dan_quixote

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   by dan_quixote 10y ago

   "Linux is more or less a wild garden of different solutions" Exactly my experience. I use Windows at work (lots of .Net) and Linux on side projects (Python mostly). When I get into a bind on Windows, the solution is typically a Go
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   by dan_quixote 10y ago

   Definitely. The code here assumes that the vehicle's vector is perpendicular to the optical axis. If you had enough information to calculate the vector it would just be a little extra trig to measure the relative speed minus the offs
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   by dan_quixote 10y ago

   No, sorry. I started down that path, got frustrated, and eventually just did it myself.
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   by dan_quixote 10y ago

   The best guide I've managed to find was by Simpson Strongtie. They manufacture loads of structural bracketry used in building construction and seismic retofits. As far as I could tell, the most important components are to make sure yo
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   by dan_quixote 10y ago

   It's actually common for retired pilots to teach risk mitigation classes for doctors and nurses. Something as simple as a small checklist can make a huge difference.
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   by dan_quixote 10y ago

   Single data point on custom router build reliability: I've been using IPFire/pfSense on a little passively cooled Celeron box for a couple years. It reliably hits the theoretical gigabit limit ~800Mb/s and has never once fai
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   2001 Clear Channel memorandum (post 9/11)(en.wikipedia.org)

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