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bradleysmith
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Comment #36079124
fantastic stuff. I'm fiddling with screenshots from your [4] link video to try to pull 3D model from multi-image 3d model build tools. I too would very much like a print of their p…
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Comment #32978497
Switched to a browser to comment exactly this. Growing up in Saudi Arabia, we started our work week on Saturday, with Wednesday being the last day of the work (school for me) week.…
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Comment #32906232
There’s this and no austin in this thread! Id love to hear what startup folks in the panhandle are working on.
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Comment #32242762
> if I sell you a BMW 328i as a 340i but I also swap the engine and sell it with the additional power that comes with that change, have I misled you? Amongst car people, I think yo…
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Comment #30293712
that has not been my experience. I get feedback from LI on views and resume downloads, and I get emails for next steps AND rejections. Granted, I'm sure I have some no-replies from…
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Comment #30240451
Not a book, but this paper “big ball of mud” has resonated with me in describing troubles I’ve faced before, and has me coming back to it as I run into new architectural problems w…
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Comment #28710208
I've also heard 'smoke testing' refer to sending power to a device or component to see if any magic smoke comes out. But... I've also seen smoke testing used in automotive and engi…
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Comment #28607365
I share this dream. light fitness tracking in a forever battery w simple subtle design would win me. Something like the MQ24-7B2 mechanical with similar features would be the bees …
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Comment #22235639
I was born in Dhahran in 1986, left in 2002. My dad worked in Aramco’s drilling department and was not insignificantly involved in introducing PCs to the organization. From his tel…
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Comment #21098422
(This is a bit off-topic from the subject of the article about particular methodology of rendering data as opposed to usage of these kind of wind maps) I worked on X’s project loon…
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Comment #18689030
Google established 155mbps connection at about 100km from two free floating balloons in 2016. I was on project and site for this launch, it was very clear morning/day, and atmosphe…
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Comment #18468643
At least at loon, the balloon has a ballonet that takes on atmosphere as ballast for descending.
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Comment #17902871
a spot on this from a blog that covers Egypt archeological finds: http://luxortimesmagazine.blogspot.com/2018/09/5000-year-old... Egypt Ministry of Antiquities facebook post on the…
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Comment #14260123
I spent several months in Puerto Rico working on operations with Google's Project Loon, launching balloons out of Cieba. Seeing the island during September 2016 power outage was ey…
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Comment #14213513
new features: 15 Minute Updates. Access the world’s breaking events and reaction in near-realtime as both the GDELT Event and Global Knowledge Graph now update every 15 minutes. Re…
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Comment #9508856
>I'm not necessarily against holding someone accountable for the results of their speech (conversations about personal responsibility aside) but then it's not the speech that's ill…
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Comment #9507616
Do you support a citizen's right to yell "fire!" in a crowded building or theater?
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Comment #9507611
He'd be prosecuted under the espionage act[0] per the charges against him. The espionage act limits speech. [0]- http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/jun/22/snowden...
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Comment #9507232
Where did you see any plans of his to publish g-code in hard-copy?
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Comment #9409279
pgRouting[0] is an extension for PostGIS that provides some routing functions. looks like they had a further extension solving a very similar problem (Dial-a-ride-problem, DARP[1])…
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Comment #9357032
I sold high-end yo-yos to kids at my school growing up in Saudi Arabia. I would research the badass ones on the internet (only available from company office at the time, I'd go int…
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Comment #9355899
The "notification" problem boils down to this: many want your attention; you only want to give attention to what is relevant to you, at a particular time. What is signal some times…