Like, you can quickly lookup related ideas based on what came before and after, causes, effects, just like calling relationships a graph database.

Documents can’t be queried efficiently like that, you need a database.

I love using notebookLM for orientation stuff.

Now that cars are rolling screens, I wouldn’t buy a car without screen mirroring for the same reason.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yerkes%E2%80%93Dodson_law

That way a day can be 24 hours exactly instead of 23 hours, 56 minutes, 4 seconds, etc...

When the US government adopts an employment policy private companies usually follow. Either because they do business with the government and have to comply, or it affects so many people there's a shift in norms.

That's an argument for automating the system, taking the biased human actor out of the process.

You’re acknowledging that the safety record is just a proxy for safety. That’s what I’m saying too.

I would argue that using the number of incidents as a proxy for safety ignores the trend.

Clearly people care. They are literally checking every bolt for proper torque. When they found a few undertorque bolts it becomes a national news, it gets shared so much it ended up on Hacker News, and you cared enough to comment.

Every inch of every plane combed over, every engineering decision re-examined, every system and sensor double-checked for redundancy and reliability, the pilots alert for any sign of problems.