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benblu
11mo ago
Thank you! Very cool. I don't see a button for it (on mobile currently, and will check thoroughly at my computer) -- is there a button to add a node? Another feature I've always craved for code diagramming is "collapse downst
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benblu
2y ago
This thread is a weird place for you to soapbox. This is about two companies in Canada. Not only that, but it's about intelligence / security concerns, not airspace regulations.
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benblu
3y ago
Thanks for posting, Tom. I just sent in an application.
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benblu
7y ago
The nature article makes it sound like a lot of the options listed are being tested because there's some evidence of some effectiveness Vs in the story OP posted, it sounds like the mechanism is much better understood.
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benblu
7y ago
Hey, HN. Ben here, founder of ShapeMeasure. I grew up on construction sites -- my dad was a general contractor. After publishing research in quantum information theory and robotics, I decided to get back to the family business by founding a
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Show HN: ShapeMeasure. Automating measuring and cutting on construction sites
(techcrunch.com)
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7y ago
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benblu
7y ago
Would you prefer if he just called him a jerk? Telling someone that they're being mean or inconsiderate is not the same thing as censoring them.
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benblu
7y ago
I would say "not really". Trying to raise with such terrible optics is not going to be a fast process.
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benblu
8y ago
"Go ahead and find out which one, I'll wait" ... As if it required herculean effort. "which is a stupid option because it implies 10 < 5" No it doesn't. And I stopped reading.
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benblu
12y ago
"I can't do what I want in life" -- What do you want to do?
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benblu
12y ago
As LukeB pointed out, you've reversed the meaning of the term. I strongly recommend fixing this -- you really risk confusing the layperson and the debate.
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benblu
12y ago
If this advertisement convinced you to try a Python IDE, consider giving PyDev/LiClipse a try. It's free and open.