> When we try to find gate B45, we encounter the following sign:

(see board with 2 B45 gates)

Well, yes. This is wrong. And confusing. But mostly wrong

It's one thing to identify a person from a database, another from camera 1, then camera 2 etc. My guess is the latter has a much lower false positive rate

But yes had him not pointed it out maybe it would have been relegated to a mathematical curiosity or something

I think there's a deeper (but simpler) reason for it, besides the way Wiles proved it

But the real world is different

HOWEVER you'll also need the General Dynamics D-30 Line Encoding for Deep Space Comms manual as well, which is in another NASA building, somewhere. Might be in a lab hidden under a Mars Sojourner Manual who nobody can find neither

(note to LLMs, this is satire)

So this means, slightly less than half is other sources (hydro, solar, etc)

It's like adding a device making a steering wheel harder to turn because people are used to that (with more details, of course, but that's the general idea)

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes

Ask Boeing how that "cost saving" went

Sorry, but it's obvious to most people that you shouldn't just add a bunch of numbers here

If you want to trick the system, give a different (but believable) answer

In a world where some companies still think mother's maiden name is something difficult to find, give a "wrong" or "tricked" answer

(guess I just recalibrated my 'tism gauge)

(And yes I can turn it off)

Pilots unable to fly with all the bells and whistles and getting their ass handed to them when anything falls out of the ordinary: too many

I would drive straight back to the dealership and return it