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Comment #31277724
I definitely point and call to myself when doing deploys and running DB migration scripts... just to make sure I'm not changing production when I don't mean to.
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Comment #25539164
HART (the light rail system they're building) is a complete disaster, for the same reasons. I can't see the government there being able to handle much of any major infrastructure p…
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Comment #24665257
This sounds really great, and I think that this will open up a new frontier in winemaking. One question I have is how you plan to replicate terroir. TA, Brix & pH are great indicat…
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Comment #23590117
Before 9/11 we could easily tour an ATC facility with a group of pilots - tower, center, tracon - under Project Raincheck. Not sure if they've started that back up again or not, bu…
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Comment #23589990
It's a bit out of date as far as some regulations go, but I am a big fan of Rod Machado's Private Pilot Handbook. Really simple but rich explanations of most of the concepts in a d…
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Comment #23254405
I love the DA-40, it was definitely a step up in capability from the 172 after I got my ticket. But the one time I flew it through the Mojave I definitely felt the DA-40's roots as…
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Comment #22526944
throttle (v.): (1) to compress the throat of; choke (2) to kill by such action
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Comment #22258275
The OP was about sub-launched ballistic missiles - I was trying to make the point that when a ballistic missile flies from a sub, you cannot tell the yield, and the potential hair …
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Comment #22252541
Exactly this. An infrared flare from a missile launch, seen from a launch detection satellite, looks exactly the same, 20kt or 450kt warhead.
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Comment #22142792
Called off due to high winds above the limit for first flight. (2 days in a row)
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Comment #22120050
On MacOS, iTunes/Finder stores (optionally) encrypted backups at ~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup I was thinking of creating a symlink to Dropbox, for instance and h…
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Comment #22109592
It's precisely due to this lack of real accountability that these kinds of things happen in C-suites everywhere. Massive golden parachutes are the "punishment". Asset seizure and j…
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Comment #22058127
I listened to the ATC tapes on LiveATC (and now can be found compiled by VASAviation on YouTube). When DL98 first declare an emergency, Socal asks the crew if they need to dump fue…
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Comment #22048778
It's brutal because of lack of easy access to data, and more importantly, the ability to create bookings. IATA NDC API's should theoretically change this and get around the GDSs bu…
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Comment #22023340
From the US perspective, other countries YMMV: I tend to say confirmatory statements such as "I understand," "I follow you," "I hear what you're saying.", in contrast to "Mmhmm","y…
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Comment #22018519
I've wondered if this flight was the first departing flight for the day at 6:15 AM, so the first radar track headed towards the R&D facility and thus the "scenario fulfillment" the…
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Comment #22015363
Unfortunately, in my experience, I've had my fair share of "shit funnels" or "shit multipliers." That applies to any manager role, really. As a former product manager, I think of i…
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Comment #22004566
My team and I switched about a year ago now, haven't looked back. Postman was getting too bloated with features that tended towards a QA, or possibly even non-technical audience. T…
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Comment #21905030
If it's a ResMed Airsense 10, you can put it on airplane mode. I checked with an RF meter and it has zero emissions afterwards. Now, the data is within your control and not sent to…
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Comment #21820649
Like other feedback in this thread has already covered, the upside is that coding is applicable anywhere, and in fact, I think that outside of our little tech-bubble, it has greate…
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Comment #21818106
Modified for myself: I was a kid programmer and my parents thought it sounded crazy to spend college learning to code. I studied pre-med but didn't go to med school. This was in 19…
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Comment #21519178
Very true, attribution error on my part :)
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Comment #21509904
The 2JZ engine was one of the best (as in, most durable) engines that Toyota ever produced. The sheer number of Supras, Lexus IS300s (1st generation), and GS300s that are still run…