Splines

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by Splines 11y ago
Similarly, Mike Rowe Soft.
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by Splines 11y ago
Check out FIRST. If you're lucky a local high school or organization will already have a team that you could have them join. http://www.firstinspires.org/ It's a yearly competition and teams build a robot to comp
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by Splines 11y ago
I have a "smart" washer and dryer. I booted the companion app up, briefly considered what I was actually trying to do, and abandoned the whole thing. At least the things work just fine in an unconnected state. Not to be all &quo
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by Splines 11y ago
Anybody who has ever had a TV/VCR combo knows to avoid multi-function appliances.
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Well, something must be going down, seeing as at least one review was deleted and re-posted under a different name.
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by Splines 11y ago
The solution to this is to require a bug/ticket/tracking item as part of the change. Since QA knows that dev needs to create one anyway , they might as well get the credit. Where this starts to break apart is that QA can get ove
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by Splines 11y ago
> App-type adblockers seem to require rooting. I use Adaway on my Android phone. I do sympathize with content owners, the reason I use Adaway is because it has a significant impact on the mobile browsing experience. Limited screen sp
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by Splines 11y ago
I've done a bunch of playing with ffmpeg at home, and I imagine the tech stack is probably similar at Netflix, at least for the Source-->Chunk, Chunk-->Assemble, and Assembled-->Encode steps. The validation done during all of
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by Splines 11y ago
I like that approach. I'm going to give it a shot, thanks for the idea. I'm a very infrequent Facebook user. I'll like posts from close family occasionally, and that's about it. I took my birthday off my profile and h
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by Splines 11y ago
I see this too. FB is pretty tight with letting you get data out of the system (RSS doesn't really work anymore, and external notifications force you to visit the site if you want to see the actual content). They're stuck between
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by Splines 11y ago
Ah, I see. I'll admit to not seeing the show for the past few years. Good to see that they're still there!
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by Splines 11y ago
For logistical reasons, not really. It's easier to maintain puppets vs trying to keep the same human actors tied to the show.
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by Splines 11y ago
I'm not at all an expert in this area, but it seems like the codes are poorly designed. Changing them to be less descriptive, and allowing for more codes to be applied to a single case would be more efficient. "Bitten by" an
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by Splines 11y ago
It would have been interesting to explore characters as they age throughout the show. Given the shows longevity it could have been really interesting to have a varied set of characters age right along with the viewers. Children could ident
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by Splines 11y ago
I don't mind ads inside my content, as long as it's not too obvious. My family has been watching The Amazing Race. It's an enjoyable reality show with not much drama. Ford and Travelocity are all over the show, but it fits
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by Splines 11y ago
Not to be that guy, but I cut the cord, and it's seriously like a breath of fresh air. It's like discovering ad-blockers in the era of incessant pop-ups and flash ads.
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(I don't know what this has to do with the article, but it's an interesting question) Sure, why not? Games are just a simulation of something, and an AI assist removes some of the user-interacting parts of that simulation. You do
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by Splines 11y ago
Personally I don't bother anymore. If the project that is on kickstarter will succeed, then I'll be able to buy them when they do and not have to wait. If they fail, I wouldn't have gotten anything, and I get to keep my mon
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by Splines 11y ago
If you have any questions, send me an email and I can help. See profile for email.
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Ubergram
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It does do automatic updates as long as it's running.
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xperf/wpr. Launch wprui, select First Level Triage and Disk I/O and File I/O, make sure logging mode is set to Memory, then click Start. Let it run for a minute, click Stop, then open up the generated ETL in WPA. From there
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by Splines 11y ago
FWIW, I use OneNote to do this. One section per month, and then a tab for every week. I put high level tasks under each week and put my notes in as appropriate. I tried using org-mode but it took too much time to learn when the alternativ
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This seems like the easiest way to get it working now. In fact, you could do the inverse at some point in the crop cycle - get workers/robots to identify the viable crops, and from that point on stamp everything else remotely plant-li
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* Works on my machine: You can't repro a customer bug in-house. Something about your internal setup is making a difference. Even worse: You work for a big-corp that is a platform for said customers, and so god knows what another te
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by Splines 11y ago
> Having to interview for a new job and realizing that you can't pass the white board questions because you have fallen behind with the expectations of young blood. That's my nightmare, becoming irrelevant. I'd like to t
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by Splines 11y ago
Deus Ex: Human Revolution's interior design is quite striking, although I'm completely uneducated in this area. There's an interesting analysis done by an architecture student here: https://www.youtube.com/pl
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by Splines 11y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gMjJNGg9Z8 (wait 30 seconds)
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If Telegram is so terrible, why is there so much hubbub in the news about terrorists using it? (Counterpoint: Maybe because since it's broken, allowing the media to perpetuate how secure Telegram is can only be beneficial. "Gosh d
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by Splines 11y ago
It's difficult to rank all the content that is posted on Facebook - filtering by time is one easy pivot, but IMO it becomes difficult to pull the signal out (I find twitter to be a torrent of data I can't keep up with). The upside

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