schreiaj

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by schreiaj 8y ago
iPhones ship with lightning to usb a. The latest MacBook pros only possess type c ports.
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by schreiaj 8y ago
Yup. I’m mostly advocating for patients to be active in their care. Stop blind trust.
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by schreiaj 8y ago
I’m sorry I usually try not to do this but this is some seriously dangerous advice. It took me literally 30 seconds to find the interaction you’re talking about while tapping about on my phone. Being informed about side effects and interact
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by schreiaj 8y ago
Have had docs prescribe med combos (same doc, same visit) that would have resulted in permanent damage or death if not caught. Luckily we have three people check all my other half’s meds before she takes them. She does an FDA search and che
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by schreiaj 8y ago
Because if there was one instance of it during trial or there was someone that had it while on the medication even unrelated it's probably in there. So say someone took Advil then had, as a minor example, violent giggling fits complete
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by schreiaj 8y ago
My other half has a chronic psychiatric condition, after struggling for 2 years we'd found a combo that worked. Prior to that though, we'd had to check drug/drug interactions ourselves because a previous doctor simply didn&#x
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by schreiaj 8y ago
Because you asked about Medicare specifically, that information IS somewhat available. It'll take some digging into it but the raw data is available at https://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Medicare-Fee-for-Service-Paymen..
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by schreiaj 8y ago
Presumably, because it's humiliating? If you're talking about a perfectly normal problem that is in no way NSFW (I'm not familiar enough with this space to give an example, I'm sorry) but it is marked as NSFW because it
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by schreiaj 8y ago
Oddly, I've found somewhat the opposite - I usually shop at a grocery store in a lower income area, not because it was cheaper but because it was more convenient. That store closed recently and I've started going to a grocery stor
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by schreiaj 8y ago
Ability to divert in an emergency?
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by schreiaj 9y ago
A buddy of mine has a lower end LIDAR on a robot, working with them on SLAM on it, trying to get a similar hardware set up locally over the summer. (I have weird hobbies) Yeah, I'm willing to accept SOMETHING bad happened here, as I sa
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by schreiaj 9y ago
I was using Rev E because it's the data sheet I had handy. Mostly I was trying to point out that LIDAR is not some magic thing that always sees everything and there's limitations. Frame Distance Angular Size of Target Pixel Si
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by schreiaj 9y ago
> Realizing that, for a LIDAR with a 400' range at 15hz moving at 40mph you get ~7 samples of a point before you're at it... For at least the first 3 frames that person is going to look like sensor noise. At 110 feet that perso
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by schreiaj 9y ago
For detecting larger obstacles like buildings or other vehicles would be my guess. Realistically faster sensors should be used to detect obstacles. LIDARs I could find with some cursory googling can run up to 15hz. Computer vision systems c
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by schreiaj 9y ago
LIDAR also has limitations on angular resolution just as a function of how the sensor works. It's entirely possible that the size of the person/bike on LIDAR was just too small until it was too late to stop. Why it didn't eve
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by schreiaj 9y ago
Honestly, I've been fighting a similar problem with my parents. I'll state something and the first argument against it is "well where'd you hear that" as if any source other than [preferred news org] is completely u
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by schreiaj 9y ago
Just to expand on what folks are saying with some stuff outside the world of quads - Brushless are stupid high power density but the ones without sensors (i.e. most of ones used in quads) have issues when transitioning between forward and r
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by schreiaj 9y ago
Imagine that people who were not raised to value education don’t value education and pass that terrible attitude to the next generation. We can accept it’s a crappy cycle that won’t change without external inputs or we can mock them to make
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by schreiaj 9y ago
No I cannot. Not being an economist I can't point to exactly what is causing this to happen. I can, however, talk about my theory on what causes it. More or less it boils down to education. In a lot of rural communities the school syst
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by schreiaj 9y ago
I can assure you that the children living in these communities didn't. I'd even be willing to bet that a good chunk of the policies keeping these places behind were inked and dried before their parents could vote. So, as much fun
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by schreiaj 9y ago
Publix is starting that (or I'm just noticing it) they have recipe cards around their stores with what to get to make it. Couple with their shop for you service and it's basically blue apron.
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by schreiaj 9y ago
It is, for example here's Tampa's definition: https://www.tampagov.net/city-clerk/programs/domestic-partne... Prior to the Supreme Court decision some employers (including my own) extended health insuran
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by schreiaj 9y ago
Dig into it a bit. It's not. :/ Maybe 80% of it is nice and sane and then you realize that it also seems to work for animals and you have a wtf moment. I haven't dug into it in detail since DSTU2 though.
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by schreiaj 10y ago
Deltas are great for accelerations, you pay for it with the almost requirement of using a bowden style extruder which makes using some filaments harder (or impossible). There's also additional complexity in bed leveling, though with au
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by schreiaj 10y ago
The core problem with the dynamixels is cost. I'm hesitant to use them in any situation they could get trashed because they are so expensive. Add on that they are harder to control and it's a recipe for a niche product. Having use
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by schreiaj 10y ago
I would argue that the key isn't knowing how to do the job but instead trusting the doers not to be misleading. If the manager is technical and you raise a legitimate concern they know and understand the concern. If the manager isn&#x2
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by schreiaj 10y ago
I think there's a world of difference in how the statement was intended and your examples. Personally I read it more as "If this is going to happen anyway we should make it as efficient and pleasant as possible to those impacted&q
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by schreiaj 10y ago
> To a family in Detroit, it could mean having non-toxic drinking water. Wait, did I miss when Detroit had toxic water now too?
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by schreiaj 10y ago
Ok, I'll bite. I hate giving my cats wet food because, frankly, it smells dreadful. But I know it's better than dry food for them. Any suggestions/links about how to prep food for cats? Bear in mind I actually have no idea ho
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by schreiaj 10y ago
For basic charting I'd have to agree with you. D3 has some awesome utility functions (scales, SVG path generation, the entire geo side of things... ) but their method of binding to the DOM was always hard for folks to wrap their mind a

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