geofftrojans

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Looking for Planet Nine, Astronomers Gaze into the Abyss(scientificamerican.com)
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by geofftrojans 9y ago
Why the difficulty in updating the regulation then? Seems like an easy fix.
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by geofftrojans 9y ago
What is the downside to doing this? Seems like a no-brainer.
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by geofftrojans 9y ago
Has anyone seen an articulate defense of this legislation? I can clearly understand the opposition, but I am having trouble figuring what is driving the introduction of the bill in the first place. I do not want to fully judge it until I un
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by geofftrojans 9y ago
Has anyone seen an articulate defense of this legislation? I can clearly understand the opposition, but I am having trouble figuring what is driving the introduction of the bill in the first place. I do not want to fully judge it until I un
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by geofftrojans 9y ago
This article is referring to Navy Corpsman. They are medics, closer to an EMT than a surgeon. After boot camp at Naval Station Great Lakes, they go to "A" School (basically, their specialty school) in San Antonio. It is my underst
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The Ultimate Guide to Filling Out Your Bracket for March Madness(medium.com)
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by geofftrojans 9y ago
Awesome, thanks! You said you are measuring gain from negotiation as one of your metrics. Will you be teaching the customers about negotiation techniques or actually negotiating on their behalf?
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by geofftrojans 9y ago
Great introduction, thanks! Are you thinking about expanding this at all? If so, how?
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This March Madness, we're using machine learning to predict upsets(sfchronicle.com)
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by geofftrojans 9y ago
https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2014/06/wh... The name soccer came from Britain, not the US. It was used to differentiate Association Football (soccer) from Rugby Football (rugby). Irel
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by geofftrojans 9y ago
Exactly. Theoretically, it is much easier to improve efficiency and reduce emissions if power generation is consolidated in one place.
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by geofftrojans 9y ago
Love the idea and I definitely see the problem and need. If you are able to answer, I have a few questions: 1) You say that you will track every data point to hold yourselves accountable. What metrics do you intend on tracking to prove the
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by geofftrojans 9y ago
It is frustrating how widely applicable this book is. Universities across the country are struggling to adequately prepare students for software engineering jobs. It is also frustrating that this book from 2012 is still applicable in 2018.
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by geofftrojans 9y ago
This is a good point. I think part of the problem is what is meant by "fun" in the workplace. Fun at a workplace should mean something like you enjoy being there, are interested and challenged by your work, and have a cohesive tea
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by geofftrojans 9y ago
How is insurance handled for airlines/planes if there is a problem with autopilot?
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by geofftrojans 9y ago
Release the Wu Tang...
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by geofftrojans 9y ago
It says that they relocated the 700+ people living there to temporary housing. I'm interested to see where they end up. Cleaning up the area is nice, and a step in the right direction, but if everyone ends up right back on the street t
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BreakLine Tech – Preparing Veterans for Careers at Top Tech Companies(breakline.org)
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by geofftrojans 9y ago
I think there is a jump in logic here. Batteries are used for power storage, fossil fuels are used for power generation. Proliferation of batteries could certainly consolidate the generation of power, but doesn't do much to change how
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Amazon is fixing Alexa creepy laughter(engadget.com)
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Understanding Site Reliability Engineering Through Movies and Books(engineering.medallia.com)
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Everest at the Bottom of the Sea(esquire.com)
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