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ihuk

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    Comment #49189205

    Reported an obvious sexual ad the other day and got a very AI generated response that started with "Dear Username" stating that they reviewed the ad and found nothing wrong with it…

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    Comment #47778108

    I believe I went to high school with the author, so this took me down memory lane. I wrote an FTP client back in 1999 using only the Win32 API and C. Good times.

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    Comment #44258067

    Yeah, I believe the RAT is automatically deployed when both engines fail or when there's a critical loss of pressure in the hydraulic systems.

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    Comment #44257979

    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GtPFDrnbAAA6c68?format=jpg&name=... It could be the blurry object under the fuselage, just to the right of the left engine.

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    Comment #44256480

    Here's a Reddit video: https://www.reddit.com/r/ahmedabad/comments/1l9i1ga/om_shant... And here's a YouTube video showing a Ram Air Turbine (RAT) being deployed on a 787 for compar…

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    Comment #44256390

    There's a better, longer video on Reddit. At the beginning of the video, it sounds like the Ram Air Turbine (RAT) is deployed, which would suggest a dual engine failure.

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    Comment #44256319

    I believe this is the first hull loss of a Boeing 787.

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    Comment #43705706

    Great --now it’s going to use even more memory.

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    Comment #43426784

    I jokingly mentioned something like that to my wife when Trump was elected. Now, given the current circumstances, I may not get another chance to visit the US. Still, I’m grateful …

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    Comment #40809999

    In 2021 the company received €200 million from the Croatian government and the EU to develop a self-driving car, presumably to compete with US companies. However, they ended up usi…

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    Comment #38804094

    You don't achieve fault tolerance solely by using Erlang. Erlang does not inherently 'achieve fault tolerance.' Instead, you make your system fault-tolerant through deliberate engi…

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    Comment #37915556

    I would argue that a lot of public APIs are a mess. We used to joke that instead of firing the bottom 10%, Google just reallocates them to the Android team.

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    Comment #33595465

    Visual introduction to Fourier Transform from 3Blue1Brown: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spUNpyF58BY

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    Comment #33383130

    Reread Dune Dune Messiah and Children of Dune. Highly recommended.

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    Comment #28879050

    This guy sounds like a textbook example of CV driven developer. I've delivered large amount of value to business with boring technologies like Java, Django and made good money in t…

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    Comment #28121749

    I might be too cynical but what's most likely to happen is that corporations will find a way to avoid paying the tax and it will hurt people who struggle the most already. For exam…

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    Comment #28118755

    Where would that money go though? Do you honestly believe that given enough money politicians can come up with a viable solution for climate change? Mind you those are the same peo…

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    Comment #28115852

    We bought an expensive washing machine 3 years ago thinking it will last us a long time. It already broke down twice. It's been broken for almost a month now waiting for parts and …

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    Comment #28062551

    Well said. I had a misfortune to work on a project where this exact thinking was used to carve up relatively simple system into about a dozen microservices. Turns out referential i…

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    Comment #27960468

    I am less optimistic. Those plants are *massive*. Shutting them down will not be easy. For example the one in Poland accounts for about 20% of the total power generation in Poland …

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    Comment #27960428

    5% of the plants; shutting them down will not be easy. For example the one in Poland generates about 20% of Poland's electricity and was recently expanded.

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    Comment #25213016

    Can someone explain why that button/menu even exists? It shows all the extensions and you can quickly pin/unpin them but is that something people normally do? I believe most people…

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    Comment #24060303

    admin.google.com is a great example of unnecessary, over-engineered and almost comically bad client side rendering. First off it's painfully slow. Then you go to manage users. Ther…

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    Comment #23809785

    The part about Amazon reminded me of one of the best quotes from Frank Herbert's Dune: “Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. B…

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    Comment #22291596

    My roommate at work used to give me grief for using MacBook. He used Ubuntu on some kind of Lenovo laptop. His keyboard would stop working at least once a day. I knew because he wa…