Bedon292

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by Bedon292 4y ago
Yes, Fiestaware. Where the most popular color was red, which originally used natural uranium oxide as the pigment in the glaze. It was actually WWII that saw the US government confiscate their stock of uranium in 1943. They used depleted ur
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by Bedon292 4y ago
How do you know what the status of a connector is? I just see https://airbyte.com/connectors and have no obvious indication of status.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
They're using it as a base layer so you can see the area you're ordering. You can also buy images that haven't been captured yet. And there's a big difference between actual imagery and a screenshot from Google. For tech
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Do you have access to cloud masks? I'd like to see that. If I'm looking for a small area I'll take 80% coverage if what I want to see is clear. Speaking small areas, let me draw the exact area I want to buy. Intersect that wi
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Yeah, a split keyboard and traveling back and forth is not so fun. When I was in the office full time it just stayed there, since 95% of my typing was done there. Now I am home the vast majority of the time, and it stays home. I just have a
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Layering can be great. I have arrow keys on a layer under my right hand, which I constantly use. I have mostly forgotten what the rest of my layers do at this point because I never really needed them. My keyboard has a lot more keys than th
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I love having a split keyboard. It feels far more ergonomic than a single piece keyboard. Just relax your arms and put each half where your hands are. No having to bring your hands together and angle your wrists to get your hands in positio
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I did actually mean build time. I figured there could be optimizations within the build process which allows some specific style of code to build faster because it has to check things. Perhaps around memory safety, which could be a big deal
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by Bedon292 4y ago
It looks like DevPi may just work as a caching proxy as well. I also found Bandersnatch too. https://github.com/pypa/bandersnatch which is a configurable mirror with allow / block lists. Essentially want something
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by Bedon292 4y ago
It definitely feels a little odd. If everyone is an author, then does authorship really matter? Is authorship broken out in any way? I would think it could be useful to do something like credits on a movie. Here are the writers, the directo
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by Bedon292 4y ago
This study is specifically about hyper prolific authors who have their name on 72 or more publications in a single year. Which they filtered down to a few hundred, and then a chunk of those were associated with large cohort studies. So the
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I am sure it can be different everywhere, but at least my advisor in grad school was great about making sure the students were ahead of him in the list. The student(s) who were primarily responsible were first and then he would be on it aft
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I would be interested in doing some sort of hybrid mirror / cache of a few repos, if I could do them just in time style. I don't need all of pypi (nor do I want 13.5TB of packages). I probably only ever use a few hundred packages
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I don't know enough C++ or Rust to judge but is it possible that they are optimized around Rust that isn't C++ style? I know I have seen articles about other languages where some very minor changes make a huge difference because t
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Location: Northern VA Remote: Yes. Willing to do hybrid 1 maybe 2 days a week locally. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Geospatial data and related python libraries, Postgres / PostGIS, FastAPI, Django, AWS, Docker, Elasti
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by Bedon292 4y ago
You can integrate it with a calendar and have automations based on the events. So you can have a work calendar that it checks before doing specific automations. People have also built a variety of presence sensors for beds. With pressure se
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by Bedon292 4y ago
What space heater? I work from my basement and its a bit cold down here. I have a manual one but would like to be able to do some automations.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I have considered switching a bunch of times. Its just been hard to justify spending money on new thermostats and sensors, since I already have the Nest. If I could go back and change what I originally bought I definitely would though.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I have been looking for a while too. It seems to be a product that a handful of companies have tried, but no one has really succeeded yet.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Your post doesn't follow the typical template so it will be hard for things to parse. And for some reason all those links don't actually work, just ends up "Sorry we can't find that page."
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Colorado has had this since 2021 as well. Despite that I still see a lot of jobs from companies in Colorado without them posted. And as I understand it, it includes out of state companies if they are willing to hire remote employees that li
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Not sure I have seen anywhere call them anything other than "Cauliflower Wings" around here. At least not recently. I have seen a bunch of places offer "Cauliflower Steak" too. May be regional though? The one thing I do
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by Bedon292 4y ago
For bug spray I think it does make sense, at least to some level. Natural means of bug repellant like eucalyptus, lemongrass, or citronella seem to have less side effects than something like DEET. And may be the preference if there isn&#x27
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I have been doing a bunch of research into geothermal recently and this doesn't seem to match with what I have seen. But it probably also varies a lot by location and such. They appear to still be about twice as efficient as an air to
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by Bedon292 4y ago
For me the benefit is honestly just less content. There is only so much that makes it to the front page here and the lack of infinite scroll means I rarely see beyond it. It helps me waste a lot less time. But reddit was also a real problem
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Not the datacenter hands. They won't have access to the encryption keys. So the hard drive they do have access to won't be very useful.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
The primary reason I see for encryption is because all of the disks are shared. Encrypting at rest is to make sure that the next user of the disk is not able to find any of your data. Even if the odds are low, you still don't want any
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by Bedon292 4y ago
If you just want the latest data in a usable GIS format and not to just view it. OSM can be a huge pain to get what you want, especially if you are not intimately familiar with it and the tools around it. I took part of their messaging to b
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by Bedon292 4y ago
In the FAQ they state that they will "combine OSM with other sources to produce new open map data sets. Overture data will be available for use by the OSM community under compatible open data licenses." Anything combined with OSM
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Not really. Any Derivative Data needs to be licensed under the same or compatible license IF it is Publicly Used [4.4a]. You can internally use it without issues. And you can have a Collective Database which includes it without licensing th

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