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A critique of pure learning and what ANNs can learn from animal brains(nature.com)
7 points by vt240 7y ago|0 comments
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More LimePod crashes, erratic driving have people calling for improved security(kiro7.com)
1 points by vt240 7y ago|0 comments
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2nd Circuit Rules Section 230 Bars Civil Terrorism Claims Against Facebook(eff.org)
2 points by vt240 7y ago|0 comments
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VMS IDE Extension for VSCode(vmssoftwaretraining.com)
2 points by vt240 7y ago|0 comments
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President Trump’s Gamble to Confront China(pbs.org)
4 points by vt240 7y ago|0 comments
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by vt240 7y ago
I started reading "India and China at Sea" [1]. Seems to be really well put together. [1] : https://global.oup.com/academic/product/india-and-china-at-s...
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What Happened on ET302?(satcom.guru)
2 points by vt240 8y ago|0 comments
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Lockheed’s D-21 Tagboard Supersonic Spy Drone(thedrive.com)
92 points by vt240 8y ago|58 comments
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Hearing on Airline Safety After the Global Recall of the Boeing 737 Max(c-span.org)
2 points by vt240 8y ago|0 comments
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by vt240 8y ago
The banner of the EAA website says they have a Full 737MAX simulator [1]. From this Press Release [2], it would seem they were rolling out in Oct, 2017. [1]: https://www.ethiopianairlines.com/EAA [2]: https:/&#x
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by vt240 8y ago
EA operates their feeder flight school [1]. There is a PR from EA somewhere showing his yearbook photo from their graduating class 2010, but again it was in the Ethiopian press, I forgot to outline it. [1]: https://www.ethiopian
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by vt240 8y ago
EA has other 737 models in their fleet. Their last accident, a 737-800, ET409 [1][2] out of Lebanon, CRM issues were cited as the primary factor. Not arguing with you, and they could have addressed all the training problems. But I don&#x
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by vt240 8y ago
But he had only been a 737 Captain since Nov 2017 [1]. And graduated from flight school in 2010. It's unknown what the distribution of the 8000 hours are. For all we know, he had 6000 hours on the Q400. [1]: https://outline
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ET409 Crashes into the Mediterranean Sea (2010)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by vt240 8y ago|0 comments
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by vt240 8y ago
The last loss of aircraft ETA was involved with, 737-800 ET409 in Lebanon, was also sent to BEA. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethiopian_Airlines_Flight_409
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by vt240 8y ago
I really don’t believe it’s fair to call journal articles or letters published in peer-reviewed academic journals, “Fake News” if they turn out to be wrong, or if the authors retract the paper. Part of the larger process of scrutinizing sc
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Supermicro CEO Letter and 3rd Party Investigation Find No Hardware Hack(servethehome.com)
3 points by vt240 8y ago|0 comments
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by vt240 8y ago
Occasionally, I still run into a piece of software which makes me yearn for the days when I built my own /usr/local from source. But as the repos have got better, this is getting to be a rare event. I still don't like the f
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by vt240 8y ago
Employer was supposed to be using Windows deployment tools to create custom enterprise images... But I'm stuck in the same boat. The maintenance overhead is too much for a small business. I am very upset that the default enterprise i
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by vt240 8y ago
Grainger [1] search for "industrial Blowers and Accessories" would probably be a good place to start looking. They tend to be expensive though. Take a look at McMaster-Carr [2] too. [1]: https://www.grainger.com [2]:
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by vt240 8y ago
I was able to find one stumbling around google, if anyone else is interested. Lenovo X1 G3 from Sporton[1]. And a less comprehensive report from Intek, for 2016 random brand convertible [2]. [1]: https://fccid.io/2AJN7-TP0
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by vt240 8y ago
What are the typical radiated power levels from a modern laptop over 20kHz-5.8GHz, excluding Wi-fi and other radios? Does anyone have any references to share, such as E/H spectrums of a typical modern laptop, which has gone through EM
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by vt240 8y ago
I installed RDB last week on my hobby I64 machine. Although I had glancing encounters with VMS through work, it has been a lot of fun to explore some of the features of the OS in depth. I remember having a WinNT RDB eons ago too. But it
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by vt240 8y ago
I was referring to the VMS Software port, sorry. nickp posted the link bellow.
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by vt240 8y ago
I remember messing around with that ages ago. I wonder if any of the contributors ended up working with VMS Software on the port. It looks, from their site, like they are getting close.
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by vt240 8y ago
I'm still waiting for the x86-64 VMS port. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZN6LjuEgdw&t
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by vt240 8y ago
Nevermind, sorry. The link to Nature wasn't functioning when this was first posted.
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by vt240 8y ago
Could I get a copy of the pre-print?
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by vt240 9y ago
I still have my Power MachTen CD. I used to love wasting time porting GNU/Linux source to that odd ball environment.
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by vt240 9y ago
Sounds similar to my life for the past 10 odd years. Then one day, I woke up with that headache and blurry eyes, and said I can't do this again. I'll still have a drink a few times a year, for special occasions, but enough was en

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