This commercial pilot gives a very thorough explanation of the problem and includes a report from the pilot of the flight.
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This commercial pilot gives a very thorough explanation of the problem and includes a report from the pilot of the flight.
By definition, I don't understand AWS, so figuring out how to turn it off was nearly impossible. AWS "support" didn't exist. Stackoverflow AWS geeks were in high dudgeon that I'd ask the question, "how do i disable this?" and would kill my question. Finally some kind soul did give me the trick to finding the last service to disable.
BTW the tutorial is absolutely useless. Just a thousand different incantations to repeat. No real understanding communicated. Felt more like an ad for myriad services.
0/10 would not recommend.
But then excel gives a compartively horrible result 8.99999999983268000 (maybe all the casting to and fro degrees and radians makes it worse?)
And python on the same machine, similar: degrees(asin(degrees(acos(degrees(atan(tan(radians(cos(radians(sin(radians(9)))))))))))) = 8.99999999983257
If you decide to enter a tournament, fine, but adjust your expectations accordingly. This author sounds naive and self-pitying.
Need to learn JavaScript so I can understand what he’s doing.
But what I found was an ultra-tedious nitpicky rules and control mindset. Really turned me off.
Just surprised to see someone else say similar.
So one heuristic I do is is try to start my day setting my “intentions” — identifying a handful of things on the list I would be pleased to have finished by days end even if absolutely nothing else on the list is touched.