Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave discuss Alaska Airline’s flight 1282. #AlaskaAirlines
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if Stocks.hasShortWith(Boeing.Stock):
raise BoeingAlreadyShorted
if Boeing.Max10.hasSoldTo(AlaskaAirlines) or Boeing.Max10.hasSoldTo(UnitedAirlines):
Stocks.shortWith(Boeing.Stock)
ChatGPT, what does the [above] code snippet do? 🤔😏
The provided code snippet appears to be a simplified representation of a programming logic related to stocks and short selling. Let's break it down:
if Stocks.hasShortWith(Boeing.Stock):
This line checks if there is already a short position associated with the stock of Boeing. It calls the hasShortWith() function/method on the Stocks object (presumably representing a collection or system of stocks) and passes Boeing.Stock as an argument. If this condition evaluates to true, it means that Boeing stock has already been shorted.
If the condition is true, the code proceeds to the next line:
raise BoeingAlreadyShorted
The raise statement raises an exception named BoeingAlreadyShorted. Exceptions are a way to handle and indicate errors or exceptional conditions in programming. In this case, it suggests that attempting to short Boeing stock again when it is already shorted is considered an error.
if Boeing.Max10.hasSoldTo(AlaskaAirlines) or Boeing.Max10.hasSoldTo(UnitedAirlines):
This line checks if the Boeing.Max10 airplane has been sold to either Alaska Airlines or United Airlines. It calls the hasSoldTo() function/method on the Boeing.Max10 object and checks if it returns True for either airline.
If this condition evaluates to true, it means that the specific variant of Boeing airplane has been sold to either Alaska Airlines or United Airlines.
If the condition is true, the code proceeds to the next line:
Stocks.shortWith(Boeing.Stock)
The Stocks.shortWith() function/method is invoked, presumably to initiate a short position on the Boeing stock. It passes Boeing.Stock as an argument, indicating that the short position is being established for Boeing stock.
To summarize, the code snippet checks if Boeing stock has already been shorted and raises an exception if that is the case. It then checks if a specific variant of Boeing airplane has been sold to either Alaska Airlines or United Airlines. If so, it initiates a short position on the Boeing stock.
"Uhhhh, ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. If you look to your left, you will find a newly formed aperture. We're pleased to announce that you can now see that we have clear skies tonight. Now sit back and thank you for flying Alaska. Out."
Robbie is dumb. Can we replace him please?
They didn’t know the warnings had anything to do with the plug door, which is not something inspected in ordinary maintenance.
It is a big deal but it does not need new regulations. Just follow the existing ones… (Perhaps revisit some old ones.) Robbie was a bit sloppy there.
I work in this business. We trap the errors, fix them, and move on. This will be fine. Glad nobody got hurt.
4:35 this whole part had me in stitches
At the end, "I said what I said." well, he sure did!
I ordered one on 12/2020.
I'm really enjoying your videos specially the road trip.
I think the Cyber truck is going to be a bullet magnet in the inner city where i wok 😵💫
The exchange at 4:30 is a perfect example of why libertarians are morons and Briana completely dismantles Robby’s stupidity
Never forget that this was Boeing's first "diversity plane". When you believe identity is more important than excellence, you will always get a mediocre product.
This company is run by financiers and lobbyists, not engineers. They spun off their own manufacturing into a separate company FFS.
Robbie's point, that all you dummies in the comments missed, is that this was an outlier incident and there were no casualties. Meanwhile, statistically air travel is more safe than ever. Ya'll be like: look it was warm one day in winter, climate change will destroy us, quick someone impose harsher environmental regulation.
Thanks Gabriela Schulte.
Republican company yo no wonder it's so unsafe yo
im not flying on any Boeing 737
I started typing “Does Boeing” into google and the first two recommended searches were:
“Does Boeing drug test“
“Does Boeing hire felons”
You can tell a lot of great people are interested in working there.
What 🤣😂 not less safe 😂
Robbie is wrong yet Brianna is utterly repulsive in how she acts
When Robby says air travel is statistically as safe as it has always been, what's the metric he's going by?
If you only count how many planes have crashed, it's misleading because the safety could be much lower without planes actually crashing more regularly.
Wonder how long a lolbert airline would last, probably a week.
How about the Boeing crash that killed Ralph Nader's niece back in 2020? I'm not sure why Robbie just decides to play devils advocate
I tend to lean more libertarian and don’t like overregulation but I have to agree with Bri here. I cannot believe I write that
Lest we forget Obama pressured Congress to award Boeing that huge contract in exchange for Boeing relocating its headquarters to Chicago. Boeing has delivered poor quality aircraft since.
Robbie is a tosser!
Brie argues "not enough money is going to improve planes" thus she is arguing for more subsidies with the argument that more money can solve anything. Like we do with wars.
Robby did not day don't worry about it. He said safety has not been degrading because that's what Brie was saying due to stock by backs.
“Apparently he was sick on lug nut day!” – Ron White
short neck; high forehead, jaw, finger ratio. I C U.
Young Lady. You are on Fire!!!