Another problem is the maximum entry age for the ATC school - if you are over the age of 31 you can't apply.
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has a big list. The definition of what is an RTOS and how much is in software vs hardware is a blurry area.
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For example, you list Fairlife Core Power Chocolate Protein Shake as 100/100 but it is on the plasticlist report as containing levels of DEHP and DEHT, likely coming from the packaging. Not sure what an accurate rating would be, but not 100 for sure.
Maybe it works for non-food items better, but for food it might be counterproductive.
https://github.com/Aider-AI/aider/blob/main/aider/coders/edi...
excerpt: """ Act as an expert software developer. Always use best practices when coding. Respect and use existing conventions, libraries, etc that are already present in the code base. {lazy_prompt} Take requests for changes to the supplied code. If the request is ambiguous, ask questions.
Always reply to the user in the same language they are using.
Once you understand the request you MUST: """ ... etc...
But recently using Claude Sonnet + Haiku through OpenRouter also with aider, and it is like a new dimension of programming.
Working on new projects in Rust and a separate SPA frontend, it just ... implements whatever you ask like magic. Gets it about 90-95% right at the first prompt. Since I am pretty new to Rust, there are a lot of idiomatic things to learn, and lots of std convenience functions I don't yet know about, but the AI does. Figuring out the best prompt and context for it to be effective is now the biggest task.
It will be crazy to see where things go over the next few years... do all junior programmers just disappear? Do all programmers become prompt engineers first?
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Just download the latest of all of the MA-L, MA-M, MA-S to embed in your app.
Chromium especially is so core to being a building block for applications and the modern Internet nowadays, it does seem like this core infrastructure piece should be more collectively owned.
Some test flights around 6/23 - 6/27. Looks like a pretty boring way to get 523 miles. They should fly the loops over the Indianapolis Speedway instead.
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Ahh, maybe too complicated. (/s)
But it definitely needed to be VR to be helpful, to see your relative position vs the airport and runway, pattern altitude, etc.
Did not help with stalls or landings, which are more based on the feel of the aircraft.
Distills the cesspool of the algorithmic feeds to present up-to-date trends, popular memes, etc. as well as a general commentary of the sad state of the modern Internet and our engagement-driven AI-training future.
I don't have a desire to join all the 'socials' myself, but it is nice to try and view at arm's length what 'the new generation' is seeing and thinks is popular.
The hardware design is the last line of defense before you can do real-world damage.
Things like fuses, ESD and surge protection, watchdog timers, often get overlooked in a hobbyist or even open-source design... it takes (sometimes hard-won) experience to know when these things are required.
It is the older lines, making voltage regulators and power management chips, making it difficult to put the whole solution together.
While some of these chips could be redesigned to use new processes, or older designs with larger format fabs brought up to accommodate demand, both of these situations are short-term and thus no one wants to invest.
Juat reading the code shouldn't be illegal, and producing a short snippet based on the code but not identical shouldn't count as a "substantial portion", but IANAL...
I don't need to pre rinse and scrub anymore. Silverware, dishes, and pots go straight in even with food residue dried on, so I save a bunch of time.
Everything comes out perfectly spotless and squeaky clean. Older GE dishwasher on auto.
A huge benefit to safety in rural and other areas without existing cell coverage.
https://www.shacknews.com/article/132035/spacex-tmobile-star...
Maybe this is a more common thing that people need to adjust...
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It feels like a superpower sometimes... Reviewing the exact research steps of projects from years ago based on a timestamp from browser history, digging up an archaic screenshot of just the right configuration screen based on a file modification date, etc.
Sorry you find it useless...