bmsan

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by bmsan 2y ago
Location: DC/Baltimore Remote: Absolutely Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Blender, DaVinci Resolve, Adobe CC, Affinity Suite, Unity Résumé/CV: https://bmgbart.netlify.app https://drive.google.com/
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by bmsan 2y ago
Unedited bullet points on a related topic (same prefixes are linear, different prefixes connect to the others, but I haven't decided where yet): >capital concentration increases >expectations for what capital owners can do with m
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by bmsan 2y ago
I wonder if that's true. With the volume of taxis necessary to replace busses, you have to think about the increased fuel and maintenance costs, the increased costs related directly to traffic, and indirectly in the form of losses from
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by bmsan 2y ago
To check my understanding: say your current position is "unemployed." You would think that the expectation for you is to "get a job", but to get a job is extremely difficult. You have to navigate an almost adversarial jo
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by bmsan 2y ago
So can "stupidity". If something is possible for a human to do, it's something that's possible for any sufficiently-enabled/supported human to do. I've heard it put that the inability to understand or do some
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by bmsan 2y ago
Exactly this. Specifically, how much error rates increased as you moved towards the treeline. The "am I looking straight up?" check was a washer hanging from the pipe by a piece of string.
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by bmsan 2y ago
For this particular satellite, I think it's actually both. One of the components of the imaging system failed relatively early on[1], but they've worked around the issue for the past 20 years. 1: https://landsat.gsfc.na
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by bmsan 2y ago
Dang, hits home. When I was a senior in high school, I was lucky to able to volunteer under Dr. Eric Brown De Colstoun at NASA Goddard, checking error rates for tree cover estimates using Landsat data^. Many hours that fall spent trudging a