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photogrammetry
10y ago
Kind of a weird comment. Is this a writing prompt, or do you really talk to people in the "I'd love to hear about your love" manner? Radio is awesome because of how awesome it is. Check out the new startup, google.com, if you
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photogrammetry
10y ago
You know, you could actually study why the gold standard is a terrible idea, rather than just fantasizing about it. The financial trickery you're talking about is caused by deregulation and would happen on the gold standard just as oft
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photogrammetry
10y ago
What an inappropriate article for HN. Same old boring 1950s fear-mongering, same old shitty hatred for socialism, same old "American Exceptionalism" bullshit from the 20s. Next. This interview needs a TL;DR and the interviewee nee
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photogrammetry
10y ago
What authors should we be looking for?
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photogrammetry
10y ago
Point about someone pursuing the project is fair. Worthwhile to note that discouraging people from doing things sometimes has the opposite effect :)
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photogrammetry
10y ago
Strange that he couldn't find ADSB# - I used it just a few months ago. Perhaps it's been merged with another repository. If he wants the zip I used for installation I can send it to him, just give me an email address.
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photogrammetry
10y ago
Impressive. You are technically correct, with respect to the current screenwriting requirements. Unfortunately, you come across as highly antagonistic to a screenwriter (a) whose script was almost immediately made into a brilliant, popular
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10y ago
Only reason for the question was to see how inflamed HN commenter(s) (you) would get. People at startups are mocked all the time for their low wages, and forced to release them, but those in positions of experienced authority never have to.
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photogrammetry
10y ago
"carrying" would have been much better WC.
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photogrammetry
10y ago
What's your salary/compensation?
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photogrammetry
10y ago
It's not just that they threw in a token retired AA couple and token hardworking Asian businesswoman. It's that they think those people will be making, respectively, $180k per year (that's three times the income of a well-off
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photogrammetry
10y ago
At 2:04 I'm pretty sure I hear the sound of a Chrysler sliding door autolock.
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photogrammetry
10y ago
Thought he said book. Whoops.
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photogrammetry
10y ago
One's surname is omitted when it's been stated already. If they're a public figure being discussed in an academic or press setting, yes, usually the last name is used. In less formal circumstances, it's perfectly accepta
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photogrammetry
10y ago
Which we all know has no ill effects whatsoever. /s
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photogrammetry
10y ago
This reply is almost completely unrelated to the thread topic.
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photogrammetry
10y ago
Culture
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photogrammetry
10y ago
So the Russians can hack it to self-destruct, obviously.
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photogrammetry
10y ago
The stock market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.
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photogrammetry
10y ago
having a bout of post-teenage angst? have a snickers.
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photogrammetry
10y ago
Asking this is like asking how long it should take for a sperm cell to swim across the Atlantic Ocean. The EMD is simply not applicable to scales where RTGs are used, much as a 5MW maritime diesel turbine is not applicable to swimming motio
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photogrammetry
10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parthenogenesis
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photogrammetry
10y ago
Surely you realize that HN doesn't allow you to delete comments, ever.
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photogrammetry
10y ago
Does repeating the stale "value-signaling" HN/sociology meme make you feel better about yourself?
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photogrammetry
10y ago
We can get to Mars in 90 days with chemical propulsion, today.
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photogrammetry
10y ago
McCulloch's papers aren't very well-regarded because he was originally a biologist, not a physicist, and his theories (accompanied by blog posts) are very unconventional. I'm not trying to slime him or anything, just explain
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photogrammetry
10y ago
Does the Oberth effect really apply when your propellant mass is always zero?
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photogrammetry
10y ago
Why do you keep replying to questions not directed at you? It's plainly clear that you're located in SF.
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10y ago
The Volt isn't really an electric car, more of a hybrid - the gas engine is connected to the driveshaft, and the electric motor is only 82 hp. For a 3500 lb car, that's not much power. The Volt is IMO only marginally more "el
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10y ago
You're going to love electric cars. Zero lag.
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