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Could you expand on how and why you think universities are creating such individuals?
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This really depends on what you want to measure and if you want medical grade equipment. While other commenters have mentioned Garmin, there's also Fitbit Sense which offers EDA, ECG, SPO2 and other biopotential -- Great app too. In th
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What do you mean a founders child was involved? Was that the person who skipped the senior rank?
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6y ago
Wouldn't this be resolved by a good README.md?
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6y ago
Regarding the GP and cost. Open access often incurs additional costs! It's absolutely madness that such a model of exists at all.
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6y ago
The VP of Amazon has to approve all visas? VP as in Vice President? Also, who's to say the VP will approve?
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6y ago
Sometimes when they offer the option of the cover letter there is an implicit acknowledgment that you will submit one. I know hiring managers who appreciate cover letters, so those who don't submit one are in a worse position.
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6y ago
Do you track your calories? Could be that with your aging you're moving less often and body is changing. Either way, you're eating more than you burn. The important part is you're aware of the issue
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6y ago
But what a great way to beat the coffee addiction!
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6y ago
> I would argue my deployments are simpler than yours. Give me git and ssh and I'm good to go. FYI: the wait time is marginal at best to deploy images and containers. My workflow is the same as yours most of the time for solo proje
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Give Docker a go on a project and you'll see its utility: 1. If you're doing this, then you're likely using docker incorrectly. Your container should be run from images that are automatically deployed. If there's an issu
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Very great point and I did the same too! For me, I keep them turned off as they're not used daily,e.g., Spotify.
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6y ago
While it could have happened anywhere, it's more likely to happen in certain cities, but would be good to know which Likewise, if you've been mugged multiple times, either you're really unlucky, are perceived as an easy targe
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6y ago
Wouldn't your phone have a flash light? Also, what use is the knife and multitool? At least for me, I've never needed either and certainly not a knife
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6y ago
Couldn't you disable those at startup and then turn them on as needed? For example, will you instantly listen to music or run a docker container after you log in?
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6y ago
What about this 18 stay in an airport is incredible? Incredibly sad perhaps. From reading the Wikipedia he seemed to be quite stubborn as both Belgium and France offered residency, but for whatever reason he wanted to go to Britain?
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6y ago
Likely your dad did it for himself, you, your mother, and your siblings , rather than a corporation.
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Sort of true, but not quite. You may infer that a paper is from a certain lab or that the first author may be someone specific as it builds on their work... But last author? Not as easy as supervisors/lab leads can change.
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6y ago
Si Mario, so when the enemy gets close you unleash an uppercut like this: << stick man drawing >>
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6y ago
How you've described the social sciences being mudded with politics is the same in large parts of STEM, particularly the Technology and Education parts. Of course, as GP stated, everything is political so securing tenure, being invited
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6y ago
>> How will you host the images ? Metadata will become a bottleneck before hdd size. Could you provide more details on this? Are you saying accessing the metadata will be a bottleneck (via E.g., a relational database)? >> You sh
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I personally would not pay for the "privilege" of such a service as it just feels forced. Part of the goal is to build a network or friends rather than simply gain responses to questions
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6y ago
I agree and wholeheartedly recommend this blog post series. It's something every python developer should read because if you're not using poetry for example, then you're making your development life more difficult than necess
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Pyenv is not only useful, I would argue it is recommended and a must. For the simple fact: you will need a different python installation than the default on your machine. This also helps keep everything separate. Tox is another great tool,
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I suspect it's because scientists were not on the ships and the purpose of voyages was not aimed at a scientific discovery in this regard? For example, imagine Barry just sailed to Canada from England and observed a bird ... "Hi B
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I'm quite confused as python development under OSX is extremely simple: 1. Install pyenv [1] and the specific version you plan to use. 2. Use poetry [2] for dependency management, which pins the python version to the one defined, ideal
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I've heard good things about Brandon, and since you speak of him so highly, which of his books or series would you recommend I start with?
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How does this differ from peco [1]? [1]: https://github.com/peco/peco
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Cows are highly intelligent and social ... What's the difference?
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What makes it gross for you?
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