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7y ago
Now I am just flabbergasted. How on earth could they let the 330 take off in that case? And it still seems to me if the 737 didn't execute a missed approach, there would have been a crash on the runway. That is just as big a deal as th
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I still don't really understand. Unless the 737 was about to crash land right on top of the 330, it must have turned right well before the airport. If the 330 took off, it would have been a few kilometers beyond the airport before it t
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7y ago
> The Airbus A330 involved in the August 5, 2019, incident was taking off on runway 34 Right as a Boeing 737-800 landing on the same runway was instructed by air traffic control to perform a go-around. This makes no sense. The seem to be
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7y ago
I guarantee you this has already been invented many times over by intelligence agencies around the world.
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7y ago
Doubt true for compsci majors...
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7y ago
Fighting over "who gets to donate their time for free" is absurd. Unless you are one of those pretend open source companies that sell commercial versions and prevents certain cloud based usage.
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7y ago
Actually I agree, I wasn't trying to emphasize their feelings as much as question if there is really such a thing as a friendly fork. In reality it shouldn't matter and the concept be void, if someone forks your project and it is
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I wonder if authors consider "friendly" forks to be friendly ...
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7y ago
The open source equivalent of the rage-quit hehe.
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7y ago
I don't bother reading things unless I can confirm my interest in the article. I can't do that with unknown acronyms.
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> women leave the field at a rate 3 to 4 times greater than men, and in particular, if they do not obtain a faculty position quickly Wait what....you mean by STEM you just meant academia?
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7y ago
What's a Comac?
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7y ago
SpaceX just announced a new rocket engine that is more powerful than Boeing!
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7y ago
Sounds like fairly generic deployment infrastructure that has nothing to do with machine learning. But why pass up the opportunity to use a buzzword to get on the front page of HN?
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7y ago
Actually most of us would welcome a "better C", it was just obvious from the outset rust wasn't it. Rust with unsafe - as dangerous as C in the hands of a amateur, as comprehensible as poorly written machine code.
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7y ago
> as if they are connected by a vast unseen force. LOL. Popsci is hilarious. And physics is in a desperate crisis. We need less science and more philosophy.
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7y ago
You could say that about all mental illnesses.
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7y ago
There is a Mozilla Corp? Who knew...
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7y ago
I thought Mozilla was a foundation not a company.
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7y ago
Wonder why... Microsoft: developers, developers, developers, developers! Google: advertisers, advertisers, advertisers, advertisers!
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> That’s what panpsychists believe. Why is it we can't discuss ideas without labeling someone as a -ist of some kind?
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7y ago
Ironically this page says: > This website requires JavaScript to function properly. If you disabled JavaScript, please enable it and refresh this page.
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7y ago
It is about the same. It is called TCP/IP for a reason. Although there are more devices that deal with TCP/IP together than just IP alone. Either way it ain't going to happen.
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7y ago
Do Japanese women do HIIT?
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7y ago
> introduce large, breaking changes without major benefits FTFY
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7y ago
How on earth did they verify a 30k long number is prime?!?
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7y ago
As if there was any doubt about this conclusion.
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7y ago
> urllib3 - Sync client support. Well that's going to work wonders for async now isn't it?
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7y ago
In Australia it really is nature running it course in a big cycle. The Australian bush needs fires to clean out the scrub and trigger seeds to germinate - which they will not do without a little roasting.
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7y ago
> the recent fires in the Arctic The where?
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