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by halbritt 8y ago
Sure. There's a myriad of reasons why this is the case. Traffic signals and signage aren't designed for cyclists. Google a little. Further, this is a false equivalence. When a cyclist fails to be diligent, the risks are fairly
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by halbritt 8y ago
They didn't. I am very disappointed. I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords and also want to try their chocolate chip cookies.
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by halbritt 8y ago
Did they post the recipe?
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by halbritt 8y ago
First and foremost, learn how to negotiate. Read the book, "Never Split the Difference". Secondly, start looking for another job. Once you have an offer in hand that you'd be willing to accept, you'll be in a better pl
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by halbritt 8y ago
IT projects are often something that the organization has never done before. Given that fact, it seems ridiculous that anyone my presuppose how long and how much a thing will cost without actually having ever done the thing.
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by halbritt 8y ago
Eh, RT-Preempt works fine.
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by halbritt 8y ago
We may disagree as to whether they are or are not "grass roots" which is subjective in any case. Both Elastic and Redis Labs were formed relatively early on and are the primary contributors to both projects. There's not a g
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by halbritt 8y ago
Do you think a PID control would would fail to be able to accommodate those dynamic factors?
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by halbritt 8y ago
The physics involved in multi-rotor drones and fixed wing aircraft are quite different. However, there is control software that works on either. https://github.com/iNavFlight/inav/wiki The underlying differences
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by halbritt 8y ago
That's correct. The controllers use full PID loops for each axis.
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by halbritt 8y ago
AWS started offering SaaS products based on open source software without contributing anything back to the original projects. Combined with that, and wholesale cloud adoption over the last decade, revenue streams for "enterprise"
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by halbritt 8y ago
Computerized stability control systems exist, are quite prevalent, and have a thriving open source community. Check out: https://github.com/betaflight/betaflight/wiki Granted, it's for hobby scale drones, but
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by halbritt 8y ago
Agreed. I was suggesting that this was a 4a issue, but replying to he comment above that we have protections similar to the ones in their country. As I mentioned, this sounds like a case of trespassing. If it were me, I’d be pursuing char
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by halbritt 8y ago
The fourth amendment absolutely applies to hotel rooms. https://www.gsblaw.com/duff-on-hospitality-law/guest-room-pr... https://scholarship.shu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1048... From my very
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by halbritt 8y ago
The company making diesel engines was Thielert, which eventually went out of business. Most notably, they were available in the Diamond DA-42. IIRC, they consumed 7GPH each at cruise, which is roughly half the consumption of Draco at the
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by halbritt 8y ago
Go watch the build videos and you'll understand how he got it done in 5 months. The guy is definitely "special" in the sense that he's incredibly driven, very positive, and a bit scary. Apparently, he only sleeps a few
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by halbritt 8y ago
SCP, SFTP, and WebDAV are all woefully inefficient for large data transfers as a result of bandwidth delay product.* They typically use a single TCP session and transmit files serially. WebDAV does support an mput, however. S3 does a much
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by halbritt 8y ago
That is correct. It's twelve months instead of six. I was mistaken. Generally speaking an emergency fund should be 3-6 months of income. I justified the illiquid period by moving a third of my fund into it at a time. The interest &
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by halbritt 8y ago
Illiquid in the sense that it takes a few days to liquidate. One can always get back their original investment with no penalties.
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by halbritt 8y ago
Why is this getting downvoted? Current return on I-bonds is 2.52%, higher than any high-yield savings that I know of. It compounds semi-annually, tracks inflation, and there are no penalties for withdrawal. Seems perfect for an emergency
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by halbritt 8y ago
Maybe try I-bonds? Better Rates than high interest savings. The downside is that you can only invest 10k at a time and you’re illiquid for six months.
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by halbritt 8y ago
That was my take as well. I remember the diesel fuel thing, too. Dumb.
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by halbritt 8y ago
You're absolutely right. The last time I checked it was Phoenix and Ashburn. Quite a few more, now: https://cloud.oracle.com/data-regions I'm sorry that you work for Oracle.
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by halbritt 8y ago
When I was in my early 20s, I picked up a confidential clearance in a very short period of time. IIRC it only took a couple of days. The need was very well defined. I required escorted access into a missile lab to service their network eq
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by halbritt 8y ago
Are you sure that wasn't Switch in Las Vegas? They've had armed guards for over a decade. My colleagues would comment positively about this fact, "they even have armed guards" as if that's a good thing. No service
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by halbritt 8y ago
They still only have a couple of data centers. "Oracle Cloud" is vaporware.
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by halbritt 8y ago
Given my recent experiences with Google, I have to say that I'm impressed that they supplied even that much detail.
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by halbritt 8y ago
Too real.
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by halbritt 8y ago
I was precisely thinking the "throw it over the wall" anti-pattern. Now that I understand your sentiment, I concur with it.
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by halbritt 8y ago
I don't recall all the ones I've tried. They remind me of a nice Speyside. At least the sherry cask ones, do. The Solist Vinho Barrique is in toasted ex-wine casks and has a complexity that I would compare to Glendronach 15 or

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