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by mbrameld 8y ago
This is somewhat outdated information, it's gotten quite a bit better over the last year or two. Regionals are paying pretty good these days. Starting pay still isn't amazing, most are in the high 40s, but it doesn't take ver
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Vegetables contain protein.
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by mbrameld 8y ago
Which point precisely do you disagree with and how do you support that view? Simply saying somebody is wrong is easy.
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Didn't the article address that?
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The map reading should be useful for a drone pilot. The "map reading" in a PPL course is mainly focused on identifying airspace, which is critical for a drone pilot. There are apps that help, but you should be able to reference a
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by mbrameld 8y ago
This feel like the setup for a false dichotomy...
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> For those unfamiliar, pressure doubles every 10m (33ft). Does it? Or does it increase by one atmosphere every 10m?
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by mbrameld 9y ago
I would argue it from the other direction: it's unethical for a doctor NOT to recommend cannabis to a patient seeking it. Based on the evidence we have available today, incarceration causes more health problems than cannabis use.
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by mbrameld 9y ago
Could they be motivated instead by the belief that by giving the recommendation for cannabis they are reducing the overall potential for harm to the patient?
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by mbrameld 9y ago
If they could have hired for integrity this situation would have been avoided, just not in the way that the Facebook employees calling for "integrity" imagine.
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by mbrameld 9y ago
One person's issue with work is worth compromising the learning of all the other children? That's not exactly what I'd call fair.
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by mbrameld 9y ago
The problem is that something is somewhere and/or does something unexpected. The bicyclist doesn't expect the car to drive in the bike lane. The car driver turning across the sidewalk doesn't expect the bicyclist to be riding
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by mbrameld 9y ago
It sounds like you want the language to change to match your ability. I would suggest the opposite approach: improve your mastery of the language. It requires more personal responsibility but is an attainable goal that will leave you less f
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by mbrameld 9y ago
> An insurance - as said - may increase safety requirements, and each added safety requirement may (or may not) contribute to less crashes, but it's not like it will directly prevent incidents, that is what sounded "odd" t
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by mbrameld 9y ago
Helicopter pilot here. We take evasive action. In forward flight that's probably going to be a quick stop to give me time to see what the bird's doing and then flying away from the bird. If I were working on hovering maneuvers and
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by mbrameld 9y ago
The job market for newly graduated programmers is a little different than it was 10 years ago. I'm 20 years into a development career, but I'm not going to pretend that what was true about the market when I entered it was true abo
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by mbrameld 9y ago
Is a vertical row of buttons the dividing line between caring about appearance and not caring about appearance? Or can we say that as a society we decide what is acceptable to wear in public? If it's socially acceptable to wear shorts
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by mbrameld 9y ago
I think the law requires you to give it up if you can't see well enough to drive. You can get an I'd card that looks a lot like a license, but doesn't permit you to operate motor vehicles on public roads.
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by mbrameld 9y ago
I live in a US state capital city for part of the year and Google Fi only offers 2G coverage there. Otherwise I'd have a new Pixel 2 XL and pods on the way and be like AT&T who?
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by mbrameld 9y ago
It doesn't matter that they're not musically in the same key. It's their physical position on the fretboard that is being compared to the physical position of the white keys on the piano
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They are very likely to note perceived threats to an officer's safety, as that helps them both avoid injuring an officer and helps cover their ass if they decide to kill something innocent. They are NOT likely to note things like you m
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by mbrameld 9y ago
If a wealthy person earns their wealth, then they have benefitted from their contribution to society. If they are allowed to lock that wealth up multigenerationally, then they are incentivized to change the system to make it harder for othe
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by mbrameld 9y ago
I think a consultant in this context means a programmer with valuable experience in a particular domain. In Patrick's case it's sales funnel optimization. I do a lot of fisheries data work. The work done is usually based around a
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by mbrameld 9y ago
SI joint. The clock's going to tick over to 40 next year and most of the last 20 was spent in a chair in front of a computer. Now I spend around an hour every day stretching and doing exercises to try to reverse some of the damage.
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by mbrameld 9y ago
Well, ideally nothing is parked in the street. Otherwise its usefulness as a street is severely diminished.
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by mbrameld 9y ago
I guess. My partner is currently starting a mushroom farm. She hopes one day it will be big enough to make use of a very large facility. Right now it isn't, though. Do you find the same humor in her real estate broker guiding her towar
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by mbrameld 9y ago
> Why? Occam's razor? If the majority of large, coordinated attacks and malware come from those countries it seems reasonable to suspect them initially, doesn't it? He said they were "guesses". He straight up told you
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by mbrameld 9y ago
US federal government is looking for a few: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/478727900
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by mbrameld 9y ago
Is that true even with a power of attorney?
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by mbrameld 9y ago
The person you're replying to was relating their experiences at hosting companies that are smaller than OVH. How does that imply that OVH is a smaller hosting company?

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