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by Eugr 7y ago
Even bigger problem with 2.4 GHz is that the frequency is oversaturated and most Zigbee channels at least partially overlap with WiFi channels. I had pretty bad interference in my home before I moved my Zigbee and 2.4G wifi channels as far
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by Eugr 7y ago
TurboTax is getting worse and worse every year. One example where it worked well before and became a complicated mess now: for some deductions you need answer a lot of questions just for it to tell you that you are not eligible because of y
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by Eugr 7y ago
Other than price, what's wrong with Model X? It is roomy, has 325 miles range and I found it pretty comfortable...
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by Eugr 7y ago
You can tap on the bubble in the search results to display information about the place and it will have a call button there. Don't remember if it still has that bubble once you start navigating. It is also supposed to give you POI info
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by Eugr 8y ago
Actually, you can. iOS 12 supports "alternate appearances" - you can find it in Face ID settings.
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by Eugr 8y ago
One advice though is to schedule the first discovery flight closer to sunset when the air is usually very calm and there is no turbulence.
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by Eugr 8y ago
As a pilot myself, I loved that feature. Too bad they discontinued it, so there is no good reason for me to fly United anymore :)
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by Eugr 8y ago
Also, touch screens are much harder to use in turbulence.
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by Eugr 8y ago
For MacBook Pro with USB-C ports (that are also Thunderbolt 3) you should look into Thunderbolt 3 docks instead. They are pricey, but do the job really well. Just look for ones that support 85W charging - not all of them do, some are limite
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by Eugr 8y ago
Not the GP, but I also have similar setup and I use CalDigit TS-3 at home and Kensington SD5200T at work - zero issues. I don't use 4K displays though, just 1080p.
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by Eugr 8y ago
Same here. Now with a single connection I get 2 external displays, USB peripherals, Gigabit Ethernet connection, external speakers AND it also provides 85W of power to charge my MBP...
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by Eugr 9y ago
That's almost 50% of gross . And depending on their tax situation it could be almost 100% of net...
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by Eugr 9y ago
Yes, I'm curious too. They are not in the list of certificated air carriers or commuter services on FAA website, not even in the applicants list.
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by Eugr 9y ago
One can buy a MS Surface or iPad Pro (or Wacom tablet for PC/laptop) and share a virtual whiteboard via webex/gotomeeting/etc. Remote work can be incredibly efficient. It is easier for new companies/teams to start as rem
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by Eugr 9y ago
The flight itself will take around 30-40 minutes depending on the plane and the winds, plus 30 minutes for pre-flight, run-up and parking at destination, plus whatever it takes to get to/from the airport.
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by Eugr 9y ago
Sort of, at least in general aviation. Some of the newer avionics have bluetooth interface. For instance, popular GTN-series nav/comm can accept flight plans from Garmin Pilot software running on iPad. Now, the iPad part is not certifi
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by Eugr 9y ago
What you are describing is called PFD (Primary Flight Display). HSI is just a bottom part of it, basically combined heading indicator + CDI/VDI + (sometimes) moving map. But anyway, unless you are on instrument approach (or at least ha
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by Eugr 9y ago
Type rating, yes, but initial training is usually done in a real airplane, at least here in the U.S.
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by Eugr 9y ago
Many states/counties have a property tax on airplanes. But compared to other costs (insurance, maintenance, fuel) it's a drop in the bucket.
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by Eugr 10y ago
Well, PHI protection (HIPAA) is actually a good thing and doesn't really prevent researchers from accessing data as long as PHI is stripped (de-identified dataset). Now getting that de-identified data is not always easy...
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by Eugr 10y ago
Consumer-grade routers that support IPv6 out of the box (in the official firmware) normally block incoming IPv6 connections from WAN side by default, so it won't really be different from NAT security-wise.
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by Eugr 10y ago
They are still pretty common in the US, especially in the older buildings.
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by Eugr 10y ago
Yes, we ended up implementing just project specific parts, not generic enough for MLLib contribution...
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by Eugr 10y ago
I agree with author that [in most cases] you don't need distributed processing for your algorithms. But sometimes you do, and when you do need it you have to understand that there is no silver bullet. Creating a distributed system is v
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by Eugr 10y ago
The title is a little bit misleading though. Maybe it's just me, but when I read "AI Chatbot" I think about a conversational bot that can chat with you. The bot described in this article is not a chatbot in that regard, it&#x
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by Eugr 11y ago
Current generation of autopilots doesn't handle traffic avoidance or make any routing decisions - they just follow pre-programmed routes at pre-programmed speed and altitude (or climb/descent profile). But even this relatively sim
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by Eugr 11y ago
... and with some use cases you just can't saturate the cluster 24/7. For instance, if you have to run ad-hoc computational jobs. Not every use case revolves around customer-facing websites or processing streaming data...
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by Eugr 11y ago
What's even better, you can use preemptible instances in GCE which are a rough equivalent to Spot instances in Amazon, but have fixed pricing (no bidding nightmare). They can live up to 24 hours, but can be shut down earlier, so your p
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by Eugr 11y ago
To be fair, GCE tops at 208 GB RAM currently, so you won't get your instance type there as well.
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by Eugr 11y ago
They forgot to mention another nice feature of GCE - custom machine types. You can choose number of vCPUs and amount of memory and also the amount of local (ephemeral in AWS speak) storage in 375GB increments. This is a huge advantage. For

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