In short, it took 2 rare events to occur for it to happen.

Source: we am a hiring manager.

Despite being from Europe, I find this to be a shocking and erroneous interpretation.

Clearly, health insurances have the duty to allocate limited resources (“premiums”) across members. Denying and accepting claims is the mechanism to that end. Accepting all claims would increase premiums and reduce membership (by pricing people out). Would that an ideal state? Clearly not.

Perhaps not entirely coincidentally, FAISS is also maintained by FB.

https://faiss.ai/cpp_api/struct/structfaiss_1_1OPQMatrix.htm...

Problem solved!

A few examples: - Germany rose to power in the 1800s, with a culmination at Sedan in 1870, driven by the humiliation Napoleon inflected on 60 years earlier. In 1870, Germany was a behemoth of technology (especially chemistry) & industry - France won WW1 with such heavy losses that its people said “never again” (they called WW1 the “Great War” or the “last war”). War left an indelible mark (one wished it had left the same mark on the German).

Many such examples. Countries compete and war is a great impetus to modernize the Nation.

No, It says a week in the article.

“Each aircraft takes about a week to have its AeroSHARK film applied, which requires high-precision workmanship from our personnel.”