nraynaud

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by nraynaud 8y ago
I'd say also the stability and non-stupidity of their immigration laws is an advantage too. I am always correcting myself when I work with USCIS: they are not stupid and slow, they are deliberately malevolent.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
I don't see in their regulation things to improve reliability of drones (parachutes, standard of manufacturing and care, stuff like that), just pure restriction of use. There is no mitigation here.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
I think the zones are purposefully big for emergency situation.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
Remember that pilots (mostly private) make mistakes and kill people, a lot, and they get a lot of goodwill from the authorities and the press for just wearing an uniform. And also they tend to lie on their drone encounters. No actual drone
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by nraynaud 8y ago
I wouldn't mind too much bing in your shoes: you have not developed your library for that, it's not its main use, and you didn't even know about it. I work in cloud related things (I do UI stuff for the cloud), I'm prett
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by nraynaud 8y ago
Trade deficit is not bad per se.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
I feel you, red tape to report a bug, red tape to send a patch, and then the owner sends you to hell because they don’t owe you anything.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
In France in the 90's there was an obsession with analysing the handwriting of applicants, the same kind of bunk science. As far as I know it's gone now (I guess nobody applies with a hand-written letter).
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by nraynaud 8y ago
I don't see how that would change things. The TSA got 97% failure rate in independent testing, did you see any change at the airport?
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by nraynaud 8y ago
Subsidies and government things are subject to disclosure laws, private contracts don't.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
let's talk about the tip again?
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by nraynaud 8y ago
He hated taking this company public, I don’t think it’s warming him to the idea of public markets.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
actually there is already a lot of loans against the company, I don't think you can leverage to infinity.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
it's because of the superior power units, like area and volume that it is practical.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
yeah, locally we call it a sky harbor, but the area is a little bit "special".
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by nraynaud 8y ago
It’s a question of form, generally referendums work by getting the people to accept a text instead of the Parliament. People can argue on what the consequences of the text will be, but not what’s in it. In the UK they voted on an abstract q
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by nraynaud 8y ago
in the zones that have been conspicuously forbidden to the drones.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
It was already illegal, there is no need to make it more illegal. What would be important is forbid passengers planes from flying lower than 500ft.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
make them jagged? (I'm half serious, if they are that much dangerous, then sorry for the people taxiing). They could also be made falsely jagged at night with the lighting system.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
That's brutal and manichean, you can organize a soft transition, you can organize a change of role at the same company, you can try to convince the person to do something else than resigning, you can even discuss with the person what t
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by nraynaud 8y ago
And it is perfectly illustrated by the fact that they interviewed people form a management school about innovation in the article instead of someone from a technical background.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
I'd advise people to start with a Cypress PSoC MCU, they have the taste of FPGA, but have a lot of useful stuff for various projects, and I bought 10 MCUs for $10.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
I am thinking they are moving to a new target after having helped in the destruction of SF, or is too harsh?
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by nraynaud 8y ago
the difference is the number of deaths they produce.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
because the biggest risk for their users is still the cars?
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by nraynaud 8y ago
Funny that they don't spend their efforts on cars that actually kill people.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
No, their bug management is not friendly at all.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
What is interesting is that the publishers are some kind of old school obstacle, Amazon comes on a white horse with the promise of avoiding any obstacle, then they corner the market and become the obstacle themselves. Somehow there is no wa
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by nraynaud 8y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=broken+iphone+cable&rlz=1C5C... Stopping manual handling of the cable is urgent.
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by nraynaud 8y ago
wait, they can't search through forks or collate identical results and they are going into natural language processing?

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