I was actually expecting it to be from the Microsoft 365 outage. Non technical people have a bad habit of inserting email as a critical step in a process.
replyIt's actually quite impressive, you have to really try to be so bad at your job of building redundant systems that some failure mode implausibly affects everything nation wide, yet allows Canadian domestic flights to proceed fine.
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replyYup. The damage elon musk and his cronies did will, unfortunately, take a generation to fix.
replythere was a national ground stop in 2023, which was also Musk's fault?
replyAnd why should this affect reasoning?
replyUpvoted, as you are correct. There was that ground stop in 2023, which was the justification for the new and improved system:
replyhttps://fedscoop.com/faa-aviation-safety-system-doge-notam/
Did the Starship launch today just ground all flights in the USA? Maybe, maybe not. I am convinced it did. If Elon Musk can take a shred of evidence, or just make shit up, and change domestic and foreign policy, then why can't I?
We obviously live in a simulation after all, what does it matter?
how would an upcoming launch cause this?
replyMaybe the simulation overlords programmed us to put a buggy NOTAM out, which is what apparently happened in 2023, but now it was supposed to be fixed thanks to all this efficiency!? NOTAMs usually go out beforehand. You know, as a notice.
replyAgain, who knows. We can barely make enough Cybertrucks according to demand, the simulation overlords are busy.
lol, yup, project 2025, gotta be that
replyAI models are trained on data, that I’m sure talks a lot about Friday the 13th…
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