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by YZF 2y ago
I have dived in the red sea dozens of times over decades. There are many solid dive operations. It's probably at least a notch or two above the rest of (edit: Egyptian) society since it's a bit of a bubble that works mostly with f
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by YZF 2y ago
I don't think the divers on a dive boat are considered guests of the captain. So yes the custom exists but it's very nuanced.
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by YZF 2y ago
Tons of stories I've seen on CNN or BBC or CBC about this war had Muslim (edit: or Arab) authors and were very anti-Israel in bias. Traditional media is incredibly biased against Israel which is not surprising given its general left le
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by YZF 2y ago
I'm not seeing the call to surrender in your links. I'm seeing sanctions. I think parent is asking for explicit calls that Hamas surrenders (i.e. lays down their arms and returns the hostages). Not a ceasefire, a surrender.
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by YZF 2y ago
I did consider whether I should respond - yes. I think it is substantive in a meta sort of way to point out people shouldn't jump to conclusions without having deep understanding of South Korean politics. Politics on HN always seem to
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by YZF 2y ago
I assume you're a lot more familiar than me with South Korea and the US to make sweeping statements like this one. I for one follow the news from both and realize that I don't really know enough to have strong opinions. I honestly
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by YZF 2y ago
If you're micro-stepping a stepper then you're applying different currents to the coils. You can also microstep/openloop a BLDC just like a stepper and you can run a stepper with a closed loop controller just like it's b
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by YZF 2y ago
You can also use the motor itself for feedback. It's called "sensorless bldc". With the right controller you can run a closed loop servo with no sensor.
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by YZF 2y ago
A proper optical encoders doesn't miss counts. The only time you'll lose positioning is if you lose power. Then you re-home the system to establish your zero.
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by YZF 2y ago
Technically the motor is also called "brushless servo motor". AI says: "A servo is a control system that converts a small mechanical motion into a larger one. It can also be used as a noun to describe a part of a machine that
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by YZF 2y ago
Brushless servo motors and steppers are very similar, it's just that steppers have many more poles.
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by YZF 2y ago
This assumes anyone attempted to replicate it or otherwise pursue it. I guess the question would be where are the studies that failed to replicate it. I have friends that work in the medical tech field. A device they started developing arou
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by YZF 2y ago
I'm far from an expert but looks more or less like a garden variety quad-copter. Maybe a somewhat larger one. You guys are really seeing them all over the place? That's the start of a good sci-fi movie. Let's see if we find s
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by YZF 2y ago
Drones are generally too slow and have too small of a radar footprint to engage with a fighter jet. Helicopters are a better tool. Unless they're very large drones than most missiles on the jet won't really be applicable. You can&
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by YZF 2y ago
I love Rexx and have used it extensively on IBM mainframes and PC's way back. That said it seems like the ecosystem has moved away from the the types of integrations where Rexx was strong. On IBM mainframes it was always the tight inte
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by YZF 2y ago
YTD S&P 500 has a 26.9% return and GOOG has 25.7%. Intel has been around since 1968 and Google since 1998. As you say they're also in a different business. But Intel has executed pretty well up to maybe 2007 so over about 50 years.
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by YZF 2y ago
Intel also had revenue growth until they didn't. That said Google could be doing worse. They at least have something around phones and AI. They're trying to attack some new markets. Google was structured so shareholders have no po
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by YZF 2y ago
"Jensen Huang, the 61-year-old co-founder and CEO of Nvidia" ... There's a hint in there somewhere. How do you get a CEO to believe innovation is the best thing for them and the company? Even if you get them to believe that h
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by YZF 2y ago
I would first ask myself whether this an honest mistake that anyone could make. If the answer is yes then there's really no need for any conflict. I don't think you have to get into a conflict to find out. We don't expect peo
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by YZF 2y ago
What experience do you have and what job are you looking for? You might want to reach out to your mortgage provider and see if they can help. Often they will. Where in Canada are you?
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by YZF 2y ago
Maybe it means the manager assigned work to someone junior that was beyond their capabilities? I suggest the manager has a talk with themselves along these lines: "I've noticed you've assigned Jimmy to work on improving the s
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by YZF 2y ago
I was more awed by Stonehenge than Notre Dame. There's just something mystical about it and it's also much more ancient. Notre Dame was another cool cathedral. It's famous but Europe has many. Either way sounds like an amazin
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by YZF 2y ago
It implies the persons' leverage is limited to only what they personally do. That's obviously false. A non-manager engineer can have broad scope in putting in a proper architecture, in mentoring others, in cross-team communication
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by YZF 2y ago
That's so wrong it doesn't stand the simplest smell test. Soldier: Captain they're firing on us, what should we do? Capatain: Wait till they kill one of us, we can't fire back until then. It is most certainly a war. It w
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by YZF 2y ago
I hate the term IC. Its often used in a semi-derogatory context. Ah, I was wondering what was going on with my brain since I became a manager. Seriously though, I've known some people who are managers and extremely fast/strong thi
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by YZF 2y ago
It's important to note all of those are political. It's also important to note free democracies are a minority in the world. The ICC and the ICJ didn't rule on this. I don't think either the CPJ or the MSF have voiced a
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by YZF 2y ago
I'll pick them over Qatar, China and Russia. Who is an honest, non-political, non-biased, arbiter of truth? TikTok?
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by YZF 2y ago
The funny thing is that I can't tell what side you're supporting from your statements. I agree the west has lost its morality. I disagree the average person is seeing reality with their own eyes. The average person is seeing whate
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by YZF 2y ago
Intel historically was the best at semiconductor manufacturing processes. That's what got it where it got to. I bought some Intel shares when it crashed last time but the latest events are changing my mind on the prospects of this comp
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by YZF 2y ago
There are a lot of similarities between software and organizations. But being a CEO also requires people skills. Many of us software folks have good intuition about how to make technical projects successful but the way to get there often in

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