ingalls

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by ingalls 4y ago
The next couple years will give us more concrete numbers, but based on my personal experience, I doubt this will change call volume significantly. We're mostly seeing dramatically increased call volume due to more people being involved
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by ingalls 4y ago
I'm also a HAM and work Search and Rescue, I would also never use this as my primary emergency device unless I had someone I knew actively monitoring the frequency. Buy something like a Garmin InReach Mini (~$15 a month subscription fr
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by ingalls 4y ago
First off, super glad to hear your friends are out of the field safe. Want to address one point however: "The SOS button is very expensive. Extremely expensive" In my experience on multiple SAR teams (Search and Rescue), this is a
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by ingalls 5y ago
Generally Docker. We install all required node deps during our docker build to ensure that running the platform does not require npm.
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by ingalls 5y ago
You would notice as soon as you turned on your car. It would sound like a roaring sound from under your car and would get worse any time you give the engine more fuel. You can drive a car without a catalytic converter but it is almost unive
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by ingalls 5y ago
Definitely not just you
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by ingalls 5y ago
If you want a more-than-surface-deep (but not academic deep) article on what makes HIV fascinating - https://www.avert.org/professionals/hiv-science/overview is a good quick read
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by ingalls 6y ago
Spend a ton of hours getting google certificates as part of a program that will be cut within the next year or two with little notice or empathy towards folks that have put time into it.
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by ingalls 6y ago
That's a good question! The new V4 platform https://batch.openaddresses.io/data outputs data as line delimited GeoJSONs, but haven't gotten time to test throughput in any common tools other than jq
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by ingalls 7y ago
It depends on where in the silence zone you are (I live in the NRSZ). There are increasingly strict zones the closer you get to the Observatory. Unless you were flying your drone close to the observatory itself, it's never been a probl