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by monknomo 11y ago
Backlash free motors are motors where the output shaft begins moving as soon as the motor starts moving. In particular, when the motor reverses direction there is no "slack" to pick up before the output shaft starts to move. The
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by monknomo 11y ago
It is absolutely reasonable to be skeptical of every package. You probably shouldn't be on the bleeding edge of packages and likely ought to have locally stored packages. You of course need to audit and improve your local store, but y
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by monknomo 11y ago
You know, about 90% of software development is CRUD. You can make a lot of money in CRUD. It may be true that it's not the cutting edge, but it is the thing that most people actually interact with when using a program, so it's p
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by monknomo 11y ago
I had an issue with the hard lip - it would make my butt go numb after about half a day. I switched to an Embody, and after spending the time to get it dialed in, I can sit in it all day with no complaints. As long as I remember to not kic
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by monknomo 11y ago
I'm working on PyWE, which is a set of batch scripts that help install and switch between multiple pythons, as well as manage virtual environments. It's inspired by pyenv, but it works in Windows. It's awesome because it&#x
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by monknomo 11y ago
It's nice for layovers and delays. It's also nice if you've just gotten off the plane and it's a long enough flight that you want to freshen up in a nicer, less crowded bathroom and then have a complimentary soda and ch
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by monknomo 11y ago
*kind not card. typing on the phone ftw
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by monknomo 11y ago
What kind of project documentation? The kind developers working in the project use, or the kind developers using the product use or the kind users use? I feel like the different card suggest different approaches
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by monknomo 11y ago
I don't know what the history is, I'm sure it's complicated. You've got hospital ambulances, private ambulances, city fire departments, county fire departments, volunteer fire departments and federal fire fighting organi
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by monknomo 11y ago
I'd be interested in hearing what other people think of as Yahoo's great products. I personally like Tumblr, but I'm having a hard time thinking of another Yahoo thing I like/use
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by monknomo 11y ago
I suspect a 'better' way of handling the landlord issue is for the government to be the 'landlord of last resort' but I'm pretty sure that would be a hard sell. Still, it would remove the profit motive. As to the f
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by monknomo 11y ago
The fire departments in most towns in America provide emergency medical services. 911 calls about health related things often result in a fire truck arriving, rather than an ambulance.
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by monknomo 11y ago
As to point 2, if there are enough homeless people in an area to turn an apartment building into a slum, there is already a de facto slum. It's just that it's a slum made of tents under a highway, rather than in a building.
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by monknomo 11y ago
If it's like where I live, after your lease runs out you go to month to month. The owner could deliver 30 days notice to leave at any point from 30 days before the lease ends and then you must leave.
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by monknomo 11y ago
What kind of names do front office dev roles have on efinancialcareers?
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by monknomo 11y ago
You could start with a landing page to gauge the level of interest, and then change your deploy plans based on the interest level?
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by monknomo 11y ago
Certainly there is an urban prejudice, but that just happens automatically when you average a country's worth of people. I think there is an east coast bias and an upper income bias, as well. I still think they are ok views of a mass
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by monknomo 11y ago
I think eligibility interviewers are just on the other side of being able to qualify for benefits, for the most part, so it's not _that_ surprising
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by monknomo 11y ago
That's definitely true, but it does seem like there are some broad generational commonalities. I think using a 20 year definition of generation might be too broad when rapid societal changes happen. For instance, I think people of 197
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by monknomo 11y ago
I'm 30 and feel much the same way. I feel like the media conception of "millenial" is really "someone who is 17" mixed with "what do our NYC interns do?"
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by monknomo 11y ago
That's definitely it. They want you to solve a system of equations after understanding a word problem Given s + d = 209 6.5 * s + 2 * d = 836.5 solve for s
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by monknomo 11y ago
This reads like unhinged paranoid performance art
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by monknomo 11y ago
As long as we're all clear that you're arguing for a significantly reduced human population, I guess I don't have anything to add. I'm pessimistic that the transition between our current populous life of toil and this i
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by monknomo 11y ago
Governments enjoy giving money away to donors, other smaller governments and large private employers, not government employees. Ask any government employee how easy it is to get cash or a raise
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by monknomo 11y ago
Those that weren't turned to dogfood. I'm fairly certain we have a considerably reduced population of horses
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by monknomo 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - remote only, located in Alaska More than 5 years experience in full stack web and desktop application development. I'm best in Java, Python and Javascript. I also read Perl and PL/SQL. I can build applications, mod
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by monknomo 11y ago
But if pen2l was a marginal borrower before the rate hike, this might have disqualified him (without a bigger down payment anyhow)
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by monknomo 11y ago
The first thing to keep in mind is that these are not general purpose machines. They only do one thing, which is estimate the trajectory of a particular type of bullet, given several inputs. This lets the designer do a lot of precalculatio
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by monknomo 11y ago
That is a really compelling way of phrasing the problem with having most money concentrated in few hands. It strikes me as a companion to a lot of "free market" talk really advocating a monopoly with no rules for the monopolist.
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by monknomo 11y ago
Another southeasterner! I just watched a tug come around an island in the app, then saw it out my window irl. Very cool! I work with a lot of fishing vessels in the Gulf and Bering Sea; it is very cool to see a picture of the boat and get

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