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sio8ohPi
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Comment #48289929
It's very weird that what was once a site about technology and entrepreneurship has come to hate both.
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Comment #45320169
Sixfortyfive on Reddit claims to have done testing of this, and disagrees. https://www.reddit.com/r/SimCity/comments/1euehye/how_simcit... > The water system has one very significa…
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Comment #43889158
Or for that matter the author's own book, The Secret Horsepower Race.
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Comment #43548409
Having been on the other side of the table... there's a tactic students will sometimes use, where they don't understand the question but will simply attempt to regurgitate everythi…
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Comment #43548265
There's a certain irony in your outrage at his failure to control his emotions, even as your own rage leads you to dream of hurting his family.
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Comment #43008545
I feel like the featured articles are good if that's what you want. The archives go back like 20 years.
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Comment #42677439
Townhouses with no intervening space would likely be an improvement. Browse Altadena in streetview and you'll see loads of houses with vegetation -- tinder -- stacked between them.…
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Comment #42606368
Normally they land with flaps down, which reduces landing speed.
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Comment #42606362
Because the system is bureaucratic and stupid. Notices warning pilots about irrelevant obstacles are, literally, a meme. Example: https://www.reddit.com/r/flying/comments/wzsvru/th…
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Comment #42606219
No. The ILS localizer was 260 meters from the threshold, not 2.1 NM (3800m).
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Comment #42605804
I don't see that note. There's one "extreme caution" note but it's about some other obstacle 2.1NM from the threshold of runway 1.
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Comment #42537094
It has happened before: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pakistan_International_Airline...
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Comment #42482607
This is very personal. I credit "fun" classroom conversations with scaring me off French for a decade. Anki on the other hand is great, it's a big dopamine hit when it lets me pick…
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Comment #42482132
I've been satisfied with Anki for French over the last year or so. The big schisms I see among other users tend to be sentence cards vs vocab cards, pre-existing decks vs build-you…
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Comment #42268112
I'm not the parent commenter, but I use a Dygma Raise (60% split kb). It has some issues but navigation hasn't been a problem. I use two of the thumb buttons as momentary (push-and…
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Comment #42252695
HTC Vive Pro 2. Unlike some of the other people listing VR headsets, I actually use VR regularly. But the Vive in particular was an expensive piece of junk: it lasted not even a ye…
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Comment #40350364
Subsidizing a heavily regulated industry sounds like a good way to waste a lot of money.
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Comment #39798164
External transport of wings has been done: https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/wreq34/antonov_an...
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Comment #39796109
> A generation who spends nine hours a day on their phones has no time for books. Incorrect. The linked source only claims Gen Z averages "around 9 hours of screen time per day", n…
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Comment #39706951
Typically this happens during take-off when rotating. This particular failure mode doesn't make much sense for an airliner in cruise.
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Comment #39684309
Number of groundings depends on the subjective judgement of FAA employees. It's not useful as an objective measure. Christ, Boeing planes used to just spontaneously explode back in…
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Comment #39684225
Quantas 72 is a flight that experienced a sudden uncommanded pitch-down (-0.8g), causing injuries. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qantas_Flight_72 So it's in principle possible. But…
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Comment #39681914
"passenger says". I'm dubious and betting on clear-air turbulence, but we'll know in a few days.
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Comment #39489333
IANAL, but as far as I can tell that's only for civil actions (and it runs from the date that the damages are discovered, not necessarily the time of the offense). For criminal cha…
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Comment #39275591
William Knudsen was even commissioned directly at O-9 (Lieutenant General) during WWII. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_S._Knudsen