garrettgrimsley

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by garrettgrimsley 11mo ago
They didn't misread, what they're saying is that the lead plane would detect conditions/forces that would result in a tow upset and then cut the tow tether. There's a video in this thread that shows that currently, in ma
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by garrettgrimsley 1y ago
It eventually loaded for me. Alternatively: https://archive.is/tOC9a
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by garrettgrimsley 1y ago
There's no contact information in your profile, and googling your username has but one hit: this very comment.
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by garrettgrimsley 1y ago
No, they're both south of the Mason-Dixon line and Richmond was the capital of the Confederacy. Texas is considered less South, culturally, than Virginia.
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by garrettgrimsley 2y ago
If the HN title included the bit of the article title that mentions PMI, it wouldn't be so clickbaity. @dang
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by garrettgrimsley 2y ago
>Apply for Removal: You can apply to have PMI removed if you get an appraisal showing that your loan balance is less than 80% of your home’s current value. >I ruled out option #2 because appraisals are expensive. Spending hundreds of
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by garrettgrimsley 2y ago
You hadn't mentioned that your focus was on the USA, but rather a general "The targets of the theory are essentially people with non-stem post-secondary degrees" which is why I provided a paper that directly contradicts your
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by garrettgrimsley 2y ago
This doesn't align with the scholarship on the subject. See Gambetta and Hertog https://www.nuff.ox.ac.uk/users/gambetta/engineers%20of%20ji...
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by garrettgrimsley 2y ago
You're likely correct about the labor per kilogram-kilometer cost, and this e-bike solution is only competitive due to constraints applied by the government. This does ignore the negative externalities that result from the use of large
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by garrettgrimsley 2y ago
To all those snidely commenting about trains or rail: Do you think that Japan, of all places, is not familiar with railways? The article states that this is for palletized or small-package loads. Give them some credit.
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by garrettgrimsley 2y ago
tracker1 is saying that in that case there would be a feature named shared, which other features then reference.
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by garrettgrimsley 3y ago
>I think the configuration aspect (YAML) What are the reasons to not use JSON rather than YAML? From my admittedly-shallow experience with k8s, I have yet to encounter a situation in which I couldn't use JSON. Does this issue only
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by garrettgrimsley 3y ago
Looks like others, including Shazam, beat you to the punch in 2000: https://patents.google.com/patent/US7853664B1/ https://patents.google.com/patent/US6941275 Very interesting hearing about a
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by garrettgrimsley 3y ago
The parent is saying that “dry powder” (i.e. cash) can be used to "pull the trigger" on a purchase of luxury vans when a rainy day comes along and the owner of the vans are forced to sell at reduced prices due to economic hardship
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by garrettgrimsley 3y ago
If you use uBlock Origin you can do www.linkedin.com##:matches-path(feed).scaffold-layout__main www.linkedin.com##.global-nav__primary-link.global-nav__primary-link--active.app-aware-link The former will block the main conten
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by garrettgrimsley 3y ago
I think the main issue here is that the Business Insider article and title are exceptionally bad, and that the study seems to muddle between "cost to charge" and "total cost of ownership" like you said. I only skimmed th
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by garrettgrimsley 3y ago
There are many complaints about the lack of numbers. I looked up the study [0] and they indicate that they pull their numbers from the U.S. Energy Information Administration and EPA. The methodology is summarized [1] and explained in detail
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by garrettgrimsley 3y ago
I have previously worked for USPS and can help clear up what is happening. The mail carrier and their assigned station (Post Office) should be thought of only as the ingress/egress of the postal system. It would be wrong to say that n
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by garrettgrimsley 4y ago
With a cursory web search I found that Oregon does not use private prisons [1] and that Multnomah County Jails are operated by the sheriff's office [2], not a private company. [1] https://www.oregon.gov/doc/about&
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by garrettgrimsley 4y ago
>the actual task of moving boxes of stuff is fulfilled perfectly well by a Ford Transit Former UPS driver here. Our performance was measured in SPORH, or Stops Per On Road Hour. Supervisors will touch base with you and quote metrics like
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by garrettgrimsley 4y ago
That's a school drop-off line, you can see children leaving the cars and entering the school at 0:27.
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by garrettgrimsley 4y ago
Yes, on account of a variety of factors such as "the type of fish, size, location, habitat, diet and age." Large fish that are at the top of the food chain tend to have some of the highest mercury levels based on the natural accum
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by garrettgrimsley 4y ago
>We used linear regression models to relate Omega-3 fatty acid concentrations to brain MRI measures (i.e., total brain, total gray matter, hippocampal, and white matter hyperintensity volumes) and cognitive function (i.e., episodic memor
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by garrettgrimsley 4y ago
Yes, it is accurate to say that all Mailmark barcodes are Data Matrix, but not all Data Matrix are Mailmark. In the document I linked they explain the specifics of the logical standard you mention. The US Postal Service also uses a DataMatr
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by garrettgrimsley 4y ago
It appears to be 2D Mailmark Type 29 https://www.royalmail.com/sites/default/files/Royal-Mail-Mai...
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by garrettgrimsley 4y ago
Welcome! Incarcerated life is like an entirely different universe, to the point that people on the inside refer to life outside as "out there in the world." Experiencing it was very interesting in addition to horrifying.
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by garrettgrimsley 4y ago
I was incarcerated from Feb 2017 to Jan 2018. Five of those months were spent in Edgecombe County Jail, six months in Albemarle District Jail, and a few nights in Wake County Jail (downtown location, not Hammond Road). The reason for moving
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by garrettgrimsley 5y ago
Unfortunately, yes. And I wouldn't trust the uHoo marketing claims about their sensor even one bit. I found another testing table if you'd like to take a look: https://www.cabq.gov/airquality/documents/r
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by garrettgrimsley 5y ago
I reached out to the author and they're using an uHoo Smart Air Monitor and will be writing a review of it in the future. Most reviews of air quality monitors seem to focus on details like the size of the screen, or whether the monitor
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by garrettgrimsley 5y ago
I reached out to the author and they're using an uHoo Smart Air Monitor and will be writing a review of it in the future. Most reviews of air quality monitors seem to focus on details like the size of the screen, or whether the monitor

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