This guy understands how the world works.

ROFL

I stopped reading after the first example. One of them is described as “good” and the other as “bad”. The bad one though does not actually fix the errors in the good one, but just leaves them out. The good one seems to be only an introduction. The bad one seems to be trying to convey content. Surely not very well, but comparing an introduction with content is like comparing apples with pears.

Headline was altered to 85 dead.

Wasn’t the problem with the blown put door for example that the official Boeing maintenance contractors just didn’t fix it right? Or was that not “maintenance” but rather “retrofitting”?

I honestly don’t quite remember.

I guess I’m too old for this. Or is this funny?

Luckily crashing in the simulator does not hurt :)

I don’t remember, but it is a landing challenge.

I landed there in MSFS!

Cool, so I can use pinepods to sync antennapod across devices? That’s awesome!

That sounds awesome!

I’m currently using antennapod. Do you think I can switch already? Can I import my antennapod history?

If the paper says nothing then they probably just didn’t think about it. You can extend a 32-bit seed to 64 bits in various ways, and some may yield better results than others. If the paper mentions any seed extension strategies for wider numbers, then maybe you can adapt them to 32->64.

If not, why not try something like !X, X, where ! is bitwise or and X is your 32-bit seed.

I can recommend NixOS. It’s quite simple if your wanted application is part of NixOS already. Otherwise it requires quite some knowledge to get it to work anyways.

I don’t know about you people, but given how much stress Disco Elysium puts on how fucked up the main character is, I feel like it is no surprise that its developers get into conflicts all the time.

Congrats to them. Sad though that they had to go as low as selling their users out to AI training for that. And context sensitive advertisements in social media are also more a drag to society. But hey, they did it.

Maybe now they can shift to more ethical business models?

If he did, he likely did that before it was possible to create photorealistic digital clones. Then it’s an interesting question about how US contract law works: are you able to agree on something that is not possible at the time of signing?

Surely, if the contract would contain some explicit clause about that. But if it just said some like “we can do anything we want with the video material”, then it’s probably less clear.

Do what are the symbols of progress here? The woman in the center seems to be commenting on the progress rather than depicting the progress itself, she she seems to be loving it.

For actual symbols, we have planes, skyscrapers, a fort, a chemist, the world and an engineer.

I can see how all these depict progress, but the fort seems to be overly racist. I can only understand this as the conquest against the native Americans which is depicted positively here. But I guess that’s just how people thought back then.

Arguably, an unborn baby cannot be guilty of anything. But an adult sentenced to death is often guilty of some horrible crime. So if you accept killing as a punishment, there is no contradiction.

It would be even more American with AR-15s, wouldn’t it? Why didn’t it go there yet?

If you only look at how long it takes until the food is out again, and don’t care where it comes out of, then yes.