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You can read the whole document, not just this section here: https://www.cia.gov/static/5c875f3ec660e092cf893f60b4a288df/... My read on the section on management has always been that here we moved from theoreticia
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Here's a scoring guide to "how good" a statement is, along with examples. https://ofew.berkeley.edu/recruitment/contributions-diversit...
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Here's a scoring guide from a US university for DEI statements. To me it's much more informative to go to primary sources for what is selected for, rather than only reading about them second hand. https://ofew.berkeley.
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Gun cameras on B-17's might have been a late war thing? Here's a photo of some B-17 crew members with new gun cameras in 1945: https://www.superstock.com/asset/crew-members-rd-bomb-group-... The B-29's a
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Here's a list of models and years, straight from the manufacturer. Note that most (but not all) were not deliberate attempts to pass off known unsafe problems, but were rather a culture of doing things like running a test of the driver
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This article is very true. But most of the article is taken up with the dangers of trying to get in an inner circle. It's easy to miss thinking about the equally true last paragraphs. > The quest of the Inner Ring will break your he
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It's fun to compare the story of the cook with the renaissance concept of Sprezzatura - the art of doing hard things, while making it look effortless, so as to attract the attention of the ruler.
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I've gotten several Google Fiber t-shirts from a local thrift store, and I can confirm - great shirts! I think they are NextLevel.
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Like the author, my favorite t-shirt of all time is an early 2010's American Apparel blend shirt, (though mine is a Stripe CTF3 winner shirt.) However, American Apparel changed something mid decade, and I've never been able to get
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This was a repositioning flight of a smaller airline, and so everyone on board the airliner was in the industry / worked for the airline. Not a normal flight of passengers.
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These lights date from the 60's, and were, and continue to be, the cheapest and most reliable possible way to throw boatloads of light at something. They are also flexible in that you can load them up with very narrow bulbs, as used he
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These are almost always run full power, and if you want less light, you just flip some of the bulbs off. (You can actually see two bulbs off in the far middle fixture in the photo) An yes, they are probably going for an orange glow inside.
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Just to add some color on this from a lighting point of view. The film lights used look like Maxibrutes[1], which are 12,000 watts of old school, non-LED power per fixture. Looks like they used six lights, so 72,000 watts. Now in a past lif
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Yes, the RBA seems an incredibly bad long term investment strategy. You are essentially switching to your retirement strategy being loaning your money to IBM at the lowest possible interest rate, vs investing with and growing with the Ameri
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Thanks for sharing. It's valuable to hear from so close to the situation. I'm interested in seeing how the open bargaining turns out - my understanding had been that closed bargaining evolved to solve problems with open bargaining
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You basically got Stripe level documentation (high praise) of an API endpoint that would let you get open trade offers, and place trade offers. There was a minimal UI that you could manually operate the system with. Actually understanding w
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Hey! I found a gist with my level solutions for all the levels! Some elegant code, if I do say so myself. https://gist.github.com/DanielVF/d43e079050d1cf3c05d6
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Starfighter was a blast to play, and taught me a lot about the back end of stock trading. I did a lot of silly things after winning the initial play through. - Solving the final challenge using a basysian spam filter on trade directions tri
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URL to an example of what you use?
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UWB is exactly what you are looking for, and support for it is built into Apple phones. It's designed to measure distance and approximate direction. Range of about 40 meters and an accuracy of 10cm. Standard off the shelf chips. This i
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Here's the timeline: - Bridge collapsed in a neighborhood in 2013 - Bridge was owned by the neighborhood, not the government. - There was some kind of heavy barrier blocking the bridge, but it was washed away at some point in the past.
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Not after taxes! Most first world governments "fine" you quite a lot of money if you work on risky things. For example, if you earn $100,000 for ten years, vs $1,000,000 on one of those random years, after taxes you would have $72
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Yeah, don't worry about the above complaint. The writing is just fine.
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No spoilers here please - best watched yourself for maximum effect.
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Have you considered working off a commercial ARM microcontroller, say ARM M3, from STM, NXP, or Infineon? It's orders faster than a Z80, the documentation is world class, you can control every bit code that it runes, and there's a
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Actually, only a small percentage of Puerto Rico's pay US federal income tax. Income earned on the island is essentially exempt unless it's from working for the US government. Here's an IRS note on the topic: https:/&#x
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I've worked in manufacturing, been adjacent to manufacturing for most of my life, and written software for custom factory floor machines. That Beta wrench factory wouldn't be hard for someone in the industry to stand up. It's
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Reminds me of in pre/early revolutionary France, the common/poor fought so hard against allowing for free trade and free pricing on bread, in favor of the existing price controls that had them massively overpaying most of the time
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Your overall goal is to improve your ability to do some larger task. Larger tasks tend to be able to be broken down into smaller tasks. Improving your ability on smaller task tends to make you better at the larger task. So what you do is fi
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Here's an alternative explanation, which I know is true for at least one nationwide property ownership/investment company. The company has three core activities: 1. Raising money from investors 2. Buying properties when the price
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