JakeTyo

If they can speak for all Millennials, so can I... No we didn't.

Gyroscopes measure angles in respect to your velocity. AoA sensors measure angles in respect to the direction in which air is hitting the wings.

I tried to make the same argument against using Electron. Easier deployment across a range of platforms at the cost platform optimization.

If it's hard for a dev to write a native apps, then maybe they should re-evaluate their career choices and leave it to the competent ones.

Builds smartphone from Adafruit parts.

This baby's gonna give Apple a run for their money!

Thanks for reminding me to updated and test my container. ;)

I wonder if this mechanism can be used as a molecular solenoid.

I'm endlessly fascinated by the concept of molecular-scale machines.

Thank you! This makes perfect sense.

What about superposition? Or is that not considered a 'state'?

Why don't we call Qbits just "qits". Since Quantum-Binary-Digit doesn't really make sense. Do people in the field refer to them in other ways?

You simply can't something 'physics' if its not testable. :)

These are probably the same people who think CNN is "fake news".

It's not a sphere. It's an oblate spheroid.

This is a malformed argument.

Having a 'toxic' personality does not mean he will produce bad code. Two completely different things.

This guy writes like an angsty teenager. I find it hard to take him seriously.

I'm curious too. Why fork for this one thing? There must be a good reason.

The F-35 promised a major a leap in technological capability. However, technology is not at the point where it deliver on that promise. As a software engineer, I can relate to the difficulty of joining multiple sources of data. This is something that AI can potentially do very well. I foresee the next generation of F-series aircrafts having something more akin to an AI co-pilot. This would prevent information overload. Instead of a pilot ingesting hundreds of data points, they could have a simple interface and all the cohesion handled by the AI.