Until you hit something that does require higher math.
Find the optimal coverage schedule for employees next week given their varied availability
As simple as this sounds, unless you're willing to wait for the computer to churn thru every possibility: you are going to need some higher math know how to program that answer.
She's responsible for this and the awful Office ribbon: perfect examples of graphic design stomping all over useability
Why she's still around: I think this is a case of people being swayed by her personal "charisma" and not facing the fact that Windows 8 "metro" is a gimmicky circus act that literally gets in the way of using Windows. Just terrible!
Most FPV transmitters are at 5.8Ghz. Used to be important that you were hitting this as close to 5800Mhz as possible so as to stay in the middle of the ISM band. Really hard to believe these 500mw transmitters can cause a signature on Doppler when most times they drop useable signal after 1200 meters.
It does seem that the FCC and the FAA are working together on this. The FAA specifically targeting FPV last week, and now the FCC trying to take back the same radio band this week.
Another happy independence day in the land of the free and the home of the brave...
True the article is talking in reference to regulated flight.
However areas from ground structures to 500 feet are the property of the land owner (with some variation by state, but that's not the FAA's call). If the FAA wishes to traverse the airspace over a land over at less than 500 feet they must obtain navigational right-of-way from the land-owner.
This is not a matter of flight regulation, this is basic property rights.
TFA is referring to the interpretation and enforcement of HR 658 which specifically separates hobby and commercial (with no commercial provisions for the Continental United States!)
My understanding is operating my drone outside of public airspace (no higher than 500 ft above obstacles) while on private property where the land owner has given me permission: the FAA has no jurisdiction
Whether I have line-of-sight, radio control, or out-of-sight completely computer autonomous: in private airspace the FAA has no say.
It is a conspiracy that's what's being investigated!
This is not just a political animal (i.e. an elected administration), this is the company in charge of tax records who is in non-compliance with the Federal law it enforces.
Or (more likely) the actual conspiracy has more connections, enough that someone is covering them up.
True, clueless politicians made last minutes changes like, "don't show them raw premium, sticker shock, make them do subsidy calculation first" a week before roll out. True, dimwitted bureaucrats gave out contracts with idiotic levels of fragmentation and blame-dodgeability. Obama raised expectations insanely by saying "as easy as buying books in Amazon..".
Of course, these are the reasons government-run health care will be so much better: politicians can control it and tell you how much better off you are.
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Until you hit something that does require higher math.
Find the optimal coverage schedule for employees next week given their varied availability
As simple as this sounds, unless you're willing to wait for the computer to churn thru every possibility: you are going to need some higher math know how to program that answer.
I don't think Gary is a great example of design defeating purpose.
Gary's design is somewhat grotesque and awkward: but that's exactly the kinds of things he highlights about the human experience. So it fits.
Blame Julie Larson-Green.
She's responsible for this and the awful Office ribbon: perfect examples of graphic design stomping all over useability
Why she's still around: I think this is a case of people being swayed by her personal "charisma" and not facing the fact that Windows 8 "metro" is a gimmicky circus act that literally gets in the way of using Windows. Just terrible!
50% are of below-average intelligence
Assuming a Gaussian distribution. Given the rise of drug use and non-education in the United States I'm not sure that's true anymore.
Just because the radio can be switched off does not prove the absence of a radio transmission.
Most FPV transmitters are at 5.8Ghz. Used to be important that you were hitting this as close to 5800Mhz as possible so as to stay in the middle of the ISM band. Really hard to believe these 500mw transmitters can cause a signature on Doppler when most times they drop useable signal after 1200 meters.
It does seem that the FCC and the FAA are working together on this. The FAA specifically targeting FPV last week, and now the FCC trying to take back the same radio band this week.
Another happy independence day in the land of the free and the home of the brave...
True the article is talking in reference to regulated flight.
However areas from ground structures to 500 feet are the property of the land owner (with some variation by state, but that's not the FAA's call). If the FAA wishes to traverse the airspace over a land over at less than 500 feet they must obtain navigational right-of-way from the land-owner.
This is not a matter of flight regulation, this is basic property rights.
I can't tell if you're just being snarky or you still work for Rahm Emanuel
What regulations are you talking about?
TFA is referring to the interpretation and enforcement of HR 658 which specifically separates hobby and commercial (with no commercial provisions for the Continental United States!)
http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/B...
Let existing state nuance laws handle the peeping-tom problems
So since I'm not a government agency, this still leaves me class G airspace on private property (assuming I have permission from the land owner).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A...
If I operate my computer-controlled drone no higher than 500 ft above obstacles on private property the FAA has no jurisdiction.
My understanding is operating my drone outside of public airspace (no higher than 500 ft above obstacles) while on private property where the land owner has given me permission: the FAA has no jurisdiction
Whether I have line-of-sight, radio control, or out-of-sight completely computer autonomous: in private airspace the FAA has no say.
I want 3 months of lessons to expand my skills and I've been in this industry for 20 years.
Stop talking about this crap.
It is a conspiracy that's what's being investigated!
This is not just a political animal (i.e. an elected administration), this is the company in charge of tax records who is in non-compliance with the Federal law it enforces.
Or (more likely) the actual conspiracy has more connections, enough that someone is covering them up.
No backup of the email server either? Hmm...
But I guess the NSA is piping everything through their basement already, so maybe it doesn't matter...
So critical thinking leads to dementia?
Or do we notice more when people with high mental function lose it than those who never had good thinking skills in the first place?
The people in the White House are now the ones naming the science: I'm sure their only motivation is in the best interest of the scientific community.
Just euphemisms for big brother is watching and we own all your base.
After programming for 16 years, I finally realize I have no idea what I'm doing. I'm so glad these people are out there to point this out.
Not for lack of trying :)
True, clueless politicians made last minutes changes like, "don't show them raw premium, sticker shock, make them do subsidy calculation first" a week before roll out. True, dimwitted bureaucrats gave out contracts with idiotic levels of fragmentation and blame-dodgeability. Obama raised expectations insanely by saying "as easy as buying books in Amazon..".
Of course, these are the reasons government-run health care will be so much better: politicians can control it and tell you how much better off you are.