88 5y ago
Tesla "Full Self Driving" is vaporware so far. In previous versions "Autopilot" as a name only implied self-driving to some customers, while it wasn't. Now they've gone a step further and branded advanced drive

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