photogrammetry

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by photogrammetry 10y ago
$13,200 CAD.
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by photogrammetry 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KIC_8462852
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by photogrammetry 10y ago
If you think adding variable pitch propellers to a multirotor is "simple," you're sorely mistaken :-)
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by photogrammetry 10y ago
Hate to say it, but the narrator's sticky, overly glossal voice is painful to listen to.
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by photogrammetry 10y ago
Constitution is above the law because it is not the law. It cannot be changed the same way that a law can; it doesn't go into the low-level things that laws generally do. In many ways it is a repository of meta-law. It defines the boun
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by photogrammetry 10y ago
Again, with your edit, you miss the point. You can invoke any amendment you want at any point in a legal defense; whether or not you win is a matter of how you justify it. Killing a person and calling it 'performance art' is a tot
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by photogrammetry 10y ago
It would be much more productive - and I think Amy would agree - if the case that gets to the Supreme Court is one that bans construction of oil pipelines through sacred (Sioux or otherwise) lands. Not the ridiculous one where she's ac
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by photogrammetry 10y ago
Have you read a single Supreme Court decision? Your entire comment is factually wrong.
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by photogrammetry 10y ago
You have unfortunately missed the point. If she allows herself to be put in jail, even for a "paltry 30 days" as you claim, it sets a dangerous precedent and gives the government and bureaucracy the power to determine what journal
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by photogrammetry 10y ago
Why is the link a subscription management page? < https://www.nytimes.com/subscriptions/Multiproduct/lp8J36Y.h... ?? Even if you make a payment/subscription here, you aren't linked to the article. Mode
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by photogrammetry 10y ago
As per usual for the morally elitist and financially super-powerful, the self-destructive instinct wins out over rational thinking and any sense of self-preservation. At least that $1,250,000 will go towards boosting our GDP to some extent.
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by photogrammetry 10y ago
I refuse to offer a reasonable response to an ad-hominem attack.
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by photogrammetry 10y ago
Tin whiskers are largely a solved problem. Conformal coatings or just plain plating prevents them from growing: http://www.ipc.org/feature-article.aspx?aid=Effective-Tin-Wh...
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by photogrammetry 10y ago
The article specifically mentions that fans are used to disperse humidity and maintain the temperature difference.
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by photogrammetry 10y ago
They are encoded in DNA. They are patterns in the physical structure of DNA beyond the raw A,T,G,C etc. Please be accurate in HN comments, and don't oversimplify for 'clarity' or 'readability,' especially for a topi
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Behind the Crash of 3D Robotics, North America's Most Promising Drone Company(forbes.com)
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