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It's an interesting point. One of the reversion modes on Airbus is "direct law". Under that control mode the stick displacement is proportional to the control movements.

If, hypothetically, an Airbus had a problem in the same region of flight would it even be detected in flight testing? As far as I'm aware it wouldn't be as direct mode is a reversionary mode intended to get the aircraft safely on the ground.
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It's when you corral all unwanted behavior in a single place that's easier to police.
Your link is the 3rd result in Google.
Yeah, it generally returns some variant of information about the technology that is powering a web application such as ASP.Net or express.
The most interesting theory I read recently is that biblical flood referes to an event that happened 5600 BC, when melting ice from the last little ice age caused water from Medditerrain Sea to flood through Bosfor, significantly increasing the size of Black Sea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Sea_deluge_hypothesis

There is however a lot of controversy around this theory.
Software controls everything.
No, I had no idea this was a thing. Will have to try it out.
For the same reasons it has control surfaces at all. Planes need to adjust their aerodynamic properties in order to adapt to various external and intrinsic factors. Trim in particular maintains aerodynamic stability in the presence of some conflux of the two.

The trim equivalent of MCAS would be some elevator trim that ensures the excess AOA potential of the MAX could not occur, if set correctly. That is how a stable aircraft behaves. MCAS is a computer override to compensate for a condition that should not really occur in the first place.
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Germany should turn to safe, modern nuclear plants, eg Molten Salt Reactors.
> Firefox Quantum: Developer Edition for browsing and web dev (bonus points for allowing extensions, e.g. uBlock Origin, in their mobile Android app)

Similar setup here, but recently switched back to iOS. It's a shame that extension support is impractical because of WebKit.
> 3) The users they care about are no longer people (such as technical or, per sibling comment, academic) who are trying to find specific information. They prefer to focus on mass-market.

This is the only explanation that makes sense. The vast majority of people probably enter questions and queries in natural language so a purely keyword based search is out the window. Why a list of stop words wouldn't cover that I don't know, but let's just assume it doesn't. The second point is that most people also probably hardly ever look for precise information but ask ambiguous stuff that's just hard to properly answer with traditional approaches.

So my guess is that at some point they realized that most queries are of that kind, then shortly discussed keeping two search engines in parallel and finally went with "screw those stupid devs, we're freaking Google!"
@mods please delete

edit: see my other comment with the sartre quote

edit2: actually you may leave this comment up as an example of how antisemites sound like online - it shows exactly the behaviour described in the quote
(Same disclaimer)

> What's changing now, is that those 3 computers are now no longer the same architecture

I think / hope this idea will die a well deserved death. Rail systems must face 25 years lifetime and with such design obsolescence headaches are multiplied by 3. In addition this creates bugs and integration nightmares.

And on top of all that, we have known for decades that CPUs can be protected against systemic failures using the vital coded processor technique [1].

Note to the curious: this is one of the most fascinating piece of software I have ever encountered. Make the software resilient to any hardware fault through the power of arithmetic...

[1] https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Vital-software%3A-Form...
Sure, but before that rest of the world must make sure they have done everything they can in their own territories. But I doubt that is the case.

Otherwise it is nothing more than hooliganism.
I tried your search, all results are about C# classes, generics etc.
The crash rate is zero if you ignore the crashes, it's true.
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> What's uploaded can maximally be a fork of your mind, not your actual mind, or "you".

Why? What makes you you? Maybe you are already being emulated, how would you know?

> And that fork starts to diverge within that new environment as it adapts to it, and won't recognizable for long

That can also be said of the passage of time. Every moment there are forks in the road, and whatever you are is constantly diverging from what you were -- otherwise nothing would be happening to you.
Safety is not the only reason German wants to walk away from nuclear energy. The long-term, safe storage of nuclear waste that will radiate for decades to come is not something want to leave behind our future generations.
Didn't they do similar stuff in North Africa?

Can't help but notice that the article is a little thin on impact. Are there any known cases of the Germans changing decisions based on the rubber tanks?
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We have busses driving around on Hydrogen. Then people here say like see: ITS POSSIBLE.

But then they forget we got a huge factory here which has hydrogen as a byproduct. hahahaha Yeah. So it's wouldn't work somewhere else.

Also they added a small solar field which generates hydrogen for green hydrogen. It's just waisting so much potential solar energy.. It's sad.

It's just that some local company which sells equipment and gas equipment who persuaded the local government which have no single knowledge about hydrogen and just want to create a "GREEN IMAGE".

Hydrogen is NOT a green solution. It's just a myth.
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I think you meant Lua. But otherwise, I completely agree with you.
> not your actual mind, or "you"

Without spoilers, this is pretty much how his story explains it.

Yet, many people choose to be simulated toward the end of their natural life span (scanning is destructive) despite this knowledge.

Most consider it as a better option than simply being completely dead.
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The USA isn't one one those. Russia and Canada will probably fare well.
i d be fine with some restriction to JS. Heavy JS pages are bad for the environment and disrespectful of the time of users.
If you're not and don't want to be a member of a union it's unimportant trivia really.
Germany tried that in the 1930s. The de-platforming required later was historic.
also please don't insult me by throwing some dramatic catch phrase about me supposedly defending this man or violence in general.

the hint is that these are INSIDE JOBS to disarm.

get with the goddamn program.

you can't see the propaganda?

perhaps the day is coming where you will be on the wrong side of history, and your inability to examine the uncomfortable facts from the comfort of your incredibly well compensated lives will be considered unforgivable.

and again, don't put words in my mouth, or fill in the blanks. for all you know as you read this while stepping over a homeless woman in SF the entire shooting was fake, ala WAG THE DOG with Robert Dinero and Dustin Hoffman.

GET RIGHT AND DO THE WORK. RESEARCH IT ALL.
I know many Tesla owners here in the Netherlands that has never even TOUCHED a fast charging system. :)

They just get home, stick it in the charger and in the morning go to work. That's literally IT. Also very low maintenance intervals.
For everyone who is suggesting Google search quality has taken a hit, I would suggest a quick test to see for yourself that Google is still WAY better than the competitors when it comes to long tail queries.

Example: someone compiled a list of things they learned from indiehackers.com interviews.

http://www.toomas.net/2017/07/18/reverse-engineering-a-succe...

There are a lot of quotes on that page, and unfortunately none of them are linked back to the original interview. Some quotes are very interesting, so I wanted to find the original interview.

I took some of those quotes, put them in double quotation marks, and searched on Google, DuckDuckGo and Bing. By the way, you can only replicate these results by adding the double quotation marks.

Results:

Google always shows toomas.net in the top results, and almost always finds the relevant interview article on the indiehackers website.

DDG (usually) finds the article written on toomas.net, but not the indiehackers interview.

Bing often fails to list toomas as the top result, and doesn't find the indiehackers interview at all.
Users click whatever google tells them to. If that's AMP, there is no chance for other players.
under what reasons?
Can't believe how dumb it is. Imagine a surgeon asking an assistant for a specific type of scalpel, and that assistant bringing an assortment of scalpels.. "I specifically specified X scalpel, god damn it!".
>> Apple II: 0.43 Mips

This number seems quite optimistic to me (I've found it on wikipedia). It just happens I was coding for fun in assembly language on Apple II some weeks ago and the minimum opcode length is two cpu cycles, so I'd say at best we're at 0.5 mips (the apple is 1 Mhz). And for anything useful it'd be closer to 0.25 mips).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instructions_per_second#cite_n...

http://www.6502.org/tutorials/6502opcodes.html
Even better, Amazon annoys you on LinkedIn to do a coding test to see if you are worthy to start the interview process. I never applied or have interest in working with Amazon but i still get harassed every month to do a coding test.
I was thinking Java and .NET yes.

Here’s a discussion for .NET core not adding support for security reasons (eventually overruled for backwards compatibility reasons unfortunately). https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/issues/6564#issuecomment-21...

Java: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/oracle-plans-...
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Cheap, got 10 for when they break/ get too dirty.

Nice soft touch.
I think part of the problem is software that encourages continuous streams of soon-to-be-discarded information. Procedural/AI content is part culprit here - every piece of information on the Internet comes with a bunch of chaff around it. For all I know, the only human input into modern news articles comes from the computers' entropy collector (/dev/random) picking up on network disturbances caused by human interference.

To quote Mao Zedond, "the streets are littered with dried faggots, ready to be lit aflame". 8chan is like that, being on 8chan turns your mind into that and the software model causes it. Who's "smoking all those faggots"? The OS developers, the browser vendors and the server hosts.

There's a reason we don't burn books!

Reversible computing is underway but we don't have to wait for that. The zero-energy aspect - awesome, but what's much more important is the "no unplanned data loss" aspect - every bit is accounted for.
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People are still citing the Marshmallow experiment but there are a lot of controversies [1] around it in the community, I feel I need to share this.

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you do know propaganda was made legal in the USA in 2012 with the repeal of the Smith mund act.

how do you know you aren't constantly pushing propaganda?

i very carefully only included facts and acknowledged events.
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Just did that same search on bing and it also returned 3 results within a second.
The point is, the tape effect on the sound itself is very real, and it's indeed "warm and saturated" - it's not typical audiophile snake oil.
Not really prime still, not even on .NET Core, there are several VS tools that only work with C# and VB.NET.

CLR is multiple language runtime and actually the only language that has full control over all possible bytecodes is C++/CLI, not C#.

CoreRT is on its way out, going to be replaced by Crossgen.

They did a talk on AOT compilation at Java Language Summit last week.
While some of the audio books are somewhat unpalatable, it is only some. This article seems really angled though, is 8ch.net really so dangerous?
> in the prototyping phaze

I'd go further than that. I'd say in production too. If the simple thing is fast enough even when you test on a slow machine, then implementing the faster but more complicated data structure is a form of premature optimization.
Gave up doing coding interviews long, long ago. Nowadays the only really effective measure of how useful a person is going to be in the work environment is to actually put them in that work environment for a day and let them contribute as best they can.

This always filters out the incompetent from the productive. If we can't survive a day with you in our environment, games over. If however, you survive a day in our environment and still want the job - game on.
It's not whataboutism. It's a matter of principles. International pressure to "buy" a part of another country under the flag of environmental protection is not a reasonable option. It is a quite extreme measure. Why go through such an extreme measure in dealing with other countries' natural resources, while internal environmental problems are not properly addressed. For me, it all sounds like outsourcing environmental responsibility. Just put in perspective the cost/payoff of this proposal.
This arrogance in the argument that the Amazon is not from Brazil and shouldn't be trusted with them is bad for the environmental discussion that needs to happen. Can't we really not think of better solutions?
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I've been using the koolertron split mechanical keyboard for a year now and it's been pretty good so far. I can sit up straighter, my thumbs and pinky don't hurt anymore.

The connector cable in the middle is becoming a little loose and it did not ship with a spare. Would have been easy enough to replace but I can't find any micro-to-mini usb cables. I'm just hoping to splice one together myself once it goes kaput.

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I don't... This was friendly advice from one parent to another. Sarcasm was not required.

It sounds like your circumstances require a car for some journeys. But some journeys does not have to mean all journeys.
Initially you get small tasks on a small project. In a few months you are quite settled in for your position. (Let's say some integration service maintenance.)
Rommel did I think.

Also Serbians used it with great success, NATO was hitting rubber tanks and wooden MIGs and after the bombing campaign assesed that serbian army was as strong as before
Why? Every single time I see 60fps content it feels like higher quality then standard.
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i just read all your other comments. there is no substance to it other than claiming the Jews must be true in their response and words and the antisemite is playing and insensire, nothing more.

to the contrary, like Islam, the Tal Mud gives all Jews the requirement to lie to Goy and Gentiles to hide their intentions.

what's your response to that?
Perhaps it also keeps an index of pairs of adjacent words.

Another thing is that your query is essentially a literal "substring" search, which Google probably handles differently. See e.g. the Burrows Wheeler transform for an idea how it could be implemented.
Seems they formed it. Why not just contribute upstream?
How do I know what it looks like and how the UX is?
The fear after Fukushima is what lead to Germany moving away from nuclear.
Regarding your first question, yes. Source: I have been a student at University of Bremen and attended some of his lectures (I remember at least one titled "Physikalisch-technische Grundlagen Digitaler Medien").
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> I'm guessing/assuming that 8chan is an anything goes censorship free community (like 4chan was/is?). And maybe it's not explicitly in support of racist ideals but instead refuses to condemn any ideologies or discussion

More or less. More so than 4chan.

8chan is like Reddit (and unlike 4chan) in that it allows anyone to set up a subcommunity that they can moderate however they like. Only illegal content (and nude/sexual images of children, and certain spam) isn't allowed at all. Individual boards may be moderated very tightly.

There are all kinds of boards there, even for communists, and for Muslims. They're scrupulous about allowing even things they don't like.

/pol/ is the board where these manifestos keep getting posted. The shootings generally get celebrated there. It's actively moderated, as visible in the moderation log: https://8ch.net/log.php?board=pol

But /pol/ is not just any board. I stopped paying attention after the Christchurch shooting, but at that time, it was the only large global board, a board owned by the administration. Global site volunteers, who are normally only authorized to handle illegal content (aside from roles they have on other boards) were allowed to moderate /pol/. The site owners set the rules and policies for the board and appointed its ordinary (non-global) moderators.

/pol/ became a global board after its previous owner mismanaged it and the administration seized it. The community was already like that, and if the administration tried to change things locally people would just flock to a different more permissive board. But I think 8chan is a little more than just a platform in this case.
Last two paragraphs might as well be definition of internets-religion.
The current administration is more interested in imprisoning the opposition.
Weird that there's not a single mention of Jasper Maskelyne in this article

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jasper_Maskelyne

EDIT: formatting
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Even more shameless: I used it as a base for my own ersatz-emacs in golang! https://github.com/japanoise/gomacs

This is actually my go-to editor for small files/quick edits now
What would be cool is if the software and hardware design is done by 3 completely different teams. Hehe.
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How do you use it? I'm often in a situation where I'm not sure whether it's best to allow NULL, "", or both. If a string column is nullable, should you always disallow ""?

Numbers don't have this problem so much, it's really just strings and other types that can be "empty" without being null. Arrays, I guess, though they're not nearly as common.
I don't understand... so the crashes were due to faulty single sensor. Adding computer redundancy won't fix single sensor screw up. Will they retrofit all planes with dual sensors?! I really don't want to fly on this airplane. This whole thing just sounds like PR trying to sell the idea that this plane will be fit to fly when it will clearly come back into active with a heap of flaws...
From the numbers in the article, that sounds like a stretch. Either "mass" means just two or more dead, or they're counting injuries.
What the 5-eyes nations are doing in the Middle East and parts of Asia is clearly based on xenophobia. The West are terrified that places like Libya, Iraq, Iran, Yemen .. Afghanistan .. Palestine .. will unite and create a dominant union in the region which shuts out Western influence entirely.

And, indeed, these nations who might formerly have had a chance to create such a union, have xenophobic reasoning to do so.

Its a lot more prevalent than we're willing to admit.
Fyi this is wrong, it was initially posted to 8chan. Idk where they got the idea it was originally posted to 4chan.
so i was a white nationalist all along, while masterbaiting to random thots.
get the normies out !
We must remember that repeated checking does not make a bad design good. It’s completely clear now what Boeing’s priorities and methods were.
>Otherwise it is nothing more than hooliganism.

You've described environmentalism.
Yes, if you are a money robot that communicates with money and can only reason about monetary amounts.

Obviously you are, in fact, a meat robot, and if you'd care you could do better than "make an educated guess".
Once this language is more mature, comparing it with Crystal would be great. Artichoke will have the added benefit of having Ruby's entire ecosystem as its behest.
Damn I remember reading up about what was probably a reference to this as a kid in the beautifully illustrated Russian History in Tales (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7791688-russian-history-... )

The article says this was declassified in the 90s but I distinctly remember a story from the book about fake tanks to fool the German army.
It depends. An acquaintance of mine is switching jobs from a big agency to a dedicated, but very small agency. She will work way below 40 hours a week while earning significantly more as now with 40 hours.

I know. This is n=1. Not data, only anecdata.
> version of the JIT in Rust

I'm building a tracing JIT for CRuby in Rust at the moment. I started out trying to build a method JIT but mixing type analysis and iterative inlining to deal with real idiomatic Ruby code gets complex very fast. With tracing, both follow naturally.
> The moment you pass that value out of the context of the function, you need to remember that null means EndOfString

Good point, and I don't disagree, but it's also interesting to note that once you return 4 from CountChildren(), you similarly have to remember that it represents the number of children.
Here's a tentative paper regarding your point

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nearly all the comments below are feel good fluffery with no actual historical facts or evidence that is widely agreed upon.

however a good place of truth and reason to start at is to read about the history of the expulsion of Jews from the dozens and dozens of countries that had kicked them out - rightly or wrongly.

both sides agree it happened and have their own accounts of it.

we all have our problems and the Jews and those they interacted with would obviously not be exempt from that.
How many CPUs does Google have at its disposal these days? And how many queries are performed per second?
Statistics are used all the time in safety critical designs. But, this is key, they are then balanced with the outcome expected due to each statistical failure. The more serious the outcome, the less the tolerated statistical failure.

In the case of MCAS, from what we have read so far, it seems this analysis was biased toward a non-catastrophic outcome (e.g. manageable through pilot action). This may explain why the statistical failure of a single computer was deemed sufficient. Now, assessors have upped the stakes, and the stats do not work anymore.

This indeed reveals a very serious problem in the RAMS process at Boeing, and exceed the scope of a « simple » software fix.
The replies do not all boil down to people being shocked that computers help planes fly. That is a willfully distorted charicature.

Hundreds of people were killed due to a bad implementation of a deeply irresponsible and insensible approach to make money by skirting flight safety regulation. The bad implementation was in part software, but nobody is confusing that aspect with the whole picture.

The 737 MAX does not need MCAS. Nothing needs MCAS. Boeing executives wanted the money that MCAS made them.