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Comment #40111012
> But The Times found that the combination of six-day workweeks and round-the-clock schedules has caused controllers to develop physical and mental health problems. Many avoid seek…
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Comment #38594063
That’s what it already does though. We get a total fuel figure in the flight deck (FOB) and a figure for how much the engines have used (FU - measures flow in the pylons). Add the …
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Comment #38589499
That’s good lateral thinking :) Given that the aircraft can be landed over max landing weight (needs a maintenance inspection) and is still controllable with total imbalance I’d sa…
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Comment #38589460
It’s a good idea, some aircraft have quite complex fuel systems though so it would have to account for fuel moving between tanks. E.g. the A330 has an inner tank in each wing (whic…
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Comment #38588448
A320/330/340/350 driver here (can't get away from Airbus apparently). Nope, there is no system to confirm a leak apart from a camera around the tail if you're lucky enough to have …
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Comment #34953001
Geez, it's a programming language not a spouse! You can just, you know, use another one if it doesn't work out.
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Comment #34662456
Airline pilot here: passing another aircraft opposite direction on the same lateral track with only 1000ft of vertical separation is about as normal as it gets. I’d say that it has…
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Comment #33980689
You should try having to read several hundred of them before a long-haul duty! Good luck trying to find the runway closure notam buried among the 400 reports of a crane within curv…
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Comment #33950548
It won't auto-level the wings for you in an airbus, however unless you're in an unusual configuration in alternate or direct laws (requiring a significant series of failures), the …
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Comment #33949988
Good question, I ask myself the same thing every time I come to this site :) I'm also a programmer in my spare time, I started coding long before I was a pilot. Sometimes I do cons…
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Comment #33949791
Human airline pilot here, a lot of comments about the reliability of automation for takeoff, landing and some emergency scenarios but the proposed regulation is a little more speci…
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Comment #33949739
I think the GP comment you're replying to nailed the reason why: > I take a contrarian opinion on this, the price of a flight in the US outside of major hubs is egregious. Especial…
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Comment #33949706
Human airline pilot here, I'm not sure where you're getting this from: > Many private planes with modern avionics now have an auto-level button on the AP that very reliably recover…
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Comment #31738175
No worries, here's my opinion (lots of lang-war stuff, so note "opinion"): I would say that it depends on your comfort with async code in Rust since much of the web ecosystem is bu…
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Comment #31738008
No disagreement here. My post is a praise of Rust, not "everyone must use Rust!". These languages and tools are also great! (edit) added 'tools'
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Comment #31737781
I would say that curiosity about languages in general is one item that you should look for in candidates. Not the only one of course but curious people do tend to learn and adapt w…
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Comment #31737731
Author here: lots of usual language-war type comments here. Just thought I'd add my own little bit of water (hopefully). In my post notice that aside from my personal background wi…
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Comment #31737517
Author here: didn't expect this to get on the front page, some kind of life goal achieved I guess. Here's a link to our Show HN from a week ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i…
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Comment #31636751
It's good to hear that media literacy is being taught like that in high schools. Education on the topic is the best sure-fire solution in the long term. We really like AllSides but…
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Comment #31635688
It's almost ready! It works together with a browser extension which adds the highlights and extra information to articles so we're in the process of tweaking that interaction. We d…
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Comment #31635674
Skepticism welcomed, it's a crazy space so the more of that the better! We differ by giving the reader the tools to form a better opinion for themselves rather than telling them wh…
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Comment #31630608
Hi everyone, I’m Steve, one of the team working on The Daily Edit. We’ve built a news aggregator which shows you every detail that has been reported on a story regardless of which …
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Comment #29699535
Send me an email at jobs [at] dailyedit [dotcom] We're a Rust shop doing something interesting with NLP and web.