mbrameld

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by mbrameld 6y ago
Your company appears in LinkedIn search results but nobody lists it as an employer, either current or past. That tells me you probably don't hire many people, and therefore probably aren't very good at it.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
I break 7 * 8 down into 7 * 2 * 2 * 2, which is much easier to do in my head.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
I do it by getting to 10 first: 7 + 3 is 10, 6 - the 3 I just added to the 7 is 3, and 10 + that 3 is 13.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
Answering these two questions will help you uncover the errors in your thought process: 1. Are masks suggested to protect the wearer from contracting the virus or to prevent the wearer from spreading the virus? 2. Are vaccinated individuals
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by mbrameld 6y ago
It sounds like you simply don't have experience interviewing engineers, especially since you don't cite any such experience to back up your beliefs. I interviewed exactly 151 engineers over the last year for a mix of entry-level a
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by mbrameld 6y ago
I remember seeing video screens above the urinals in a parking garage in Maastricht, Netherlands some time between 2004 and 2006. They primarily showed ads, but also had a camera pointed at you, so you'd be watching an ad and then it w
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by mbrameld 6y ago
All over the place, changing his position as he learns more, tomayto, tomato right?
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by mbrameld 6y ago
But the lake wasn't taken away from anyone, it's still safe to swim and boat in today. No, it's not like Gell-Mann amnesia at all. It really feels like you're pushing a particular narrative, facts be damned.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
You're spreading misinformation, either intentional or not. The reservoir that the Clinton Power Station uses for cooling was created explicitly to cool the plant, the recreational opportunities it brought were just a bonus. I can&#x27
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by mbrameld 6y ago
That's a non-sequitur. The person I was replying to said you always have to plan at least one airport with a non-GPS approach.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
I don't remember saying you didn't... Of course you still have to check RAIM availability, but you don't have to plan an alternate with a different approach type.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
Can you think of a way that talking to the police might be different from posting on HN when it comes to self-incrimination? If you truly can't just let me know and I'll give you a hand, but you should try the exercise yourself fi
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by mbrameld 6y ago
It's not required to plan an alternate that has a non-GPS approach if you have a WAAS-enabled GPS receiver, which is almost all of them these days. You can file a primary and alternate with only RNAV approaches.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
A podcast I listen to just did an episode about this, specifically GrubHub. It's an automated system that analyzes the call, and it seemed to charge for any call over 45 seconds where food was discussed. As far as the amount goes, they
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by mbrameld 6y ago
That's a little disingenuous. They don't HAVE to pay for those calls, but if Yelp's system decides an order took place then they get charged for the call. Based on some experimenting done recently by a podcast I listen to (ca
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by mbrameld 6y ago
In the post you're replying to, most is an adverb modifying terrifying meaning "to a very great degree". It isn't saying they're THE most terrifying. It's another way of saying they're very terrifying.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
Why not follow your own advice?
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by mbrameld 6y ago
The comment was accurate, but the parenthetical came off as arrogant and condescending so that's how I responded. Nothing posted here is necessary. Doesn't change the fact that nobody actually involved with helicopters calls them
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by mbrameld 6y ago
Nobody actually involved with helicopters calls them wings. They're called rotor blades. Similarly, nobody actually involved with helicopters calls them copters.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
1) is a measure of a candidate's ability to handle incomplete or unclear requirements, which are a fact of life for the vast majority of working developers. 2) you're conflating "engaged" and "entertained". If
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by mbrameld 6y ago
No, I had no proper flying experience. I used GI Bill benefits to cover the cost.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
Both, tbh.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
I got my helicopter CFI and CFII and started teaching in May of this year. I also interview for Karat so I'm not completely out of software but I'm not writing code or managing people anymore. I left because whether or not I was w
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by mbrameld 6y ago
Um, a ship is surface-based so that wasn't a space to space asset.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
Taco Bill is pretty popular in Australia.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
That's what he did. You should watch the video, it's pretty entertaining!
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by mbrameld 6y ago
I worked at a large financial institution in the US and here's how it worked there: They made heavy use of remote Indian contractors. When they needed to fill an on-site position, they wrote the job ad to require experience working on
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by mbrameld 6y ago
A Facebook group is the primary source for advertising rental properties in Juneau, AK. Just a normal group, not the marketplace.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
Only in the same way that women can't have beards.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
I imagine the wiring to the meters is designed to carry the current necessary to run an electric parking meter and wouldn't hold up to the current required to charge an EV.

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