mbrameld

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   by mbrameld 11y ago

   For the amount he was willing to sell for my guess is he just hadn't been approached yet. The article made it sound like he would sell it cheaply as long as the buyer was going to actually use it and not just resell it. If those implic
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   by mbrameld 11y ago

   They can be both.
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   by mbrameld 11y ago

   Why do you begin your replies with feigned surprise?
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   by mbrameld 11y ago

   Care to actually add anything to the discussion?
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   by mbrameld 11y ago

   It's not that 90% of all developers can pass the test, it's that 90% of the developers that make it to the test part of the process can pass it. It should be a final filter to make sure they can walk the walk.
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   by mbrameld 11y ago

   My wild guess loosely based on my time spent writing software to analyze observed radar signals: I believe the parent probably opened the bag along the seams to get one flat piece of reflective (on the inside of the bag) material. I know we
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   by mbrameld 11y ago

   There's always one who doesn't read the article.
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   by mbrameld 11y ago

   I think it's saying if the two panes were sealed without a hole at ambient pressure when the plane is manufactured then the outer pane at elevation would have ~1atm of pressure pushing out on it and the middle pane would have ~1atm pus
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   by mbrameld 11y ago

   The argument that you'll always hear from police in response to your points here is that they shouldn't have to de-escalate because if the subject would simply comply nothing bad would happen.
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    You're both saying the same thing except you're saying "if the blinds are $1-$2 and you have $10" and he's saying "if you have 5bb". You're saying "if you have $10000" and he's saying &
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    Kikopup's YouTube channel has lots of good stuff about reward-based training too: https://www.youtube.com/user/kikopup
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    Is misnomer the right word in that context?
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    Out of curiosity, did you assume that they just hadn't thought of services like that and didn't run any numbers to see if what they were doing made sense?
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    What do you think about what the article says about that?
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    I'm pretty sure both the Pixhawk and Ardu Pilot Mega are capable of auto-landing a fixed-wing aircraft. Here's a demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CF_vDq2Wq4
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    As others have said, ESAs can be any animal type, but business are not legally obligated to accommodate ESAs. Only dogs (and in some limited cases miniature horses) can be service animals in the US. A service animal may be an ESA, but not a
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    Only dogs can be service animals, but there are limited exceptions for miniature horses. Business owners can ask 2 questions: "Is that dog a service animal required because of a disability?", and "What tasks has the dog been
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    I've lived in the US my whole life other than 2 years in Belgium and 1 year in Afghanistan, I have a pretty good idea what I'm talking about. The article is specifically about city streets, it even says so right in the article if
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    I don't know what country you're in but in the US something like 80% of the population lives in urban areas where playing in the street is essentially impossible.
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    Why?
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    This is great, thanks. I'm a senior dev who received very little mentoring coming up. I'm now in a position where I have several junior devs working on projects that I'm leading and I don't want to fail them the same way
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    I loved Construx when I was a kid. My brother and I would each build a vehicle, sit on the kitchen floor facing each other 10 or 15 feet apart, and ram them together. Whoever's vehicle lost the least number of parts won. We were probab
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    I would definitely pay for GoT if it was available separately. I can easily get all the music I want for free via BT, but I happily pay Spotify $10 a month and haven't pirated any music in years. I would pay $10 for an HBO-only subscri
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    Why do they exclude men in the military from their numbers?
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    Here's a pretty popular one that weighs about 500g ready to fly: http://www.getfpv.com/qav250-mini-fpv-quadcopter-rtf-carbon-...
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    It's been a synonym now for a long time.
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    Or a 12 oz soda and 4 Reese's Cups.
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    That's like comparing a Tesla to a Hot-Wheels car.
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    I'm guessing they'll be able to withstand a little water.
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    by mbrameld 12y ago

    This is a good first step. There needs to be strict punishment for officers who turn off or fail to turn on their cameras when interacting with the public, though. Also, if footage of an incident where an officer was wearing a camera doesn&