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by pythonguython 4y ago
Maybe people don’t want their movement tracked and stored in a database. Any officer can clock their speed with a radar gun or give them a ticket for violating any of the hundreds of laws in the motor vehicle code, so I don’t think someone
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by pythonguython 4y ago
According to the article, that is the plan
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by pythonguython 4y ago
Starting from VHF, the ITU names the bands in this order: very, ultra, super, extremely, and tremendously high. I once asked several of my friends who don’t know anything about radio to try to name the bands in ascending order after I scram
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by pythonguython 4y ago
I likely have some degree of YouTube addiction as well. While I hope your tactic is working well for you, I believe this way of thinking can be a deceiving. Almost all the YouTube content I consume is related to science, engineering, math o
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by pythonguython 4y ago
Yep. Part of launching is making a deorbit plan (if possible). That satellite will come down, and they already know when that will happen.
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by pythonguython 4y ago
I’ve always used libgen. I mostly used it for textbooks so I can’t speak to its volume of literature, but I have found novels I’ve needed before.
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by pythonguython 4y ago
I'm a native English speaker currently studying Russian in Kazakhstan, and I completely understand the frustration of lacking sophistication. It can become a negative feedback loop where lacking the ability to have fun and nuanced conv
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by pythonguython 4y ago
I agree that unaligned incentives have lead to the replication crisis, but I fail to see how research driven by “curiosity” and not by “success” will align those incentives. The author admits that poor incentives have determined the course
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by pythonguython 4y ago
Looks like around 300 people who worked at Twitter were on H1B visas [1]. Let’s assume they were let go at the same rate as all employees and say there are 150 left. That’s a minority of the work force. People are choosing to stay for reaso
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by pythonguython 4y ago
Because many engineers are being paid upwards of $200k to work at one of the largest social media companies. On top of that, the economy in general is uncertain right now, with many other similar tech companies not hiring as aggressively as
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by pythonguython 4y ago
Because people enjoy tinkering with radio and these sorts of projects have become possible in the amateur space now that high quality Radio hardware is so cheap. I doubt the people who work on this have nefarious intent.
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by pythonguython 4y ago
Aviation makes up a rather small portion of transportation emissions. I don’t think there is much point in focusing on clean air travel when cars and trucks produce such a massive amount of carbon emissions in comparison. https:/&#x2F
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by pythonguython 4y ago
Not an expert, but one metric to demonstrate Webb’s capability is that Hubble’s deep field exposure took 10 days, and Webb did it in 12.5 hours.
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by pythonguython 4y ago
I only have a bachelor’s degree, but I’ve worked in research labs and read a lot of papers. I’ve always thought it was silly that all data, design documents, and code is not published as a standard. Is it just protocol from a time when it w
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by pythonguython 4y ago
I was able to deduce what “steel man” meant. “Argument reconstruction” isn’t a descriptive name - it’s philosophy jargon.
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by pythonguython 5y ago
Location: Atlanta, Georgia, US Remote: Willing to work remote or relocate Email: corrigank.matt@gmail.com Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tzF-fLFsAk0DDSk0n0T5E4TQ9-t... I will graduate with a bachelors in