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The thousand-zuck stare.
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These are “civil” matters. You don’t get pepper sprayed for financial crimes, or environmental crimes, or wage theft, or…
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I left the PDE group as a postdoc a few months before she joined. This even further solidifies that I wasn’t quite cut out for that level of mathematics… haha. Congrats on her win!
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Project management is hard. I wrote and won an SBIR award this year. A much different scale than the article, but I spent a lot of time writing the plan and budget and sourcing components and estimating software tasks. Two months in and a b
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In 2019, 87% of people took the standard deduction.
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Can almost guarantee the bigger issue is the low quality “food” options, leading to obesity and diabetes.
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I was a long time Gawker reader. Did they push the boundary of taste and decency? Absolutely. But if you want to be fair, let’s compare their worst takes to the worst takes of other rags… or even the “paper of record” which routinely pushed
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I live on 1 acre against a small wooded area in central PA. Very rarely see dead birds. The other day I saw a dead bird and a very confused bird next to it in my garden, young robins I think. I thought perhaps they were attacked until I rea
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Yes, trying to mould a microphone windscreen for low frequency applications.
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Timely… spent the day machining a mould for a foam windscreen.
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I bought an Acurite Iris for $90 and a $25 SDR dongle for the RPI (no indoor hub necessary). You don’t even need WeeWx if you just want to pump messages to MQTT… this can be done with rtl-433. Was up and running in 15 minutes with this guid
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I fully agree regarding unions or even co-ops. The managers at this job wanted me to have ideas about the future of the product... that is, do their managing for them. Why would I contribute in that manner after you demonstrated your view o
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My last job was remote even before pandemic, but the pandemic was used as an excuse to fire people... who a few months later turned into off shore replacements. Thankfully I received an SBIR which will cover half my salary for a few months.
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I was more of an "AOLHell" and "Anarchist Cookbook" kind of kid.
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Also agree. While insects stings are part of growing up, I think I only had a tick on me once as a child. Now the "tick check" is part of the bath routine for my kids... even when they stay in the mowed area of our lawn (out of th
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Agree, but ticks are no fun.
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Word. I did my time in the Sobolev spaces.
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I've been saying this for a while: in the absence of reproduction rights or some other thing of value attached to them, NFTs are a fancy system of provenance.
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Yes integration is a 1/f Fourier multiplier. But if you want to do (1/f)^alpha then it's not so straightforward in the time domain.
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How would you characterize the US use of drones? (The USAF vet asks...)
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My guess is that you have to think of the dynamics to see that the "jet stream is increasing in speed". Also... you really have to watch how that phrase is even defined. If the atmosphere were cleanly cut along latitude into "
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> I would be surprised if Amazon had the same non-negotiable-take-it-or-leave-it terms with Bose as it has with others. I'm not sure what, but there's a story on lower end, too. A lot of crap on Amazon is from no-name brands li
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I did that moving from US to Switzerland for a postdoc with two children age 2 and 4. We did leave a tote or two of sentimental items at a relative's house. Good times haha. Edit: And though stressful, it gave me a different perspectiv
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I thought this was going to be about HR Giger's "Penis Landscape", which almost bankrupted Jello Biafra's record label. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penis_Landscape
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> an NFT is an abstract handle to which various rights can optionally be attached When there are no rights attached, I think of NFTs as a fancy system of provenance.
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Can you comment at all about the tuning algorithm you use? Do you monetize this? Currently work on a process control package (for the next few days, anyway) and am interested in your approach.
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Erlang?
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Having recently started a Python project, the walled-garden approach seems to be the Anaconda choice.
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> The common point of origin for all of these is bats, right? The 2004 SARS was suspected to be lab leak. (I'm not sure if this conclusion has been revised since.) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/
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> plant a bunch of seedlings to get the plant you're looking for This happens anyway, based on my understanding of fruit tree breeding at US land-grant universities.
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