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Comment #49203411
There’s nothing quite like a poor analogy to trigger HN.
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Comment #49175024
WJW. This entire article is assuming there’s a single measure of “success” in this endeavor and the simulation isn’t remotely anything like mowing an actual lawn. I’m usually a hug…
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Comment #49171550
A recent video that addresses some of my concerns: https://youtu.be/zA9dGNEIOEY
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Comment #49171389
I have not. I've also noticed that despite changes in regulation in the U.S., a whole variety of P.E. strategies are completely ignored by LLMs.
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Comment #49139929
Good point especially wrt side airbags. I forgot about that.
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Comment #49139894
AI, atm, is a perfect distillation of financial platitudes from ~10 years ago. FWIW, bonds are no longer a hedge against equity unless they’re based against private equity and priv…
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Comment #49131122
Yup. I'd say ICE cars peaked in UX, performance, and safety in the early 2000s.
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Comment #49131111
Only the older ones without screens. A naturally aspirated inline 6 with a manual gearbox and 50/50 weight distribution is it's own special kind of bliss. I only take it out maybe …
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Comment #49117885
As if GitHub wasn’t already unreliable enough. Fix. Your. Culture.
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Comment #49104906
No. I am being critical of a company’s sales efforts as they have not addressed those salient challenges to bringing forth a completed commercial aircraft to market.
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Comment #49104891
All of my prior points still stand. Show me where this company has addressed these issues.
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Comment #49066033
It was more fuel efficient only over a very narrow band of the entire flight envelope. Also, it suffered from snap-stalls and very poor stall recovery due to its delta wing. This i…
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Comment #49065996
No. I'm, in essence, saying the opposite. To use your analogy "as someone with 5 hours into driver's ed in my mom's civic I now realize how hard driving actually is and why ALL car…
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Comment #49055770
I don't see how having a marginal amount of single-engine aviation flight experience is relevant to Dunning-Kruger. If anything, it's taught me how little I know about "real flying…
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Comment #49055726
Aside from regulation, the edge-envelope characteristics of a flying wing mandate fly-by-wire and, essentially, full-time autopilot. Even then, good luck recovering when you, even …
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Comment #49055691
Please lookup the flight envelope, cruise fuel utilization, and stall characteristics of the Dyke Delta along with its cargo capacity. Then you'll understand why so many Cessna 172…
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Comment #49055648
Yes, but this "innovation" (as sold) must exist as a viable commercial airplane. So far, I see zero evidence that this company has addressed any of the aforementioned challenges be…
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Comment #49054412
Not this again. They’ve clearly hired a new PR firm Suffice it to say, from stable aeronautics at-edge, jet way footprint efficiency, ground support efficiency, airframe pressuriza…
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Comment #49014647
You are correct. I do not follow that moral praxis.
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Comment #49014627
Truth regarding his earnesty. I never felt he mislead, but also at some point (much like ESPN’s Stephen Smith) he decided “winning” in punditry was more about by being loud than ab…
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Comment #49014026
I don't know the man personally, but I was never impressed by his punditry even in the early PC MAG days and it got even worse when he started writing for MarketWatch. He was alway…
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Comment #48961395
Um, if you're going to market a vehicle, you really, really, really, need to have pictures or at least detailed renderings. Atm, this is a DoA product.
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Comment #48782826
That’s…quite the epic surname.
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Comment #48751065
Some engines are also substantially cooled by oil, but those are either older designs (think “air-cooled” Porche) or industrial prime-movers.
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Comment #48723460
Do not do this. There are many, many excellent long-standing security and "web control plane isolation" reasons browsers are not permitted generic socket permissions. The closest m…