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by Serow225 11y ago
Agreed, very soothing and hypnotic to watch!
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by Serow225 11y ago
MATLAB uses numel()
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by Serow225 11y ago
I'm a Canadian by birth and when I graduated with my M.Sc. 10 years ago, the jobs I interviewed for in Canada were offering a salary half of their Canadian equivalents, never mind the difference in exchange rate. As a new grad with edu
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by Serow225 11y ago
That is one hard-to-parse title! :)
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by Serow225 11y ago
That is one hard-to-parse title!
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by Serow225 11y ago
How bad would it be to to always run the ribbon past the homing strip each time a move is called for? In the worst case you'd have to make just over a full loop instead of a small move, but the stepper motors could probably make the fu
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by Serow225 11y ago
Take a look at anti-static tinsel, it's perfect for this type of issue: http://www.statictinsel.com/how-to-use-tinsel.html
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by Serow225 11y ago
Do you have an email address that I could use to get more information regarding one of the positions? Preferably someone able to answer technical questions about the position. Thanks in advance!
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by Serow225 11y ago
I wish there was a better alternative term for the web sense that I could promote, just to help un-hijack the word before it gets out of control. But I don't know of one that is likely to succeed. 'Responsive' makes sense to
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by Serow225 11y ago
I remember talking to someone that had an in-house flight test data warehouse with these kind of features, I think it might have been Cessna - give their FT dept a ring :)
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by Serow225 11y ago
The highest sample rates I remember seeing was 20kHz, for the pressure sensors used in turbofan inlet distortion testing.
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by Serow225 11y ago
Very clear explanation, thanks!!
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by Serow225 11y ago
Interpreting Musk's tweet about 'counter-intuitive' meaning BLEVE would make sense to me.
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by Serow225 11y ago
It's standard in military debriefings (aerospace at least), especially for flight test debriefings. The flight test pilots I've worked with, mostly former U.S. Navy test pilots, all spoke like this during their debriefings and wro
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by Serow225 11y ago
i.e. a cliff?
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by Serow225 11y ago
Same exact story here, I even whipped up a quick web page[1] to share the modifications I made to the stylesheet with other students. Amazingly it looks like the site is still up after 10+ years so kudos to the webmasters, with the files st
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by Serow225 11y ago
No worries thanks, it's been a while since I've read the details about it.
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by Serow225 11y ago
Thanks for the reply! You're right, I should have been more clear - the goal would be to autogenerate Thrift IDL at compile-time from annotations in our C++ source, to avoid having to hand write the IDL. So more in the sprit of Swift r
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by Serow225 11y ago
Since it seems like you're at FB, do you know if anyone's working on an equivalent of FB's Swift but for C++ instead of Java? If so, I'd love an email to express interest in such a thing. Thanks in advance!
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by Serow225 11y ago
Nifty. So do each of the guesses shown account for a roughly equal number of clustered clicks, or do some of them aggregate more clicks than others?
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by Serow225 11y ago
MTS.com (where I work), which makes automotive/aerospace/materials/seismic test equipment and so does a lot of embedded and GUI software engineering, has a long-standing custom of shifting to a 4-day week every year between M
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by Serow225 11y ago
Subscribed! :)
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by Serow225 11y ago
Yup, as far as I remember all the avionics hardware I saw had these types of BITs built in.
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by Serow225 11y ago
Compare them to Microsoft for equivalent-sounding positions in CA, interesting...
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by Serow225 11y ago
For search result of a company name, can you sort the results descending by # of LCA? this would put the most likely true result of top, I think. I also noticed that the sort buttons (for salary) behave backwards of what I'd intuitivel
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by Serow225 11y ago
As a car nut, this actually seems pretty reasonable; if you take that diameter and divide it by (fuel injector duty cycle at cruise rpm, times number of injectors), the resulting diameter should be pretty close to the car's injector ou
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by Serow225 11y ago
Thanks, congratulations on the RC!
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by Serow225 11y ago
C99 and C11 support plans.
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by Serow225 11y ago
OT, but I just wanted to say that I LOVE justlanded. It's one of the most useful apps on my phone.
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by Serow225 12y ago
OT, but I'm stealing that quote! Made my morning :)

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