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by drharby 9y ago
I'm curious - could a swarm of uavs with giant receptacles be able to reduce ash presence in the atmosphere.
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by drharby 9y ago
W E W L A W D
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by drharby 9y ago
Reminds me of the 'mind shaft gap' in Dr. Strangelove
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by drharby 9y ago
I detest the phrase 'brogrammer' so damn much.
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by drharby 9y ago
>thats what frontend js is for. My sides have gone in orbit
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by drharby 9y ago
That presents an interesting problem for job seekers to solve. Can't do gov. Regulations effectively. I'd imagine a more thorough version of glassdoor would help job seekers identify when they are being gicen harder than normal qu
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by drharby 9y ago
Am i on hn or reddit?
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by drharby 9y ago
"buuuuuurn" -Klaus
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by drharby 9y ago
That's certainly one perspective. As a mil. Brat to an enlisted infantryman and former AF cgo, i got to see the policy design and implementation at scale. Many were very much dedicated to the mission, but many were also dedicated to gr
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by drharby 9y ago
It takes a warrior breed willing to make the sacrifice. I doubt a single one isn't aware of the implications of joining
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by drharby 9y ago
That's a major assumption. Another major assumption overlooked is that those capable of admission don't want to attend these schools. Low hanging fruit would be diehard applicants to MIT, Caltech, or the Service Academies
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by drharby 9y ago
I want to write a letter to my alma meter now :l
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by drharby 9y ago
But google told me that my language choice won't impact their hiring decision :(
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by drharby 9y ago
Your elevator pitch told me nothing about your product or the problem it solves and is accompanied by a 1T personal growth potential. I feel that may need to be rectified
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by drharby 9y ago
It is Inevititoble
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by drharby 9y ago
Did development engineering in the air force. Worked with xbox360 drivers as a PoC for bomb defusal bots. The troops loved the ergonomics, and the product was cheap. iirc i think irobot does use these for our bomb bots
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by drharby 9y ago
That was kind of my point. Funds like medallion exist and succeed pretty consistently, but they are the tail. Certainly others go above and below at various points in time
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by drharby 9y ago
Eye catching headline, but the set of hedgefunds is diverse with a large range of performance. I imagine the upper tails do pretty well
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by drharby 9y ago
One could argue that blog posts wouldn't be needed since the books written on the material are generally accepted as mature coverage of the subject
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by drharby 9y ago
No, technically, tho depending on service and specialty, can be a reason for not getting to lt.col. Just need to not be a dumbass for a majors board
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by drharby 9y ago
I didnt know fabien was working on this, yet alone writing a book! I def. Need to picl this one up...in like 3 months...after my projects.
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by drharby 9y ago
That cartoon made my day.
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by drharby 9y ago
>I know this! Velociraptors are always the real enemy
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by drharby 10y ago
> Based on the record before it, the Commission believes that the significant markets for bitcoin are unregulated. I'm not sure I entirely understand if they mean that Bitcoin itself must be regulated or just that the SEC needs to s
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by drharby 10y ago
DOH!
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by drharby 10y ago
Strongly concur. Ask any military officer who is a ring knocker; telling a 100% truthful narrative in such a manner as to provide a false narrative is still grounds for breaking the spirit of the honor code, and thus grounds for disenrollme
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by drharby 10y ago
Ah the mighty katana. Crosswinds can be a bitch, but eh not much different for a piper I suppose
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by drharby 10y ago
>it's one or the other and not a complex situation with many interconnected nuances
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by drharby 10y ago
after x-amount of years, it's not so much skill-sets that are valuable, but personal qualities, imo.
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by drharby 10y ago
I used to have my silly micro-blog posts reviewed by a respected peer, but it kind of defeated the purpose of cracking me out of my shell. Sometimes diving into the deep end works for the better.

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