These FAA compliance cost estimates are always hilariously nonsensical. In what world are turbine AP hours being billed at $85/hr?

> In what world are turbine AP hours being billed at $85/hr?

$54.74 for non-lead technicians [1] plus up to an $8.50/hour A&P premium [2] sure sounds like about $85/hour after benefits.

[1] https://static1.squarespace.com/static/58a881f81b631b59405f6...

[2] https://teamster.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/TA-plus-Appe...

I was finally forced to go CLI from the VSCode extension because its treatment of sub-agents is abysmal.

The new sidebar design was unnecesary, a waste of space, and the rounded corner cutting into the website is flair with no functional purpose.

The fact that I've historically needed to monkey patch the Firefox chrome CSS (and will have to again to remove the unnecessary bar left of tree-style-tabs) would to me imply poor design.

Interestingly most traffic coming out of this AS was actually UDP: https://dashboard.terracenetworks.com/sources/asns/13238

Pretty benign AS as far as actual exploit or malicious crawling is concerned.

Probably QUIC if true, but you should also ask how these people get their data, because this isn't something you can just see or look up.

It's actually almost entirely DNS. Also rest assured that I have definitely asked how these people get their data [1].

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=ericpauley

How do these people get their data?

I'll know we've hit AGI when Claude finally realizes you can't just linearly interpolate pareto frontiers...

This has “/dev/null as a service” vibes…

magic 8 ball as a service.

Yes. It's exactly as immune to hallucination - it can only produce answers from a small fixed set.

Believe it or not there are entire companies that are (to simplify, of course) just that: https://www.adjust.com/

Guessing Law Enforcement