2/3 of Norway homes use heat pumps... https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/nov/23/norway-h...
The B-52 and SR-71 had star tracking systems for that exact reason. Not sure about the B-52 version but the SR-71 worked in daylight. https://www.glennsmuseum.com/items/b52_astro/…
That's my experience as well in 2 different companies where we went from 2 E15K to 2 E25K because it was "cheaper" than rewriting who knows how much code, for how long and at what cost At the other one, we jumped from 2…
Concorde holds the world record in both directions actually. F-BTSD did it: - westbound in 32 hours 49 minutes and 3 seconds on 12/13 October 1992, LIS-SDQ-ACA-HNL-GUM-BKK-BAH-LIS (Lisbon, Saint-Domingue, Acapulco,…
I'm not sure why you're being downvoted because you're right: they have the technology, they don't have an engine, and this just looks like a civilian version of a fighter jet pretty much (except it has 3 turbojets).…
You are, on a 8086 the address width is 20 bits, hence the 1 Mo limit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_memory_segmentation
There was a study which focused on pilots... https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/press-releases/carbon-diox... The results are very interesting to say the least: The findings showed that the pilots were 69% more likely to…
You're right but I'm sure both companies had good reasons for their schedules (for instance noise restrictions at night). And realistically, from your plane at JFK to Manhattan, that's got to be a least an hour and a…
For AF, my understanding (and my source actually worked that side of the business) is Concorde got profitable with special flights (aka people renting the plane to travel the world) not from just your regular scheduled…
Still, flying westbound fast makes tons of sense as you can arrive "before" you took off (local time) and thus you get a whole day in front of you. But eastbound makes a lot less sense, unless you're just trying to save…
If you're into that kind of stuff I recommend: - watching https://www.youtube.com/c/CuriousMarc - reading Ken's blog/twitter http://www.righto.com/ / https://twitter.com/kenshirriff
That's a good point. Not only people tend to drink less nowadays but also when people mention these kinds of development (like movie theater decline and so on), they forget to mention all of these are just different…
Until I watched a video on YouTube about it a year ago, I didn't even know it was a thing. I'm in France fyi. https://youtu.be/R-mDqKtivuI
Rewiring the pins doesn't necessarily do much these days as there are devices which will figure out the input pinout and route signals to the proper output pins. Think of it as a MITM device. A better way is to use a…
The spectrum is different in Europe and might be one reason why there are fewer problems in Europe. And the aviation impact was taken into account. Deployment was more of a joint effort...…
And it's GPLv3 and on GitHub. And yes, when I migrated, it offered features G Auth didn't have, haven't checked since...
That's why they do that legally. Why do you think you have the famous "Intel inside" logo or sound or animation in ads? Because Intel pays you to display that... Or at least it was not too long ago.…
What's even funnier to me is the "world series" are what you get when the National and American leagues meet. National + American == World
Even non high end do it. An old Clio or 207 from 15 years ago do that...
But do you fly in first class? Because for cheaper than Concorde, that's what you could get (and that's what Concorde was competing against) and usually in first, they don't wake you up for breakfast or whatever before…
Same with Air France, Concorde got profitable with all the special flights (supersonic loops, world tours and all these).
You could add: - Concorde didn't work flying east because with the time zone thing, you might be flying real fast, you still arrive super late. Meaning you could as well pay less and fly the red eye...
Except the kind of radar used in a Tesla cannot do that for you hence while the AP ignores static objects and crashes happily into parked cars, fire trucks, ... Here's an explanation of why written on here a long time…
There was a B version on the drawing board which would have dropped the afterburner... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concorde#Range And you're right, the ballpark fuel consumption for Concorde says your hourly rate is…
4. No-one has really solved "flying east"... I mean following the sun (aka flying west), you "gain" time as in you can land local time (@arrival) "before" you left local time (@departure). Going east is a totally…
2/3 of Norway homes use heat pumps... https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/nov/23/norway-h...
The B-52 and SR-71 had star tracking systems for that exact reason. Not sure about the B-52 version but the SR-71 worked in daylight. https://www.glennsmuseum.com/items/b52_astro/…
That's my experience as well in 2 different companies where we went from 2 E15K to 2 E25K because it was "cheaper" than rewriting who knows how much code, for how long and at what cost At the other one, we jumped from 2…
Concorde holds the world record in both directions actually. F-BTSD did it: - westbound in 32 hours 49 minutes and 3 seconds on 12/13 October 1992, LIS-SDQ-ACA-HNL-GUM-BKK-BAH-LIS (Lisbon, Saint-Domingue, Acapulco,…
I'm not sure why you're being downvoted because you're right: they have the technology, they don't have an engine, and this just looks like a civilian version of a fighter jet pretty much (except it has 3 turbojets).…
You are, on a 8086 the address width is 20 bits, hence the 1 Mo limit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_memory_segmentation
There was a study which focused on pilots... https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/press-releases/carbon-diox... The results are very interesting to say the least: The findings showed that the pilots were 69% more likely to…
You're right but I'm sure both companies had good reasons for their schedules (for instance noise restrictions at night). And realistically, from your plane at JFK to Manhattan, that's got to be a least an hour and a…
For AF, my understanding (and my source actually worked that side of the business) is Concorde got profitable with special flights (aka people renting the plane to travel the world) not from just your regular scheduled…
Still, flying westbound fast makes tons of sense as you can arrive "before" you took off (local time) and thus you get a whole day in front of you. But eastbound makes a lot less sense, unless you're just trying to save…
If you're into that kind of stuff I recommend: - watching https://www.youtube.com/c/CuriousMarc - reading Ken's blog/twitter http://www.righto.com/ / https://twitter.com/kenshirriff
That's a good point. Not only people tend to drink less nowadays but also when people mention these kinds of development (like movie theater decline and so on), they forget to mention all of these are just different…
Until I watched a video on YouTube about it a year ago, I didn't even know it was a thing. I'm in France fyi. https://youtu.be/R-mDqKtivuI
Rewiring the pins doesn't necessarily do much these days as there are devices which will figure out the input pinout and route signals to the proper output pins. Think of it as a MITM device. A better way is to use a…
The spectrum is different in Europe and might be one reason why there are fewer problems in Europe. And the aviation impact was taken into account. Deployment was more of a joint effort...…
And it's GPLv3 and on GitHub. And yes, when I migrated, it offered features G Auth didn't have, haven't checked since...
That's why they do that legally. Why do you think you have the famous "Intel inside" logo or sound or animation in ads? Because Intel pays you to display that... Or at least it was not too long ago.…
What's even funnier to me is the "world series" are what you get when the National and American leagues meet. National + American == World
Even non high end do it. An old Clio or 207 from 15 years ago do that...
But do you fly in first class? Because for cheaper than Concorde, that's what you could get (and that's what Concorde was competing against) and usually in first, they don't wake you up for breakfast or whatever before…
Same with Air France, Concorde got profitable with all the special flights (supersonic loops, world tours and all these).
You could add: - Concorde didn't work flying east because with the time zone thing, you might be flying real fast, you still arrive super late. Meaning you could as well pay less and fly the red eye...
Except the kind of radar used in a Tesla cannot do that for you hence while the AP ignores static objects and crashes happily into parked cars, fire trucks, ... Here's an explanation of why written on here a long time…
There was a B version on the drawing board which would have dropped the afterburner... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concorde#Range And you're right, the ballpark fuel consumption for Concorde says your hourly rate is…
4. No-one has really solved "flying east"... I mean following the sun (aka flying west), you "gain" time as in you can land local time (@arrival) "before" you left local time (@departure). Going east is a totally…