Y'all should go watch Fires of Kuwait which is about how the world mobilized to help extinguish the oil field fires. Using novel machines like these and dynamite to extinguish and cap burning well heads.
"That was a hasty judgment on my part. Unless AI takes one more leap and reaches a point where no one can tell the difference, what I believed was still closer to an ideal than a reality. I expected some of you would be disappointed by our use of AI. I did not expect it to become this big."
"I'm sorry we got caught this time. We'll try to dupe you again later."
And they function normally in this sandbox? I'm assuming sandbox is just compartmentalization. I'm interested in these mainly because when I use an app, browser, whatever... I want it seeing only what I give it with regular use, I don't want it digging through my contacts, messages, location, microphone, other programs, yada yada. Instagram should only see what I'm scrolling. The play store should only see what I choose to download.
I was born after that movie. I'm not bitching about Game of Thrones spoilers as I'm just watching it. It's your fault if you're... let's check... 58 years behind.
A lot of comments on here didn't read the article and/or simply don't know how aviation or military aviation works.
Some blaming the current administration even though the article notes a slightly higher accident rate in 2024. The current model Helicopter was fielded in 2011, and the article doesn't mention when the transmission issues began.
This could be a maintenance problem, a Boeing problem. Is Boeing or an army subcontractor rebuilding the transmissions?
I just did inspections on some gearboxes because the incorrect self-locking nuts were used. I've seen a series of accidents caused by o-rings made out of spec internal to hydraulic servos. I remember NASA killing a crew due to o-ring issues. I remember a few decades ago Airbus had a series of helicopter accidents where the main rotors detached due to a gear in the main transmissions being hardened incorrectly. Before all that De Haviland Comets were coming apart in air due to metal fatigue.
We should be concerned with the reaction to and correction of the issues. The Army has grounded training flights, which they should. Not long ago the V-22 fleet was grounded for like a year while clutch failures were investigated.
Just because YOU'VE only just heard of an issue doesn't mean it hasn't been a long standing issue nor that it's the fault of whoever is in charge right now. We need more information before we start finger pointing.
Though Boeing has been on a downhill trend since the McDonald Douglas takeover.
The novel is more clear. Dave has evolved, literally. The monoliths are mile markers set out by ethereal aliens; the first teaching apes how to use tools, the other monitoring our progress to becoming space-faring.
Aliens ushering us into a next plane of evolution is a recurring them with Clark. Childhood's End has the extraterrestrials taking a much more deliberate role in our species transition.
2001 is one of the rare movies where the book isn't better but it is important. The movie and book were written at the same time with Clark and Kubrick working together. The book provides additional insights that are difficult to convey in a movie.
One of the last places I enjoyed here in San Diego is closing. Small, bar has a good a view of the stage, big names showed semi-regularly, and tickets were still always about 30 bucks.
Last big show I saw was Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan. Shouldn't have gone, seeing those guys so meek and unintelligible was just sad. There may have been stage shits during that tour but no crowd poops.
Some comment in here suggested certain artists might attract certain shitty fans.
One of the last places I enjoyed here in San Diego is closing. Small, bar has a good a view of the stage, big names showed semi-regularly, and tickets were still always about 30 bucks. No floor shits.
Well, I'm 40 and been to my fair share of concerts and fests, never even heard of people shitting in the crowds so they don't lose their spot. Heard of and seen a sneaky piss some where or some genuine runny accidents. I've yanked my own broken nose straight at the edge of a mosh pit but I've never heard of people shitting their pants to hold a spot, nothing near creating a public shitting trend so bad artists are addressing it prior to their show.
Back in my day this wasn't a thing; you kids are weird.
So, I wasn't wrong in my reasons for not going to concerts anymore. 1, they're too fucking expensive anymore. B, people seem to suck at being in public nowadays.
Sometimes I wonder if I've just become older and grumpier or if society has slid farther and farther away from what should be considered normal public behavior.
Okay, your simpleton suggestion is, two years of latrine digging (which doesn't happen anymore, and was never a job anyways), THEN start the two years of training which when complete will finish out your four years or leave you with one remaining year of active duty?
That's insteaf of two years of initial training then 2-3 years OJT, which a person can carry back out into civilian life and related career fields?
Nope, you didn't read the article.
Y'all should go watch Fires of Kuwait which is about how the world mobilized to help extinguish the oil field fires. Using novel machines like these and dynamite to extinguish and cap burning well heads.
The boot you lick will step on your neck too.
Director Young Kim,
"I'm sorry we got caught this time. We'll try to dupe you again later."
Jury nullification is a thing for reason.
And they function normally in this sandbox? I'm assuming sandbox is just compartmentalization. I'm interested in these mainly because when I use an app, browser, whatever... I want it seeing only what I give it with regular use, I don't want it digging through my contacts, messages, location, microphone, other programs, yada yada. Instagram should only see what I'm scrolling. The play store should only see what I choose to download.
I was born after that movie. I'm not bitching about Game of Thrones spoilers as I'm just watching it. It's your fault if you're... let's check... 58 years behind.
A lot of comments on here didn't read the article and/or simply don't know how aviation or military aviation works.
Some blaming the current administration even though the article notes a slightly higher accident rate in 2024. The current model Helicopter was fielded in 2011, and the article doesn't mention when the transmission issues began.
This could be a maintenance problem, a Boeing problem. Is Boeing or an army subcontractor rebuilding the transmissions?
I just did inspections on some gearboxes because the incorrect self-locking nuts were used. I've seen a series of accidents caused by o-rings made out of spec internal to hydraulic servos. I remember NASA killing a crew due to o-ring issues. I remember a few decades ago Airbus had a series of helicopter accidents where the main rotors detached due to a gear in the main transmissions being hardened incorrectly. Before all that De Haviland Comets were coming apart in air due to metal fatigue.
We should be concerned with the reaction to and correction of the issues. The Army has grounded training flights, which they should. Not long ago the V-22 fleet was grounded for like a year while clutch failures were investigated.
Just because YOU'VE only just heard of an issue doesn't mean it hasn't been a long standing issue nor that it's the fault of whoever is in charge right now. We need more information before we start finger pointing.
Though Boeing has been on a downhill trend since the McDonald Douglas takeover.
After a certain amount of time I think rights to spoiler warnings are forfeit. It's been decades.
The novel is more clear. Dave has evolved, literally. The monoliths are mile markers set out by ethereal aliens; the first teaching apes how to use tools, the other monitoring our progress to becoming space-faring.
Aliens ushering us into a next plane of evolution is a recurring them with Clark. Childhood's End has the extraterrestrials taking a much more deliberate role in our species transition.
2001 is one of the rare movies where the book isn't better but it is important. The movie and book were written at the same time with Clark and Kubrick working together. The book provides additional insights that are difficult to convey in a movie.
Did you read the article?... Of course not. It mentions that 100 million dollar donation and that it's from a single billionair Google co-founder.
One of the last places I enjoyed here in San Diego is closing. Small, bar has a good a view of the stage, big names showed semi-regularly, and tickets were still always about 30 bucks.
Last big show I saw was Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan. Shouldn't have gone, seeing those guys so meek and unintelligible was just sad. There may have been stage shits during that tour but no crowd poops.
Some comment in here suggested certain artists might attract certain shitty fans.
One of the last places I enjoyed here in San Diego is closing. Small, bar has a good a view of the stage, big names showed semi-regularly, and tickets were still always about 30 bucks. No floor shits.
Just give me some royalties or a writing credit on something.
Also very likely.
Well, I'm 40 and been to my fair share of concerts and fests, never even heard of people shitting in the crowds so they don't lose their spot. Heard of and seen a sneaky piss some where or some genuine runny accidents. I've yanked my own broken nose straight at the edge of a mosh pit but I've never heard of people shitting their pants to hold a spot, nothing near creating a public shitting trend so bad artists are addressing it prior to their show.
Back in my day this wasn't a thing; you kids are weird.
So, I wasn't wrong in my reasons for not going to concerts anymore. 1, they're too fucking expensive anymore. B, people seem to suck at being in public nowadays.
Sometimes I wonder if I've just become older and grumpier or if society has slid farther and farther away from what should be considered normal public behavior.
Okay, your simpleton suggestion is, two years of latrine digging (which doesn't happen anymore, and was never a job anyways), THEN start the two years of training which when complete will finish out your four years or leave you with one remaining year of active duty?
That's insteaf of two years of initial training then 2-3 years OJT, which a person can carry back out into civilian life and related career fields?
That's your idea?
The jaws themselves are huge plus you'd need a hydraulic power supply. Not very incognito.