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by Cerium 6y ago
I've been having problems like that with ATT fiber too.
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by Cerium 6y ago
Very cool. I just took a course on graph theory, and immediately though of the Ramsey numbers. Sure enough he made some progress there. What makes the Ramsey numbers fascinating to me is that they are a problem that goes from pen and paper
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by Cerium 6y ago
I don't believe that McDonald's fries are made from ground potato product. Based on your comment I did some reading, and didn't find any references supporting your claim, but did find some recent articles that describe McDona
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by Cerium 6y ago
The reason I, and I suppose so many other people took up bread making was because it was an interest that was limited by available time in the house. I used to rarely make the bread I wanted because I'm not home enough on a weekday and
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by Cerium 6y ago
I have found that educational osmosis becomes less effective over time as I fill my head with bits of information. I have to exert more pressure learning to cause the information to travel across the barrier into my mind. This also explains
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by Cerium 6y ago
They are all buggy. Mine does not beep after the door is open, but rather the start / +1 minute button will start the microwave with one minute, or add one minute if the microwave is "cleared" or running. If it hits zero seco
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by Cerium 6y ago
For bamboo you see the fast part, but not the slow part. The shoots are prepared over a number of months where all the nodes are made underground. Then when it is ready the space between the nodes is added causing the very fast telescoping
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by Cerium 6y ago
I agree that it is part of it. I know that the first time I got back in my car after the first month of staying at home I felt like I didn't know how to drive.
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by Cerium 6y ago
At work we have a test for these things: "If you would be uncomfortable explaining something to an auditor or judge, don't include it in the product." I think it is a good test because there are many in-jokes and engineering
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by Cerium 6y ago
One way I have seen the integration of black box models in situations where incorrect decisions are unacceptable (in this case a medical environment) is to implement a good enough solution to the problem using conventional programming techn
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by Cerium 6y ago
Exactly, I have a friend who is a forklift driver for Costco. He loves that the work is very self directed, that a portion of the warehouse is essentially his to make as clean and organized as he wishes. The main requirements are that all t
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by Cerium 6y ago
Even if it was true that everyone wants prop 22 to pass, I refuse to vote for a proposition that make an exemption for a specific industry or activity. If employment law is wrong change it, if it is right leave it. There is nothing unique a
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by Cerium 6y ago
Sorting by optical recognition and air guns to separate a falling curtain of product into two output streams is already a product. The development of these machines are the reason that 10 or 15 years ago you stopped seeing bad beans in bulk
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by Cerium 6y ago
Ah, as in missile defense systems. [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_YAL-1
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by Cerium 6y ago
I'm working on a project that is using Nvidia Jetson modules. The Jetson TX2i is supported to 2028.
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by Cerium 6y ago
Certainly one of that man's greatest achievements.
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by Cerium 6y ago
At least you get a helpful warning if you try to declare a variable without a block.
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by Cerium 6y ago
One way I have heard of is starting with a lead screw composed of a rod wrapped in wire.
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by Cerium 6y ago
You do not need a stamp in California. https://www.sos.ca.gov/administration/news-releases-and-advi...
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by Cerium 6y ago
According to the story of Douglas Hegdahl it is [1]. [1] https://www.pownetwork.org/bios/h/h135.htm
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by Cerium 6y ago
Not only does the Young's modulus hardly change between soft and hard steel, it barely changes for any steel. This provides an interesting constraint for some types of engineering. For example, if you are making a bridge you can use be
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by Cerium 6y ago
No, current batteries have about 1 percent the energy density of gasoline.
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by Cerium 6y ago
Exactly, the unknown unknowns are your biggest weakness.
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by Cerium 6y ago
The local keyboard attached to the remote computer.
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by Cerium 6y ago
Thanks!
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by Cerium 6y ago
A little off topic: Does anyone know of a way to get the results of a yubikey press into a remote desktop session? I frequently remote desktop into laptops that are in arms reach. If I need to use the yubikey, I have to remove it and plug i
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by Cerium 6y ago
with Microchip you get more than crappy docs. You get plenty of bugs in the hardware. After spending weeks finding one you report it and they say "Yeah, we know.". I still use them. Once you patch and work around all the bugs you
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by Cerium 6y ago
Same thing here, but not for lack of competence. I was working on a project for a data logging system. A customer requested a special daily report feature for one of their projects. The team lead took the feature and that was that. A year l
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by Cerium 6y ago
I'm not sure about this. I think a lot of why store brands work is because you trust the store not to cheat you. If the product is bad you know who to blame. The store wants the product to be good because they will loose customers of t
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by Cerium 6y ago
I used to shower once in the morning, then married a once in the evening person. Now I'm happily in the twice a day crowd. Mornings I wash my hair, evening just to rinse off.

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