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by x0054 10y ago
Creator here. We use .5mm FR10 (fiberglass) plated batteries, to keep them safe in a crash. We considered using CF, but CF is conductive. We will probably make an optional bottom battery plate. The battery on the bottom balances out the had
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World's Fastest Production Drone(utbgeek.com)
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In Depth with Tanky – The World’s Fastest Ready-To-Fly Racing Drone?(dronelife.com)
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Fastest Production FPV Racing Drone(tankydrone.com)
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TANKY: Blazing FAST FPV Racing Drone for Everyone(kickstarter.com)
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by x0054 10y ago
I can't see it in the headers, it's possible, but unlikely.
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by x0054 10y ago
While what you say is totally true, but none of these emails are fishing emails, spam, or anything like that. It's just normal people emailing each other about home repairs, dinner, etc. The latest one was a LinkedIn password reset ema
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by x0054 10y ago
This could be the case, but I do not know any of these people, their names and emails are nothing like mine, and all of these emails are not spam, just people talking to each other about home repairs or the latest one was a LinkedIn Passwor
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Ask HN: Any one getting other people's emails in Gmail
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by x0054 10y ago
Simple, make the hell of residency go away, and allow more foreign doctors to come in to US and practice after going through a reasonable residency program. I have known very smart and competent Russian and Ukrainian doctors who work as lab
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by x0054 10y ago
How about a surgeon that's been up for 36 hours, hungry, with a splitting headachy, and some family problems on the mind. A human surgeon might be awesome and can still make a ton of mistakes for reasons unrelated to their medical abi
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by x0054 10y ago
While people are spending more and more time on FB, I find it that there is less and less original content uploaded. It's all likes and re-shares.
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by x0054 10y ago
Am I missing something? Just tried it on my phone and it works fine in on my end, is this something that just doesn't get converted to a link on the other side? Not converting something to a link is a far cry from outright censorship,
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by x0054 10y ago
Nothing, their judicial system functioned as it should, only a day too slow. A district judge in the middle of the country has no right to do stuff like that, and the appellate judge fixed the overstep. Now, step 2, disbar the original dist
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by x0054 10y ago
Since we are talking about me, I might comment as well. Even the smartest and best people can, from time to time, have idiotic ideas, I sure had a few in my time :) To say that someone has an idiotic idea isn't the same as to call them
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by x0054 10y ago
I am sorry, but your argument is idiotic. It boils down to "WhatsApp wasn't there to produce something they didn't have, so a district court judge managed to order a bunch of nonparties to the lawsuit to take down WhatsApp.&q
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by x0054 10y ago
The solution to this isn't a legal one, unfortunately. We can no longer trust the government, of what ever nation, period. In US we have Clinton and Trump as the presumptive nominees, both will be terrible for privacy and liberty. The
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Dear Apple(sdbr.net)
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by x0054 10y ago
So I am not crazy after all! The other day I was driving in Palm Springs, and I was using Google Maps. I literally had to zoom in until the road I was on almost completely field the screen before it would show me the name of the road or the
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Ask HN: What do you think about Micron Technology Inc and 3D XPoint?
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by x0054 11y ago
First, I absolutely love San Diego, so their we will not be in agreement, in guess. On the other hand, it looks like we would be buddies when it comes to beer :) But let me just address a few points. 1. It's not nice to shit on the cit
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by x0054 11y ago
I am totally with you, I can not stand to be in debt or having any outstanding credit card debt. But that said, I maintain a Costco AmEx (soon to be Visa I guess) and use it for everything. At the end of the month I just pay it off. To be h
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by x0054 11y ago
I have never been to Philadelphia, so I have to wonder, is it the case that people are moving out of city into the suburbs to raise kids strictly because of the school system, or is it simply that Philadelphia isn't really all that saf
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by x0054 11y ago
It's hard for me to argue with you, because I do agree that living in the suburbs and traveling to work every day, more then an hour each way, is simply insane. If you add the average commute of say 45min one way each day, and multiply
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by x0054 11y ago
It's not a myth, it's a fact. What you are talking about is the Productivity Paradox [1]. But it doesn't change the fact that we are standing on the edge of the AI cliff. You can not compare computer advancements till now, wh
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by x0054 11y ago
I love it how all the comments to your post center about the infighting between democrats and republicans, and no one wants to talk about the hot potato that is automation. I am not sure if MVI would even be enough at this point. I strongly
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by x0054 11y ago
My wife refers to this problem as the Alan Shore Democrats (Alan Shore from Boston Legal TV Show). People who care about the plight of the working poor, but then you find out that they only do so to appease the poor so they don't rise
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by x0054 11y ago
I don't see how your comment has any relationship to the actual article. That said, as someone who lived in central Kiev (Ukraine), Chicago, LA, San Diego, and now middle of nowhere off the grid next to Joshua Tree, I would have to say
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by x0054 11y ago
If putting tape over your camera makes you feel safer, by all means go for it. My guess is though, given that you are on HN and such, that your security efforts didn't stop at pealing some electrical tape and applying it to your laptop
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by x0054 11y ago
Yes, I read that story. But you are missing the point. I do not trust in the security of my laptop implicitly, or any laptop for that matter, but I weigh my risks proportionally. I care a lot about the security of my laptop because I care a

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