very_good_man

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1. 61.▲
   by very_good_man 3y ago

   This happens constantly during deplaning? I think this is a little quirk of how the animation is rendering. There are "little people" standing in the rows behind whoever is currently gathering belongings.
2. 62.▲
   by very_good_man 3y ago

   I think in practice, if 1F could sneak out without blocking the aisle, it doesn't matter. The true important thing is that the aisle not be blocked. The aisle space is the limited resource. There are even more "lassiez-faire"
3. 63.▲
   by very_good_man 3y ago

   This is why I think it's important to emphasize the raw number of lives saved. There are winners and losers in both systems, so important to focus on the lives saved by adopting something now. We'd need strong social penalties for
4. 64.▲
   by very_good_man 3y ago

   Let's fix all those other flow bottlenecks too :)
5. 65.▲
   by very_good_man 3y ago

   I have seen many of these results and did not find a lot on the very specific issue of DE-planing. Most of this stuff discusses boarding.
6. 66.▲
   by very_good_man 3y ago

   While I reject your condescending tone, locking the overheads is possibly a good idea but requires major equipment upgrades. I do not believe locking mechanisms in the overhead compartments are currently installed. Controls to instantly loc
7. 67.▲
   by very_good_man 3y ago

   The simulation assumes that ONE person in the status quo has a 0 second assemble belongings step, and just waits "minBuffer" time - so in the simulation on average this is 2 second delay rather than 5: https://github.co
8. 68.▲
   by very_good_man 3y ago

   -First Class can keep getting off first, you still get the benefits if you apply this to Coach -Groups can wait for later "Flush" es - there is flexibility since I think you can fit a little more than one person in the aisle per r
9. 69.▲
   by very_good_man 3y ago

   That is modeled as "status quo" - this unfortunately leads to waste of the scarce aisle real estate, a resource that is better used in "Fill & Flush."
10. 70.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    I have calculated this would save between 50 and 150 human life-equivalents of time per year. You can see this calculation if you scroll to the bottom of the simulation page.
11. 71.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    I believe the response to this objection is to just have the groups wait for later "flush"es / make "trades" with strangers who would otherwise exit in later waves.
12. 72.▲
    The Fill and Flush deplaning method(fillandflush.com)

    82 points by very_good_man 3y ago|184 comments
13. 73.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    I have "invented" a system that I believe reduces aircraft deplaning time by ~50% source code at: www.github.com/josephecombs/fill-flush
14. 74.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    Wrong.
15. 75.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    X is now an attractive free-speech platform.
16. 76.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    When are we going to advance as an industry and stop worshiping these people? If you have a decade in control of the greatest internet business ever, go ahead and do exactly as Google has done. For anyone else, look inward for inspiration!
17. 77.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    I don't like the climate cult stuff, but good idea to use it as a bludgeon against a greater enemy (boomers and CRE landlords)
18. 78.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    If you're paying wordpress.com $300/year for all their features, I can highly recommend switching to AWS Lightsail for 90% savings. Exorbitant pricing.
19. 79.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    Give the power to control life-changing technology to some of the most evil, mendacious elites to ever live? No thanks.