mbrameld

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by mbrameld 3y ago
I notice you didn't mention indexes...
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by mbrameld 3y ago
> whereas dashcams don't increase safety I'd like to see your source for that claim!
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by mbrameld 3y ago
> Many fish used to be much bigger than today because they survived for much longer since they had no predators. Within years, the average fish size of those caught at any popular vacation destination fall precipitously as can be observe
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by mbrameld 3y ago
> The nice thing about older cars is that such replacement is possible and relatively easy. Unless the 2013 vehicle is a Subaru Outback with factory navigation. Then it might be possible with some fabrication skills and equipment, but it
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by mbrameld 3y ago
https://dnr.alaska.gov/mlw/landsales/parcels/details/470-143... seems pretty cheap to me at about $4,200 per acre. A quick search of building lots in San Marcos, TX as an example shows prices are around
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by mbrameld 3y ago
It's easy to find lots of clickbaity stuff this author has written about software development. It's hard to find any software they've actually developed.
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by mbrameld 3y ago
How long was the provision in place before Congress decided not to extend it?
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by mbrameld 4y ago
Not sure about road biking, but at least in the mountain and gravel communities it's almost universal. There are 3 popular sealant brands that I'm aware of: Stans, Orange Seal, and Slime.
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by mbrameld 4y ago
I have to think short-term rentals are a big part of it, too. Open up AirBnB in any city and see how many units have been lost.
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by mbrameld 4y ago
I think the only way it makes sense to interpret it as them buying the building is if you believe Costco sells large residential buildings.
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by mbrameld 4y ago
I guess if you really need a knife you can pick up a utility knife at your destination for a few dollars.
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by mbrameld 4y ago
I think of building software kind of like making pottery or sculpting in general. I just get something useful working to start with, it doesn't matter what the structure is. It's a lump of clay to be refined.
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by mbrameld 4y ago
Right now YouTube has a big scammer problem. People impersonate channel owners and reply to comments on their videos with phishing links. Several creators I follow are now putting a warning at the beginning of their videos to help educate p
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by mbrameld 4y ago
> Each of those had 10-300 applications. Fully half of those resulted in no reply whatsoever Curious how you know how many people applied for each position.
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by mbrameld 4y ago
> It seems like if you writing front - end code shit is changing on a monthly basis , framework come, disappear, new hotness, cargo culting. We're taking about from 2018 until now. React was already 5 years old back then. If one was
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by mbrameld 4y ago
That probably has more to do with nexus for tax reasons than salary band advertising requirements.
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by mbrameld 4y ago
First, they say the analysis confirms the bullet "matched" Teran's handgun, not that the analysis confirmed the bullet was fired from the handgun. This analysis might have stopped after comparing the caliber. Second, https:&
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by mbrameld 4y ago
> How could we rephrase speeding laws so they make sense, instead of this black and white stupidity ? Ironic considering the lack of nuance in your first sentence. You seem to think that if the guy had wrecked his bike because he was spe
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by mbrameld 4y ago
It sounds like you're suggesting the reason these people are struggling socially in middle age is that they were overly social as younger people. Seems unlikely to me.
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by mbrameld 4y ago
That doesn't apply to helicopters, though.
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by mbrameld 4y ago
Isn't that how Spotify originally did their discover playlists? Seems like I remember they took the songs you listened to most frequently, found playlists other users have made containing that song, then looked for songs you haven&#x27
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by mbrameld 4y ago
Why would you need to see the candidate's face? To make sure they look like you?
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by mbrameld 4y ago
I think it's from the UK or somewhere else that they drive on the left. Opposing traffic is on the right.
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by mbrameld 4y ago
https://vercel.com/solutions/nextjs If you scroll down a little there's a section titled "Out-of-the-box features" that answers your question. I think the edge functions would be the hardest thing to do
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by mbrameld 4y ago
A more accurate comparison would be a man being visited by the police for possessing ham that may have been illegally imported, or was stolen, or that he was prohibited by law from possessing for one reason or another. The police were there
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by mbrameld 4y ago
I don't know if you read it or not but the article also emphasizes that this cutter cuts a tapered plug.
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by mbrameld 4y ago
If they're in the airport terminal looking at the same screen you are, can't they just watch which gate you use to board your flight? There's a big screen right by it that tells everyone who can see it where you're going
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by mbrameld 4y ago
Not a ham operator and this definitely isn't the correct answer, but if you find yourself in an emergency with a radio you don't know how to use, 121.5 mhz is monitored by almost every airliner and a lot of general aviation aircra
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by mbrameld 4y ago
> Previously, couldn't cops just claim you were interfering regardless of distance or number of warnings? They can still do that, too. Interfering is still illegal no matter what you're doing or where you are when you do it. Si
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by mbrameld 4y ago
I am able to differentiate a bald eagle from an osprey at two miles based on the shape of the wings I wonder how you judge the distances? I'm a helicopter pilot and I don't even bother looking for traffic farther than 2

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