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But that's all useless on ice. Even if the car was 100% balanced.

And that's it. Put paint on the canvas. Then the rest will follow.

The domain part of signing is now being solved by DNS (PTR, SPF, Caller-ID). But signing still it has it's use because you also know the user exists.

And encryption is very useful because most emails are stored as plain text on some server.

His tweet sounds dumb but there is some truth in it.

As you say, planes and procedures have become very complicated. And I think there are only two options: making planes simple again which make them less efficient or let computers fly the plane and make the interface simple(r).

If you look at the rockets of SpaceX then you can say they are the extreme form of fly by wire and very instable when it comes to aerodynamics. But computers can land them within centimeters when they fall out of space.

So maybe that will be the future. Planes that are very efficient instable flying 'rockets' that are controlled by computers.

As long as users are actively involved there is no need to send emails.

Sending emails is a (bad) trick to make people curious and make them login to your platform again.

I think the Facebook app is just 'dead' and Facebook is lucky to have Instagram.

I think Microsoft is going to lose users over this. Not much for sure, but it's naive to think people don't care.

Found the answer on Quora: https://www.quora.com/Why-does-glass-block-UV

"With a band gap of 4eV, glass can't absorb any photons with less energy than UVB light; namely, it is transparent to UVA, visible light, infared, etc; but the higher energy photons can and are highly likely to be absorbed."

So it seems hard to create glass that doesn't block UVB.

I'm not saying we should not act. I'm asking if we know what we are up against.

Ok, but what if it is now back at the 'norm' and there were just too many insects all those times?

Do we know what the norm is?

I must agree that the quick loss of so many insects does not sound normal. But we also know that insects can swarm very quickly and become a pest in good conditions.

With climate change we have a lot of data from even thousands of years ago, so we have some feeling about the 'norm'.

Does a norm for the total mass of flying insects exist?

So I think it's not about what you hate but about what you can't control.

Maybe you did not hate Windows, C# and EF, but when it turns out to be a big stress factor it can be good to swap and take control again.

It will be the same as charging per half day, but it can help you and your client to accept that charging daily will be the next step.

Human perception is always a part of this but not always the goal.

For example in print a color space can be used to control how ink flows on paper. A lot of ink for dark colors on thin paper will result in a mess. That's why a color space converted image for such a print will look waay to light. But the result will be a good dark print.

And ofcourse this looks much better to the human eye.

Edit: I might be confusing the term color profile...

But when you feel the balance is right you should hire people who can help you with your problems.

At the moment you might do small projects but when project get bigger and your rate higher you will see that an accountant will become affordable.

And when you do multi million projects you will be able to afford a lawyer.

But one thing that is very important even when you are still 'small': register everything! What money goes in and what goes out. What the contracts are and all your email conversations with clients.

This will help you and future accounts and lawyers.

Let say we program a self driving car to estimate the impact effect of a collision with an object. Then we 'learn' it that a crash with a soft object will be better for the human in the car.

So we think the car is smart because it can detect soft and hard objects. But in case of an unavoidable crash it steers into a group of people instead of a parked car...

The Pentagon (DARPA) is now investing in AI that learns from previous experiences (without feeding it a dataset over and over again). I guess other companies are working on this as well. That will create scary AI because then the program will be altered all the time making it 'smart'.

"Waah stop the traain there is a station coming up!"

Use the left and right to 'steer'.

Also checkout his Short Trip which was posted here some time ago: http://alexanderperrin.com.au/paper/shorttrip

The GPU does not accelerate 3D, but the computations (so 3D can be much faster).

Slat did not dismiss them because he said most are valid concerns.

But he is working with a large team of experts so most of the concerns might already be discussed.

Nobody know excactly how to do it. So it is great the first step is set.

The team will now alter the design to make it better.

Have you ever tried it?

But there are multiple reasons I choose Symfony 4 over Laravel.

And if you want a code comparison then this small example:

Laravel:

  class User
  {
  }

  class User
  {
    private $id;
    private $name;

    public function getId():?int
    {
       return $this->id;
    }

    public function setName(string $name): self
    {
      $this->name = $name;

      return $this;
    }

    public function getName():?string
    {
       return $this->name;
    }   
  }

And this is happening in Laravel all the time. Very quick, very easy, a lot of magic but it will bite you in the end.

   new Vue({ delimiters: ['${', '}']...

A controller should not know about routes.

A model should not know about database design.

Trying both Laravel and Symfony I think there is no need for Laravel (anymore). Laravel just has too much magic that will bite you later on.

The only thing you should skip in both frameworks are 'annotations'. But this is easy to do.

Imho the best CMS for PHP.

It's almost impossible to hide from Facebook.

So you might hide your email address but how do you know others did?

You might know it's 3.14... but not why.