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by vultour 8y ago
Those all go into the headset as well AFAIK. Many pilots use noise cancelling headphones.
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by vultour 8y ago
They were in cruise, which means the flight plan was already set and can be viewed on the MCDU. Sure they lost a fancy map on the ipad but that doesn't mean they suddenly don't know where to go.
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by vultour 8y ago
Out of the 11 hull losses, only 3 resulted in fatalities, one of those was a test flight, one was the famous Air France crash, and one was probably due to the pilot being surprised by somatogravic illusion during go around. All of this in t
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by vultour 8y ago
Is that a raspberry pi and some cables sold for $100?
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by vultour 8y ago
There is actually quite a few fume evenths monthly, and a rather concerning report[1] from one of them. [1] http://avherald.com/h?article=4b6eb830/0006&opt=7168
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by vultour 8y ago
It literally takes 10-20 seconds to switch between chat windows in Symphony, Slack is bad but not this bad.
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by vultour 8y ago
I like to keep my servers free of garbage. Installing bajillion dependencies for every application you run kind of violates that. Bonus points for Python module management.
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by vultour 8y ago
Not sure what kind of strawman you're building here but there's quite a big difference between giving location to a map app that will help you if you're lost, and a weather app. Having to use location data to get weather seem
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by vultour 8y ago
I wonder what kind of wonderland you live in where most senior developers make close to half a million dollars.
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by vultour 8y ago
The examples are obviously in a terminal so you should expect it to not work on Windows.
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by vultour 8y ago
Can someone explain why you'd want uninhabited types? > if you have to define an error type for some computation, but this particular computation can never fail, you might use an uninhabited type. I don't see the reason behind
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by vultour 8y ago
What bling? It seems like a completely acceptable CV even today.
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by vultour 8y ago
The builtin argparse module is also really easy to use for simple stuff.
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by vultour 8y ago
It is extremely easy to get a SIGSEGV by creating a double pointer and then attempting to assign something to *p.
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by vultour 8y ago
Thanks for the wargame. Seems like fun, although the SSH connection feels like it's hosted in someone's basement.
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by vultour 8y ago
If you are mid-30s then you will have no problem getting into these courses just based on your work experience.
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by vultour 8y ago
next step: disable javascript
528.
by vultour 8y ago
Well all games used to come as a CD in a box, simply because it wasn't viable to download them from the internet. I still remember the amazing box for GTA:SA that came with a large map and a little booklet to introduce you to the game.
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by vultour 8y ago
More links: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/KnowledgeBase/L1TF https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/admin-guide/l1tf.html
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Intel L1 Terminal Fault (L1TF)(wiki.ubuntu.com)
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by vultour 8y ago
You're assuming quite a lot here. Was he not able to write flawless code without syntax errors, or did he struggle with the core idea of FizzBuzz?
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by vultour 8y ago
Riddles are the worst, I was recently asked the "You have a 5 litre and a 3 litre container, how do you get 4 litres" question (never heard it before). It's so simple to figure out if you're on your own and just play aro
533.
by vultour 8y ago
I feel like you're vastly overcomplicating the whole thing. Granted, I don't know if there were any parameters specified other than "Find the largest connected segment in a 2D grid". I had to solve almost the exact same
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by vultour 8y ago
As someone with a very casual knowledge of C, I am thankful when people do this. All you need to do is #include "x" and it just works, having to configure the compiler and linking can be painful. Experienced developers might see i
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by vultour 8y ago
100 pages doesn't seem like a waste of paper to you?
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by vultour 8y ago
I'd like to do some infrastructure streams where I play around with things like my Kubernetes cluster, unfortunately it seems like a pretty bad idea to livestream configuration of something that is connected to the internet.
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by vultour 8y ago
That's very much not the predominant definition, most companies that hire DevOps people just use it as a different name for a more modern infrastructure engineer. Shitty cheap companies use it to hire developers & infra in one role
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by vultour 8y ago
That's an obvious solution, but you might start approaching a point where it's actually cheaper to hire a dedicated person for it.
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by vultour 8y ago
How do they handle bogus results from MTurk? I know people that tried to use it and had to stop because 95% of the "workers" just put meaningless data in hoping you don't notice and they get paid.
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by vultour 8y ago
As other people already said, extracting metals from old electronics has been a thing for a long time. I don't know about gold/cooper/etc, but I met a guy that was extracting galium arsenide from circuit boards, last I heard

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