In that particular case, yes.
I don't remember him advocating corporate or estate tax increases though? Capital gains? Hardly applies to Berkshire Hathaway anyway.
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I don't remember him advocating corporate or estate tax increases though? Capital gains? Hardly applies to Berkshire Hathaway anyway.
A noble piece of paper
With free society
Struggled but it died in vain
And now Democracy is ragtime on the corner
Hoping for some rain
Looks like it's hoping
Hoping for some rain
in many cases it's the exact opposite.
How would that be related in any way?
http://theseattlesalmon.com/business-vs-cultural-news/busine...
Stock vesting expectations of hackers in Tallinn is not any different than in any other part of the world.
P.S. also, I don't think you'll be hiring your devs to answer questions all day long on an internet message board? So Stackoverflow statistics are useless.
AFAIK only if they're large enough to make a dent in overall AAPL financial picture.
or maybe it is slavic way of doing business? or maybe it is just a consequence of collapse of old institutions and social structure combined with some cultural aspects?
just sayin.
(russian here, living in Estonia and not complaining, btw)
How is transferring money from workers to non-workers is reminiscent of a Ponzi sceme in any way? There's no imaginary wealth being created, it's just a transfer of wealth from younger to older generation. I wouldn't bet that future young will be as silent about it as we are, but I wouldn't completely discard it as a "Ponzi scheme" either.
Yes they are.
A reminder that we need to get off this spinning rock asap.
Why?
I've made a promise to myself that HDMI-out is a must for my next Android phone (currently I have HTC EVO 4G which has one, but is unusable as a phone since I'm in Europe).
This is even better, at least on paper.
AFAIK stall warning system uses AoA vanes, located on the nose close to static system pitots. Completely different system? Yes. Same working principle? Yes.
http://msquair.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/aoa-rs-probes-a33...
perhaps you can show at least ONE incident that happened because "third world pilots rely too much on autopilot"? I'm genuinely interested, 'cause I'm aviation enthusiast and haven't heard of any.
Not really confirmed.
Even that post says (read carefully):
The attitude, turn, and heading indicators rely on gyroscopes that are propelled by a vacuum pump and/or electric motors.
Airspeed, altimeter, and _vertical speed indicators_ rely on a pitot-static system. The pitot tube must be exposed to the air that is uninterrupted by the plane's passage. The static port(s) must be positioned where the air is calm and undisturbed.
I doubt it. Second neutron star on the other hand...
"who'll pay reparations on my code?"
But microphones ARE measuring pressure!
Basically you propose the same method for measuring airspeed, except less precise and as prone to disturbances by external objects (like ice).
to OP:
For example: "If you get simultaneous overspeed and stall warnings and your VSI is deeply negative, you are in a stall and need to ignore the overspeed warning and execute stall recovery procedures." Actually, when I word it that way, they shouldn't even have needed special training to figure that out: the VSI should have made it obvious.
wow, and how were they supposed to know that VSI is reliable?
but it is in the right direction: those guys screwed up big time, and a big contributing factor was almost certainly inadequate training in dealing with emergencies of this nature.
I think you're too early to jump onto conclusions based solely on impartial and interim report.
You're not alone though - seems that opinion of internet experts is divided between putting full blame on pilots or putting full blame on sensors.
I think actual situation was a bit more complex than that.
But yes, I think the conclusion after AF447 investigation is completed will be that some kind of back-up speed indicator is needed beyond pitot tubes.