We've done this a few times. It's kind of amazing how hard it is to do the simplest things when your local vertical is suddenly changed (while remaining attached to the boat).
Heh. Usually too busy for that. Worse is when something major breaks as a consequence of pitch poling/broaching (mast/boom/steerage/keel/hull), or somebody gets tangled up in parts that are under major wind load. That's a really bad day.
HALO Effect Originally shared by Noah Friedman This is how automation is probably going to kill us all: tell a computer to optimize for something and it will. (This observation is just a variation on the nanotech grey goo problem.)
The Service Economy I've also been there, done that, only with much less fear for my life. via Meep https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_5c0ea571e4b06484c9fd4c21?ec_carp
We've done this a few times. It's kind of amazing how hard it is to do the simplest things when your local vertical is suddenly changed (while remaining attached to the boat).
ReplyDeleteI hope they had spare underwear on board.
ReplyDeleteHeh. Usually too busy for that.
ReplyDeleteWorse is when something major breaks as a consequence of pitch poling/broaching (mast/boom/steerage/keel/hull), or somebody gets tangled up in parts that are under major wind load. That's a really bad day.