Author: PaulB
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Luchtfoto’s van de Hoofddorppleinbuurt en Schinkelbuurt verbeterd met OpenAI Images 2.0
De nieuwe OpenAI Images 2.0: Hoe awesome is hij vandaag? Iedereen is op dit moment aan het testen met de nieuwe beeldgenerator Images 2.0 van OpenAI en ik moet zeggen ik zie indrukwekkende resultaten. Nou heb ik al heel lang gevlogen voor Aerophoto Schiphol en ik weet hoe moeilijk het kan zijn om mooie of…
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Why a database column named “content” cost me a day of debugging and how it is linked to aviation safety
Yesterday I spent 8 hours debugging a broken AI system.The symptom: searches for “Keytruda” (a rather unique word) returned no results, despite the database containing clear information about this medication. The cause? A database column named “content” that stored content, configured through a parameter called “Content Column Name.”My confusion caused the json content to become…
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Formidableforms: Send form data to ChatGPT via API
I have some texts that I want to send to ChatGPT for editing and translation. This is a way to do that. This post is a way for me to document what I did and maybe you find it useful if you happen to find it. The texts that I want to input are written…
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WordPress 6.4 with 2024 theme is here
Activate Because this is also my dev playground test site I just upgraded tot WordPress 6.4 and activated the 2024 theme. So, stuff like my headers and footers broke (again) and it is going to take some time before I will have fixed all of it. However, there are some very welcome new features to…
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I’m going electric! Conversion to the Pipistrel VELIS Electro at the E-Flight Academy
I finally cut the knot, I’m going to do the conversion to electric flight. The endurance is puny, the price per hour is easily beaten, the base is double the distance of my usual home base and I have plenty of other stuff to do that is more important. But… It is too cool and…
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This is What Happens When You Use ChatGPT to Study for Your ATPL Exam
Did you know you can use ChatGPT to do your homework and write a blogpost about it? I just had an interesting conversation with ChatGPT about Mass and Balance for ATPL. Let’s hear what happened in the words of the Grand Chatmaster himself.
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Case 4 – EASA ATPL General Navigation calculations between two “random” points: Find the triangle
If you want to calculate track and/or distance for an EASA General navigation exam question without using the classic great circle formulas and after all the other shortcuts have failed then you must find the triangle in the lines that connect the two coordinates.
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Case 3 for GNAV two “random” points: When A and B are on the same latitude
Part 3 in the series about Calculating tracks and distances between two not so random points On the bottom of this post you can try your luck with two ATPL questions for this case. The plot thickens. You must have arrived here because the answer to the two previous questions is “no”. Case 1: Same…
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Case 2 for GNAV two “random” points: A and B are on the anti-meridian
If case 1 is not true then try this: Question 2:Are A and B on each other’s anti-meridian? Anti-meridians are two meridians exactly 180 degrees apart that connect a great circle around the globe. Example: A: 40N 120EB: 10N 060W
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Case 1 for GNAV two “random” points: A and B are on the same meridian
So now that you know that these questions not random at all but specifically crafted for the ATPL exam-database it is time to show you the system. To start your analysis, ask yourself: Are A and B on the same meridian?