Even a perfect sensor will accumulate errors in the nav solution over time because there’s no such thing as a perfect gravity model. No free-running INS will ever replace GPS long term. This shit is so frustrating to see in the press.
I like this guy but good god I wish he’d cut his scripts down by at least 2/3.
A someone familiar with both… Yeah they’re 100% correct.
Wish I had your luck. I’ve had issues three times with checked bags in the last 15 years.
I will always do everything in my power to NOT check a bag and have them lose it. So I bring a roller bag and a backpack.
It must be those meddling radical left… Wall st brokers? Who even knows what the jackhole will cry next
I’ve had 2, 5, and now a 7. All great phones.
Have you met people in real life? Good luck.
Playing this on the playstation vr2 is mind blowing.
Only the fanciest and bleeding-edge of display technologies will suffice for my console needs!
Kramer: can summon Mr marbles
I haven’t typed the digits of pi for probably 20 years because it’s defined as a double precision float in all the programming libraries I use.
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The “born at the wrong time” is such a lame comment and I see it a lot on good old music posts. Do they not understand they live in a time where they can listen to the old music AND the new stuff? Good chance if they lived in that last generation they would have been complaining about how all the Smashing Pumpkins or Pink Floyd stuff is awful and wish they’d been jamming out with Gershwin.
Nonsense.
Beep boop
The 11th. “This” is the upcoming. “Next” is the one after that.
Source: being a human being and scheduling stuff with people for many decades
I don’t think you’ll ever see an INS going months without needing a correction. Imperfect gravitational compensation applies directly to the specific force measurements and those errors are then accumulated twice.