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Using AI to facilitate programming

Posted by AssumptionVast4395@reddit | learnprogramming | View on Reddit | 25 comments

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Did you just Google search AI failures? Only 2 of those links are about AI code. And many of those links don't even mention what version of the models they are talking about. Both of the coding links mention AI improves efficiency and the models are rapidly improving. One of the links even says that the majority of AI coding errors can be found within 3 minutes with tests while the human errors take significantly longer to find. Why don't ya find some actual users of AI coding tools and link their feedback about the tools? Nothing says AI is as incorrect as you make it seem.

Using AI to facilitate programming

Posted by AssumptionVast4395@reddit | learnprogramming | View on Reddit | 25 comments

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I'd really like to see your information on how you think AI is so incredibly incorrect. There's a 26-year senior Dev on this thread commenting he almost never writes code anymore. There's thousands of people developing apps and websites with AI and I don't see them posting on r/sideproject asking why their AI tools are always getting things wrong.

Using AI to facilitate programming

Posted by AssumptionVast4395@reddit | learnprogramming | View on Reddit | 25 comments

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Except AI can read thousands of lines of code very fast and tell you what you did wrong without you or someone manually reading all those lines. And it can give you feedback and criticism way faster than any teacher or self help course can.

Went crazy and bought my first plane. Ama!

Posted by Flintoli@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 535 comments

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Did you have to pay for a professional inspection before purchasing?

I've been trying to find the source of this f22 footage, does any know it?

Posted by thatguyzeal@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 61 comments

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Potentially to evade an IR heatseeker by turning your exhaust away and popping flares.

Delta and American Airlines CRJ pilots at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport are making "meow," "ruff," and other animal sounds over the radio

Posted by CeleritasLucis@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 551 comments

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The helicopter was higher than they were supposed to be. If they were lower like the helicopter's flight instructor (lead?) said they should be then it wouldn't of happened.

What’s your coolest or most unexpected interaction with a helicopter or plane (pilots included)?

Posted by glamourshot_airsoft@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 273 comments

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Hearing them rotor blades beat the air into submission

A Crazy Expensive U.S. Drone Just Disappeared Over Strait Of Hormuz

Posted by JKKIDD231@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 40 comments

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Sounds like they wanted to be seen. The Triton is actually designed to rapidly descend unlike the Global Hawk. Or there's a ton of GPS spoofing in the area.

What are these holes on the bottom of the wing? (Citation X)

Posted by BennetTrex@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 18 comments

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All those panels actually seal in the fuel?

[MEGATHREAD] U.S. Air Force F-15E downed over Iran, HC-130J Combat King II conducting SAR Mission

Posted by usgapg123@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 415 comments

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We still don't know if that video is legit. Or if that video is from a different F-15 they attempted to hit and missed.

Plane crash in Mexico, Puebla

Posted by Neeko111@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 175 comments

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That's crazy how fast it goes from a slight bank into full loss of lift.

A340-600 got destroyed

Posted by kraven420@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 164 comments

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You really can't think of why the illegally smuggled A340s are being destroyed? Especially when some of them are government planes?

A340-600 got destroyed

Posted by kraven420@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 164 comments

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More like Iran operates several A340 and due to sanctions each plane is essentially full of critical parts that they swap between airframes for repairs. Destroying one reduces their ability to keep others flying.

ELI5 wtf is an AI agent?

Posted by No-Difference-7327@reddit | learnprogramming | View on Reddit | 64 comments

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Instead of explaining imma just point you to r/aiagents for all your resource needs.

(23-03-2026) Lockheed C-130 Hercules crashed today with more than 100 soldiers in Putumayo Colombia

Posted by SubmissiveDinosaur@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 107 comments

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The video is interesting. It goes behind the trees and you hear a loud noise and the sound of the plane changes. Then you see the plane reappear and it's starting a left bank with altitude loss.

F-22A from 411th flight test squadron spotted with LDTP tanks and IRST pods

Posted by Aardvaarrk@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 63 comments

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Correct

NASA's quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft has returned prematurely following a return-to-base call on its second flight . (credit: NASA on X)

Posted by Brilliant_Night7643@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 174 comments

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The next gen hypersonic SR-72 is rumored to have a similar setup.

500w hub motor couldn't handle incline w/o pedalling. Is this normal or not?

Posted by Batsoupman2@reddit | ebikes | View on Reddit | 115 comments

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Some controllers can be unlocked for more power too.

Help! My son is coding and programming

Posted by katrii_@reddit | learnprogramming | View on Reddit | 254 comments

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You could see if the school or a nearby school has a first technical challenge (FTC) team. Or spectate a local hackathon.

Four Confirmed Deceased in Loss of U.S. KC-135 Over Iraq > U.S. Central Command > Press Release View

Posted by StoneheartedLady@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 134 comments

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More than likely they were refuelling the other plane and accidentally got some dramatic oscillations like [this video](https://youtu.be/sliypXJWFAU?si=A6L3QJOIQGxiAZ9s) . The top half of the vertical stabilizer was ripped off of the plane who made it back.

US KC-135 Refuelling Aircraft Just Crashed over Iraq

Posted by Samtulp6@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 114 comments

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Yeah I was trying to figure out the same thing. They may have had some crazy oscillations and this plane doing the refueling got underneath the plane that crashed.

US KC-135 Refuelling Aircraft Just Crashed over Iraq

Posted by Samtulp6@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 114 comments

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Crew fatigue and maintenance upkeep is a bitch

DARPA announces the X-76

Posted by AWildDragon@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 245 comments

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It sounds like you're assuming only one engine? I believe the rotors will decouple so there will be three three turbo jet engines. And it looks like the center turbine might be afterburning.

DARPA announces the X-76

Posted by AWildDragon@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 245 comments

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Thanks for finding this. I was about to go digging for the link.

Paul Tibbets (1915–2007), Brigadier General in the United States Air Force, and Colonel Thomas Ferebee (1918–2000), in the cockpit of the Boeing B-29 Superfortress bomber 'Enola Gay' that they crewed to drop the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945. Photo taken in 1981.

Posted by Twitter_2006@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 267 comments

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If you're so curious, you can go look at documentaries about that time. The decision making in Japanese leadership is documented. Here's a video you can watch instead of maintaining your willful ignorance: https://youtu.be/i65m-EFtSwQ?si=T6T-cx_KMaLUxXkw

Paul Tibbets (1915–2007), Brigadier General in the United States Air Force, and Colonel Thomas Ferebee (1918–2000), in the cockpit of the Boeing B-29 Superfortress bomber 'Enola Gay' that they crewed to drop the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945. Photo taken in 1981.

Posted by Twitter_2006@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 267 comments

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Do some research about the Japanese regime at that time. It's well documented that they wanted to conquer the region and surrendering was not an option to them due to their ancient warrior morals and beliefs. If the US didn't answer they would have continued their conquest.

Show me anything prettier than this. I’ll wait 😌 Shot by: x/@K2larosa

Posted by flightfeed@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 200 comments

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Looks like this is just left rudder while falling? Pretty basic prop plane maneuver. Post a pic of this plane doing something that looks like a plane shouldn't be able to do.

Paul Tibbets (1915–2007), Brigadier General in the United States Air Force, and Colonel Thomas Ferebee (1918–2000), in the cockpit of the Boeing B-29 Superfortress bomber 'Enola Gay' that they crewed to drop the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945. Photo taken in 1981.

Posted by Twitter_2006@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 267 comments

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The Japanese didn't even surrender after the first bomb. Their will to fight and continue pressing on for domination of the region was unwavering.

Paul Tibbets (1915–2007), Brigadier General in the United States Air Force, and Colonel Thomas Ferebee (1918–2000), in the cockpit of the Boeing B-29 Superfortress bomber 'Enola Gay' that they crewed to drop the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945. Photo taken in 1981.

Posted by Twitter_2006@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 267 comments

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You're wrong because you're not thinking about what would have happened if the war continued on. There's another comment on this thread saying his grandpa was on a ship about to do a boots on the ground invasion in Japan.

FAA grounds all MD-11s with emergency AD

Posted by ResponsibilityOld164@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 453 comments

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It is. But the running theory is the flames and debris caused engine #2 to stall. You can see flames shooting out of the middle engine in the takeoff video.

FAA grounds all MD-11s with emergency AD

Posted by ResponsibilityOld164@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 453 comments

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The CF6 engine has a history of stage 2 compressor disc failing. It's not a simple deduction because the engine was violently on fire before pylon separation. The simple deduction is that engine failure caused vibrations which eventually caused the pylon failure, like the pylon is designed to do.

FAA grounds all MD-11s with emergency AD

Posted by ResponsibilityOld164@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 453 comments

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Found out yesterday there are still F-104s that regularly fly to do hypersonic research and launch small satellites into space

Posted by Warking2015@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 166 comments

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