ben7799

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by ben7799 6y ago
The King of all Hats!
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by ben7799 6y ago
It's incredibly unfair for the the administration to target international students like this. However Harvard and MIT aren't all about caring about their international students here. They are also thinking heavily about the mone
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by ben7799 6y ago
Bingo.. having used Canon service quite a few times they are just fantastic at that part. The brand wars are mostly an amateur thing.. once you decide on a brand if you're really serious and especially if you're running a business
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by ben7799 6y ago
Pros love Canon cause their service stomps all over everyone else, the equipment is just the cherry on top. They're more like a partner in someone's business than just a retailer. Seriously.. their service is so fantastic & e
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by ben7799 6y ago
That's a very silly anecdote when so many people in the past 2 years had the keyboards on their $2000+ Macbook Pros break within a year. And it's an HP, we all know they are terrible.
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by ben7799 6y ago
Actually reading your document the long spikes at the end of the wingtips are not mentioned as the Pitot tubes.. that document says the pitot tube is mounted on the right wing 1/4 of the distance in from the tip.
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by ben7799 6y ago
It does seem they are.. the obvious reason for having one on both wings would be redundancy, pitot tubes are not that reliable.. You need to check & inspect & cover/uncover them in preflight/postflight cause bugs & dir
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by ben7799 6y ago
Who knows what the regulations are for a Soviet warplane brought into the US but for most planes the owners are not able to just machine new parts unless the plane is under an experimental certification. A lot of home built planes are und
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by ben7799 6y ago
The large ones on the ends of the wings seem way too long to be pitot tubes.
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by ben7799 6y ago
I've been doing online guitar lessons since Covid-19 started and all these algorithms just suck hard for that. Even in a 1:1 call. Two repeated notes and the noise cancellation just immediately shuts you down... we've been using
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by ben7799 6y ago
I went and looked at your work and I don't think you're necessarily selling the need for people to use "Pro" gear very well. I'm not trying to be harsh here cause you're just doing the same thing as so many p
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by ben7799 6y ago
It's very trainable.. huge amounts of art classes deal with composition. Anything you work on in drawing & painting carries over to photography near 100% as well. And there are plenty of famous photographers who have been great mus
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by ben7799 6y ago
I've been struggling with this. I've long been into photography and have a crap ton of gear that I've mostly been bored of. Canon 5D3, 5-6 lenses, 5-6 flashes, umbrellas and studio gear, you name it. The two cameras I get th
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by ben7799 6y ago
I've always been more of a desktop user myself. My first computer I bought with my own money was a Windows laptop in 1995 when I went to college. Mac really wasn't an option then, Classic Mac OS was terrible for a CS student, d
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by ben7799 6y ago
Interesting to see some of the comments from people who are so buried in the bubble that they can't see how bad these companies often are. I feel like this insanity started in SV and has grown out to the other tech hubs over the past 1
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by ben7799 6y ago
Bingo.. I wrote the original post, I went to RPI. Dr. Jackson started the spring of my senior year.
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by ben7799 6y ago
This is such a great idea for a VR game, minus the time issues and the whole thing with some of the crew members having nothing to do lots of the time. It has no issues with needing to walk around, but still has a bunch of different types o
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by ben7799 6y ago
This is just the straw that is popping the college bubble. My Alma mater has 15 administrators who make 2-3x more than the President did when I graduated. The President makes $5 million+. The VP/Dean of HR makes > $1 million. Ad
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by ben7799 6y ago
Cool article. Pretty straightforward but very cool to see the interactive examples. Interestingly I found the simple "clipped" and "clipped/boosted" functions by far the most pleasing. I doubt it's a coincide
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by ben7799 6y ago
This is cause the cars are actually cleaner here... Europe is getting over its experiment with Diesel after the whole VW-gate thing, for years they were driving diesels that were polluting more than gas/petrol cars in the US were allow
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by ben7799 6y ago
For sure, the physics once she starts rock climbing are horrific and super uncanny. Forearms need to be parallel to the gravity vector almost all the time. Arms need to be kept straight almost all the time. The only exceptions for these
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by ben7799 6y ago
It mostly looks amazing but also very uncanny valley. The development process improvements sound most promising. I was amazed until the the character started climbing the rocks. Seems like no one at Epic has ever climbed a rock in their lif
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by ben7799 6y ago
Right..the Spice modeled version has a much better chance of catching the oddball behavior of guitar effects across the wide span of possible inputs.
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by ben7799 6y ago
The knobs actually don't behave linearly on a tube screamer. Even the "tone" knob (EQ) doesn't behave at all linearly like you might expect out of consumer audio gear. Tube Screamers have an S-curve potentiometer in u
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by ben7799 6y ago
I play guitar and own a tube amp & a tube screamer. All of this sounds horrible.. it doesn't even sound like his input is an actual guitar, it sounds like he's using a synth guitar sound or something. There's no dynamic
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by ben7799 6y ago
Vi is the ultimate example of software that is "easy to use" as opposed to "easy to learn", it is great that we still have Vi and so many other unix tools that use the same philosophy. One of the biggest things that has
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by ben7799 7y ago
One of my takeaways from his article is it sounds like he never actually tests his mortally ill patients to see if they have influenza. Sounds like he is misleading everyone as bad as the CDC. I had a bad "flu-like" illness in Feb
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by ben7799 7y ago
This might be OK for consumers and it might be OK for the small business home/lone-wolf developers targeting B2C and small business but it seems like it will be the death knell of Macs/Macbooks being used for a lot of big commeric
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by ben7799 7y ago
This culture of the top hard sciences students cheating & not caring about the required humanities classes happens in the US too, at least at top universities/colleges that are heavily focused on match/science. It was definite
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by ben7799 7y ago
Inverting a binary tree is actually something that weak candidates seem to find a way to cheat on though. Same thing with Fizzbuzz, so it was an artificial example in my post. The best thing for us seems to be relatively simple coding quest

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