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by Brideau 2y ago
In case you're interested, I just put up a blog post on our page with some recommendations around this: https://scopabio.com/blogs/bee-home-guides/protect-bee-hotel...
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by Brideau 2y ago
We design our blocks so that they are easy to clean. They are pre-split, but held together with UV resistant bands so that they are tightly sealed. The need to clean them mostly comes from the agricultural sector though, and isn't requ
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by Brideau 2y ago
Hey there, I actually make these homes! Unfortunately, carpenter bees don't have any interest in the model we have now as they like to make their own holes in softwoods. I'll be working with a professor that specializes in larger
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by Brideau 9y ago
As I've started to work with larger data systems, I find myself relying more on Java geospatial libraries than I have in the past instead of Python/R. My preferred language is Scala though, which is luckily largely compatible with
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Find a Geospatial File's SRID Using Scala and GDAL(whackdata.com)
1 points by Brideau 9y ago|1 comments
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by Brideau 10y ago
This was my first major project using D3 so there was a bit of a learning curve to get it to do what I wanted, but I was happy with the results in the end. I relyied heavily on D3Kit to allow the charts to be responsive, and Google Docs&#x2
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An Attempt at Understanding the Canadian Income Tax System(blog.citizenscode.org)
2 points by Brideau 10y ago|1 comments
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Line Graphs and Parallel Processing in R(whackdata.com)
2 points by Brideau 12y ago|0 comments
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Using Google Places to Discover 'Deserts' At Different Scales(whackdata.tumblr.com)
3 points by Brideau 13y ago|0 comments