subhro

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by subhro 3y ago
Xerox C315?
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by subhro 3y ago
> I always feel like I'm the odd person out preferring local clients for everything No you are not. I prefer to use local clients for everything as well.
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by subhro 3y ago
I actually did, and now feel liberated. It stops a lot of impulse buying.
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by subhro 3y ago
Probably unpopular opinion here, but my policy is, If I can choose to not pay rent, I will choose to not pay rent.
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by subhro 3y ago
I think CARP might be a better solution.
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by subhro 3y ago
In the other news, BMW has "stopped" selling service manuals for motorcycles showing a damn middle finger to everyone including law makers (in Europe even). That is absolutely rubbish, but somehow they can do it legally.
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by subhro 3y ago
Sorry, but R1250RT is NOT a sports bike. It redlines at 8K rpm, compared to S1000RR that redlines at 14600 rpm, delivers 136 horses at 7750 rpm compared to 205 horses at 13000 rpm, does 105 lbs-ft. at 6,250 rpm compared to 83 lb-ft at 11,00
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by subhro 3y ago
1250RS is not top of the line for sure in any of the segments it is marketed at. I would say a K16 would be more towards the top.
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by subhro 3y ago
Some powered FA aircrafts and pretty much any powered commercial aircraft has air brakes/spoilers.
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by subhro 3y ago
> Instead of the most areodynamic way of flying straight, and the worst aerodynamic way of flying completely sideways, you power-slide the plane so that it's not dead-straight and the extra wind-resistance slows you down. That is ac
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by subhro 3y ago
While approaching to land, you are on the backside of the power curve, so pitch for airspeed, power for altitude. You have correctly indicated about managing airspeed. But it is not as difficult as it sounds. If you were flying at the begin
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by subhro 3y ago
That's strange. Not saying slipping a 767 is a walk in the park, but I routinely slip Cessna landings (182s and 206s) because I just need to get down. It is a little weird, but no where near unnerving and for sure not wrong.
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by subhro 3y ago
Email me and we will discuss more. :)
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by subhro 3y ago
I would say, they are not Stripe, yet. Unless you go through underwriting, it means nothing. Also, they just failed a basic sniff test. I called their 800 number to ask if they would work with a firearms business and reached a voicemail. Th
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by subhro 3y ago
My web store runs WooCommerce and there are multiple plugins maintained by the processor that makes the payment processing seamless. They also provide SDKs for many popular frameworks for the integration. Rate wise, I pay about 2.8% + 0.15c
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by subhro 3y ago
One thing I would strongly recommend. GET OFF STRIPE. Talk to a proper bank like USBank or Chase. It is not hard to integrate with their payment processor. They WILL send you through proper underwriting and will have your back. At least the
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by subhro 3y ago
5-10 years... wishful thinking, that's all I am going to say.
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by subhro 3y ago
I wear an automatic Tag Heuer. I have been asked by many people why I still wear a mechanical watch. My answer is, battery powered watches (including smart watches and quartz movements) might have a life, but a mechanical watch ticking ince
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by subhro 3y ago
It absolutely does. It almost looks like a MLM scheme with at least depth of 1. Let's say you earn $100/hr using my tool. If I as the author/seller of the tool claim $1/hr for tool usage (I understand it is much less tha
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by subhro 3y ago
tarsnap
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by subhro 3y ago
I will try to keep it short and hopefully sweet. Someone took the trouble and spent (maybe) even a little time to comment. Maybe you should be thankful of that. Glass could be half full or half empty, depending on your perspective.
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by subhro 4y ago
Not sure how many people shoot film here, but I could have one look at the lite version processing and say this is just an emulation, especially in the shadows. The grain is predictable unlike "real" film. Funny that people will s
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by subhro 4y ago
Wow. You are lucky. Pretty much all employers except two, I have been asked to do this.
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by subhro 4y ago
I have heard both ways. I personaly don't think this is a very useful exercise. Although I have had people tell me that it is a good time to reevaluate ones actions and decide what work and what does not.
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Ask HN: Do you hate writing self assessments at the end of every quarter?
8 points by subhro 4y ago|6 comments
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by subhro 4y ago
Could you please share the source you mentioned above. Although a computer scientist by profession, I had to "just accept" lots of basic electrical engineer concepts in my undergrad days just because there was no one available tha
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by subhro 4y ago
I think I have gone through more than 500 crimps for RJ45s and it is as strong as new. I watch a lot of cableporn and have re-done all the rat's nest at work.
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by subhro 4y ago
I prefer https://www.truecable.com/products/all-in-one-crimp-and-term... and pretty much every single one of their tools.
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by subhro 4y ago
Coriolis effect. Google it.
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by subhro 4y ago
American Express and Chase. I have both and they are awesome... so far.

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