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carleverett
11y ago
> In terms of construction scores (from 1 to 10 where 10 represents a perfectly built trolley), men averaged 8.9 with instructions, 7.6 without; the women averaged 7.5 with, and 5.7 without. The women spent more time building and did a w
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carleverett
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The purpose of technology is to make things easier for people, not harder. I personally haven't had problems with this and am fine using your strategy, but I still think Facebook is smart for trying to tackle an issue that clearly a l
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11y ago
This does not fit into the "right not to be offended" issues going on today. Being exposed to pictures/videos/comments of exes getting married is not an issue that many people had to deal with 20 years ago. If the same
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carleverett
11y ago
You might want to make josu's correction above ^
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carleverett
11y ago
I don't think those that can afford to buy a house in the Bay Area are considered the general public.
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carleverett
11y ago
If you're interested in the concept of personal airplanes replacing commercial flight, I highly recommend "Free Flight" by James Fallows. There's a lot of things working against the concept. Weather constraints and spor
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11y ago
In the long term, Las Vegas is in way more trouble than California. California has several sources for its water, and even though those sources are pretty pitiful right now, there are always be the emergency fall-backs of desalination (at
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carleverett
12y ago
That was beautiful, thank you.
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carleverett
12y ago
Would you mind linking the SR-71 story? Somehow I never saw that.
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12y ago
This is not a realistic theory. Nearly all of the costs associated with making and marketing the movie have already been spent. Even if the movie was a complete dud next week, it would still be making revenue in the theaters that would be
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carleverett
12y ago
I'm having the same problem. Initially it would go to my Account Overview and just show a blank page, but after logging out and logging back in again, I'm getting the error that it can't retrieve my accounts :(
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13y ago
He's not running on those issues though, his main running points were job creation, student debt, climate change, and education. From the article: "Cole is quick to downplay his alligence to the tech industry, which is increasing
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13y ago
I had not heard of Gett before this story.
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You can now buy an airplane with Bitcoin.
(skycraftairplanes.com)
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You're welcome in advance. I don't think people making cross-country train trips are doing so for the convenience or to save money. As you can imagine, it's sort of a cool way to "see America" from the romantic per
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13y ago
As a pilot, I hope not. Ballistic parachute systems are a great safety feature, but they are not something that you ever want to have to depend on.
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I won't let you down! We are very much out of the concept phase and into production mode. Our factory is currently set up to be able to produce 50 aircraft in 2014. The waiting game right now is with Certification with the FAA, whic
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13y ago
Great question! I'll try and go over all the costs for you here: Annual Inspection: ~$400 Insurance: $17/mo. for just liability, $130/mo. for full coverage. Hangar Fees: $0-$500/mo. (varies greatly on location. Our
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It looks like they're actually talking about making it a 5 or 6 seater. There is a strong direct relationship between maximum weight of a plane and the cost/fuel consumption of the engine required to power that plane. A plane as
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That is a sick looking plane! I would fly that thing in a heartbeat. Make no mistake though, if that plane makes it to the market it will be extremely expensive and will burn a whole lot of fuel. The engine they're using, the 200 HP
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13y ago
A high performance, affordable personal airplane: http://www.skycraftairplanes.com It's extremely fuel efficient, can fly 575 miles on a tank, cruises at 118 mph, and comes standard with really nice instrumentation includi
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For all that studying you did, you still seem to be able to squeeze a lot of BS into your HN comments. As an analogy, becoming a commercial pilot requires 1500 hours of flying time and hundreds of additional hours of studying outside of thi
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This is exactly the kind of comment that needs to have sources.
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Ahh poor reading on my behalf. Valid point, although many people build side projects that fulfill a valid need that never get adapted. You usually don't have the luxury of a marketing budget or the time to promote your idea effective
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That doesn't mean it wasn't a side project. I'm not sure, but I'll bet Alan Schaaf got pretty deep into Imgur before he quit his day job for it.
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I think it's just much easier to know what was than what's going to be.
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Yeah, it's one thing to charge companies for phone calls when they were going to call you anyways, it's another thing to suggest to a company that you're interested in a bulk order, and then charge them to send you the inform
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My website was down for 4 hours last week and no one noticed :(
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13y ago
Is this a serious response?
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If you're taking advantage of the removable wings and not renting hanger space, operational costs are $12 an hour (fuel, oil, and engine maintenance included). At the 118 mph cruise speed, that's $0.10 a mile.
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