aaroneous

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by aaroneous 14y ago
Have you seen CodeIntel? https://github.com/Kronuz/SublimeCodeIntel
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by aaroneous 14y ago
/etc/hosts can't do wildcards
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by aaroneous 14y ago
I wish one of the localhost-to-web projects like showoff.io or localtunnel would allow wildcard hostnames like this.
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by aaroneous 14y ago
http://verticalpower.com/vp-400/ In an emergency it'll automatically calculate the best airport to land at (factoring in rwy length, winds, terrain & distance), fly the approach and land the plane - all at the press of a button. The s
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by aaroneous 15y ago
FBO's are more fun anyway ;)
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by aaroneous 15y ago
It's unlikely to be a jet for such short distances. From their website it looks like the Pilatus PC-12 (single engine turboprop). Those burn around 65 gallons per hour @ ~$5.50/gal for Jet-A and cruise at somewhere north of 300mph.
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Jellyfish love blooms, Jellyfish Art booms(sfgate.com)
14 points by aaroneous 15y ago|1 comments
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by aaroneous 15y ago
Just CSS3 3D transforms on plain 'ole DOM objects connected by CSS3 animations.
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HN meetup at sxsw?
4 points by aaroneous 15y ago|2 comments
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by aaroneous 15y ago
Actually, many prop planes can control the pitch of their blades as well :)
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by aaroneous 15y ago
Gulfstream, obviously.
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by aaroneous 15y ago
Looks nice, although there's nothing compelling enough to switch from my current (Billings). If you're looking for feedback, you should allow invoices to be emailed from within the app. This workflow would drive me mad: download pdf ->
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by aaroneous 16y ago
And what happens when you spill your coffee on paper maps? No system is perfect. (not that an iPad is immune to the cup of joe either)
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by aaroneous 16y ago
This wasn't a blanket approval for pilots to throw out all dead trees. The FAA actually only gave approval to one charter company (Executive Jet Management) to use the iPad in conjunction with their extensive operations manual. Right now al
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by aaroneous 16y ago
I wasn't expecting much interest in it, but I'd be happy to clean it and package it up if you guys want to play.
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by aaroneous 16y ago
Is that better?
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60% of AOL's Profits Come From Misinformed Customers(tech.slashdot.org)
3 points by aaroneous 16y ago|0 comments
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by aaroneous 16y ago
Clicky: http://ridesurfboard.com
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Show HN: Surfboard - A flippable way to experience the web in HTML5/CSS3
18 points by aaroneous 16y ago|3 comments
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by aaroneous 16y ago
There's a requisite level of precision that I think programmers can feel comfortable with. There are also few things that are more refreshing after you've been sitting in front of a computer all day than flying to the coast, popping open th
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by aaroneous 16y ago
Try a discovery flight. It's a cheap, no-commitment way to see what flying small planes is like. After you're back on the ground you'll probably find yourself bumping up the priority of flying lessons on your todo.
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Talkita Lets You Chat with Users Browsing the Same Sites as You(lifehacker.com)
26 points by aaroneous 16y ago|15 comments
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by aaroneous 16y ago
The envelope that ballistic parachutes provide a life-saving emergency resolution vs a well executed power-off glide is pretty narrow. The studies show that far too often it is abused by providing a false sense of security, encouraging pilo
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by aaroneous 16y ago
X-Plane uses blade element theory - essentially it breaks various flying surfaces of an aircraft apart and calculates the forces on each one of those parts to simulate how it could react. Not perfect, but better than the MSFS approach.
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by aaroneous 16y ago
If the pilot of a small airplane experiences a medical emergency that leaves him incapacitated, this sort of device could mean the difference between life and death for anyone else onboard the plane (assuming their not pilots as well).
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by aaroneous 16y ago
If your company resides in California and you register your corp in Delaware you'll still need to pay CA's minimum franchise fee of $800/yr in addition to whatever fees DE assesses.
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by aaroneous 16y ago
For those that are interested, the JS behind it: https://gist.github.com/705761
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by aaroneous 16y ago
Two interesting excerpts from the Backscatter X-ray wikipedia page: The national radiation safety standard (see below) sets a dose per screening limit for the general-use category. To meet the requirements of the general-use category a full
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by aaroneous 16y ago
Thefunded.com
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by aaroneous 16y ago
If you're talking about Pier 39 in SF, then Yelp's suggestion to walk a mile away was probably pretty good.

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