I agree that an excessive of modal behaviors, that might differ between aircraft, is a problem. It might be that moderate specialization might be ok as long as a simple and unmistakeable (seizing the yoke, firewalling the throttle, etc) set of actions cause them to desist immediately.
Probably both. Why this first incident did not, at the minimum, result in a post-in note stuck to the control column for the next pilot is unpardonable.
At the same time, any aircraft should disengage all automatic pilot behaviors, with a suitable audible indicateion, if a human in the cockpit moves a control axis through more than 50% of its range within one second's time.
It is the lighting set-up, which is a standard array meant to minimize or eliminate the need to alter lighting when shooting successive scenes. That is, it flattens everything out since it must work from a variety of camera positions.
I saw a good web article on it, but that is the short take
Perhaps broadcasts and streaming should contain in-band data to suggest to display devices optimal settings for the content. I don't want my day-time soaps to look like a Tom Cruise movie.
Why are employers involved in our healthcare, at all? They need something done and will pay us to do it for them. Why are they managing our health?
It is like going to Starbucks for a coffee, and when you offer to pay, the barrista asks, "Thanks, but... aren't you going to house-sit my miniature pinscher?"
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Has ANYONE ever appreciated a single one of these? Poorly conceived, never updated.
of "alternative facts"
I agree that an excessive of modal behaviors, that might differ between aircraft, is a problem. It might be that moderate specialization might be ok as long as a simple and unmistakeable (seizing the yoke, firewalling the throttle, etc) set of actions cause them to desist immediately.
Probably both. Why this first incident did not, at the minimum, result in a post-in note stuck to the control column for the next pilot is unpardonable.
At the same time, any aircraft should disengage all automatic pilot behaviors, with a suitable audible indicateion, if a human in the cockpit moves a control axis through more than 50% of its range within one second's time.
... a screen inviting the patient to swipe a credit card?
The Sole of a New Machine
Do we all just assume AI can do what mankind cannot?
The Democrats should provide some funding for the wall, but stipulate that it be constructed of colorful, diaphanous material.
Point made!
What other candidate could win several states by promising a chronological news timeline?
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It is the lighting set-up, which is a standard array meant to minimize or eliminate the need to alter lighting when shooting successive scenes. That is, it flattens everything out since it must work from a variety of camera positions.
I saw a good web article on it, but that is the short take
Perhaps broadcasts and streaming should contain in-band data to suggest to display devices optimal settings for the content. I don't want my day-time soaps to look like a Tom Cruise movie.
The first step toward showing kindness toward others is to wash your hair every so often.
Why are employers involved in our healthcare, at all? They need something done and will pay us to do it for them. Why are they managing our health?
It is like going to Starbucks for a coffee, and when you offer to pay, the barrista asks, "Thanks, but ... aren't you going to house-sit my miniature pinscher?"
Don't forget that indigenous robots have rights, too.
You had me at "he invented SAP", and then you told me that he was 74 years old.
Have autopilot execute the turn, but only after the turn signal has been activated (by the driver) an appropriate amount of time.
That is, make it so that the cars make turns that have been properly signalled.
It reduces driver workload and enforces safe driving habits.
"Translation for double-amputee scientists"
fixed it for you
it's not the DPI, people: it's the filters.
Call me when they are driving miles per hour, because that is what real-world cars do.
Tab should have a key-code, but not a ASCII code, like Shift. It has no place in a document, whether it be code or prose
Why send a ship into battle carrying so much gold?
Why drop armor shards when you're killed in the arena?
It's because THAT'S HOW IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN!
These flaws are confined to test cases and proofs of concept. I'm going to wait for Spectre 2.0 (or 2.1, for the bugfixes)
It is safer to wait for tech to close this small vulnerability than to shoulder the social burden of having a landline.
It's like AOL
"Hello! I see that you answer a lot of phone calls!"