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by subhro 7y ago
If we could avoid junk mail, that would definitely be ideal case scenario. I find a little comfort in believing that what I throw in the recycle bin (which is all the junk mail) gets recycled into new paper.
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by subhro 7y ago
I am a big fan of LaTEX and write pretty much anything that would ever need to be printed in LaTEX. A former co-worker requested me to write stuff in markdown instead. When I asked why, he (jokingly) told me, Markdown is for people that don
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by subhro 7y ago
I was under the impression that One of the major reason that B&N suffered for was price. Even if being able to “feel and browse” the bookshelf exists in physical store, how does this work when someone uses B&N as a discovery tool?
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Apple disables Clearview AI's enterprise distribution account(macrumors.com)
3 points by subhro 7y ago|0 comments
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by subhro 7y ago
I think it is a bit harsh to say that the OP was trying to shame anyone. He did post a support ticket. When your domain is "off-line" it is literally a shit hit the fan moment, and no one likes to be given the run-around. To comba
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by subhro 7y ago
This is a really nice idea. This already exists for some companies in the form of Twitter accounts. I doubt the people doing the typee-typee actually has any authority over business processes, or demand a change, but I think they at least h
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by subhro 7y ago
But ADS-B is catching up and quickly. I understand there are a few additional layers in SXM and the resolution is better when looking at 200+NM. I find SXM weather to be kind of extortion because they use publicly available data and sell it
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by subhro 7y ago
This is extremely cool. Thanks so much for sharing.
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by subhro 7y ago
Sous vide!! Google it if you do not know what it is.
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by subhro 7y ago
<humour> There’s no ‘e’ is potato</humour>
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by subhro 7y ago
This. Also read the book “Challenger Sale”. Solutions, not products, earn you money.
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by subhro 7y ago
SpiderOak, Tarsnap.
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by subhro 7y ago
Ever worked for Federal Govt?
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by subhro 7y ago
There are quite a few things I disagree with in the post. > Every developer has a Github profile. If their profile is new, yet they say they’ve been coding for 10 years — you may want to gut check. There might be developers that just doe
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by subhro 7y ago
Citibank still offers the disposable card number thing. I am forgetting the official name they have for it.
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by subhro 7y ago
Ubiquiti does really nice. It is not a "here is a pizza box device that does internet" device though.
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by subhro 7y ago
Really curious. How are the other guys selling for $0.99, if they didn’t get the competitive pricing? (Presumably because they didn’t go through the sign within X feet antics)
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by subhro 7y ago
You will end up with significant battery life reduction. Just saying.
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by subhro 7y ago
Read about 5 degree vs 1 degree spot. Also read about reflectivity of different colours. Lastly your in camera spot accuracy depends on the focal length of the lens sitting in front of the sensor. You will also benefit from Ansel Adams’s zo
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by subhro 7y ago
Again, you are incorrect if you meant that multiple samples have fixed the in-camera meter foobar. I am assuming you are well acquainted with colour management, so I will just leave a brief suggestion. If you further need more pointers, let
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by subhro 7y ago
> “We spent less than $1,000 on hiring > And “I’ve had coffees or breakfasts with probably hundreds of candidates” Just being humorous here. Let's say he spent $999 and spoke to 200 candidates. The previous statement is not again
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by subhro 7y ago
> Could you please substantiate your claim with any references or information? If you are dealing with a scene that has uneven illumination, for example, a sunrise or sunset, your camera metering will completely go nuts. The same happens
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by subhro 7y ago
> I know almost no professionals who shoot on manual mode outside of studio settings Absolute BS. You have not come across enough photographers. A computer is NEVER better than a human at evaluating light, unless you are looking at a uni
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by subhro 7y ago
brake.. I suppose.
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by subhro 7y ago
I forget the exact chain, but wasn't Embassy Suites or Homewood suites (or some Marriott brand), was an exclusively, living room + dining + kitchen + bedroom setup? They were also much cheaper than typical JW Marriott, regular Marriott
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by subhro 7y ago
Very good book. This book came to my mind the moment I saw this post.
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by subhro 7y ago
Also, you can get a subscription from a website like Expertflyer and see the backend inventory from Sabre or likes.
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by subhro 7y ago
That is a damn good argument. You should also include TLRs in the discussion.
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by subhro 7y ago
Come on, 500 series 'blads were far from bulky and were totally walk around cameras. If you are talking about RBs and RZs, I agree.
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by subhro 8y ago
The iPad mini is extremely popular among pilots. The iPad Pro is too big for the general aviation (and even commercial aviation) in my opinion, and iPad non pros so far does not have enough oomph to run ForeFlight. Source: I am a pilot.

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