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The goal is to optimize the allotment of the limited resource of pilot training time to maximize safety. If this is a rare event...
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This thread might be relevant: Physicists disagree wildly on what quantum mechanics says about real…
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I am not an expert in this, but here is the situation as I was using them: A text editor like Vim will have language options to...
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For writing large C and C++ computer programs, no stand alone text editor equals an IDE. That being said, for text editing or simple...
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Good point. But if Feynman didn't "understand" it, few people can. IMHO, the different interpretations of quantum theory are bewildering.
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Is the broadcast and/or reception directional and targeted to/from the Earth?
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I think "less than 50%" would be the general interpretation of "less than even".
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