CorvusCrypto

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by CorvusCrypto 5d ago
Somewhat absurd imo seeing two of these types of sites being the top posts. But as they say the market speaks. What would be more fascinating imo is to track the average article shift from removal over time.
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by CorvusCrypto 9d ago
Wow this is inspiring. I would love to see a very similar visualization for Stockholm, Sweden. I think there is a beauty in seeing a summarized history of expansion, and in reality I can't help but think this is a very fast population
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by CorvusCrypto 9d ago
Enforcement can be better, but I'm gonna give grace given how recently it was imposed. It's easy to point at extreme levels of enforcement being a key part of any regulation, but I have seen the breadth of the EU's scope and
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by CorvusCrypto 9d ago
I do see some isolated improvements whenever I travel to Germany (mostly to Frankfurt, but what is pain other than Frankfurt am Main), but yeah I sympathize here, and do hope the pushes toward better systems continue
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by CorvusCrypto 9d ago
This sort of clarification to be quite honest makes alot of your prose ring very hollow around there being distinct classes. In the beginning I will say that you very much make it clear you believe parts of your experience were closer to ar
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by CorvusCrypto 9d ago
"Russian schoolboy chess" as Bobby Fisher would have called it, and while he detested this style of approach, it is far closer to how chess is played, where the moves come from rigorous analysis and application of engine discovery
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by CorvusCrypto 10d ago
I can appreciate the sentiments the author has to their own career, but personally it doesn't resonate with me. I'm a firm believer in the idea that systems you intend to be used by others (imo) must be driven by measurable, consi
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by CorvusCrypto 1mo ago
Various reasons. A lot comes down to the individual facility requirements and there are special needs at each. LOAs to memorize, and unique challenges like with PCTs control of airspace around DC where they run extremely compressed finals t
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by CorvusCrypto 1mo ago
Hmm regarding quality i get mixed signals from this and other comments. To be honest i don't say you're wrong about that risk being real but it's clear reading the other person's comments on quality being actually poor w
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by CorvusCrypto 1mo ago
Thanks. It's hard as an outsider to evaluate the counters when you have nothing but vague criticism of the comment. I think you laid out the reasons clearly, thanks for taking the effort.
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by CorvusCrypto 1mo ago
Oh boy. So... I have some ties still to the FAA and its ATC staff despite living in Sweden and This article is just painting a picture I've seen time and time again when there are staffing woes. I'm gonna ignore the gamer hype bec
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by CorvusCrypto 1mo ago
Can you add a bit more? It would be great to hear the actual counters of how that industry thinks.
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by CorvusCrypto 1mo ago
I think you're right in the scenario there was no human involvement in design. my guess which may be naive is that the tool use will be mixed. You may see gen AI used more for placeholder assets for example. I also think the landscape
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I learned to stop worrying and love ARINC 424(birdhalfbaked.com)
2 points by CorvusCrypto 2mo ago|1 comments
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by CorvusCrypto 2mo ago
A post about some progress on making a rust-based ARINC 424 reader library
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Stockholm Bike Map: a webapp that enriches an official app(stockholmbikemap.com)
3 points by CorvusCrypto 4y ago|1 comments
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by CorvusCrypto 4y ago
This is a neat tool, and while this is maybe a bit too local for hackernews, I can say that using the current ebike rental system in Stockholm is pretty problematic atm. Currently the perspective is like you go to find a bike in the officia
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by CorvusCrypto 4y ago
I think in many ways it does because - and this is not meant to be a criticism but a statement of experience - I have really only heard complaints from those that are used to a culture of being able to drive somewhere, get their items of ch
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by CorvusCrypto 4y ago
The thing that will be interesting to see as well is how they approach a market where delivery has been increasingly important over bulk availability. Thinking about prices of services like MatHem and picsmart etc and if they can shake it u
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by CorvusCrypto 4y ago
I am curious if your perspective comes from someone that is swedish or not. The general consensus locally is the opposite sentiment ime and ofc you can easily rent cars for the day or a small trailer for very cheap. That coupled with the fa
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by CorvusCrypto 7y ago
That plus people are incorrectly assuming that it's bad that the charity gets leftovers. That money is still a net positive which they wouldn't have made otherwise as well as an increase in sponsors via the event. The amount of cy
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by CorvusCrypto 7y ago
Mostly inexperience/doing this with first timers played the major role > The number of regular jumps by experienced enthusiasts done during this period is estimated at 50,000, giving an incidence of injury for regular parachutists o
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by CorvusCrypto 7y ago
depends on the goal. I've parachuted for a charity event before. It's more about the awareness than anything as well. You tend to use an event that attracts people because of some interest factor and it in turn generates more awar
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by CorvusCrypto 7y ago
> Americans on the whole don't trust their government quite a lot. If the government just said "you owe X in tax this year", nearly everyone's knee jerk reaction would be that the government is overestimating and chea
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by CorvusCrypto 7y ago
how would that affect ease of tax generation? You would still need to have the proper congressional authorities vote on the matter, no? And sure, when I am in sweden I get taxed more because of VAT and such, but having a national standard w
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by CorvusCrypto 7y ago
Infinite scroll is not for user experience. It's to increase session times. If you increase the time spent in an app or on a page you increase the chance of getting revenue in ads for social or media sites or purchases in marketplaces.
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by CorvusCrypto 7y ago
Could be wrong but I believe s lot of coroutine implementations use this as well since the call preserves the frame info in the result.
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by CorvusCrypto 7y ago
Does the US government get royalties from product sales on an invention that came solely du to its funding sources? If the answer is no then I'm with the other commenter, all the rest of the points are a sidetrack. You're saying e
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by CorvusCrypto 7y ago
I'm fine with this, but it is a bit annoying to see a developer not deal with 64-bit builds. I wonder if it's only because Windows allows them to be lazy while it generates more money for them? Either way I think valve's Linu
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by CorvusCrypto 7y ago
So taking a devil's advocate approach on this... What would you think about text if you instead organized your code into logically partitioned submodules and followed a very easy to understand organization? In my opinion, when working

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