dre85

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by dre85 8y ago
It's the same in Brazil. All toilet paper goes into a small trash can beside the toilet.
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by dre85 8y ago
I cracked the screen on my Samsung tablet. The local repair shops wanted more than 200$to fix which is essentially the same price as that tablet brand new. I bought a kit on Ebay and fixed it myself for 30$ and 30 minutes.
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by dre85 8y ago
Cool story, but I'm still not totally sold on 3d printers. Could you not achieve the exact same effect with traditional arts and crafts like origami? I'm sure if you want to spend 75+hours building a bouquet, an origami one would
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by dre85 8y ago
I also found that to be an awesome little tidbit. Just human nature I guess... "I wish it wasn't like this! But it's the most convenient so click click click!"
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by dre85 8y ago
I am not torn on this at all. You are 100% right. If you send a link like this as a reply, it's super rude and unnecessary. I feel super grateful to be in a position where jobs hunt me instead of the typical bs in every other field of
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by dre85 8y ago
I'll preface this with saying that I own two cars and in general like cars. However, I think personal motorized transportation along with industrialized animal farming are for me among the two biggest evils that arose in the last centu
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by dre85 8y ago
Coming to a Facebook quiz near you! Discover your D-factor! Are you darker than your (also discoverable) celebrity alter - ego?
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by dre85 8y ago
Every error message ever written in R: "Error" Hmmmmm, okay after 20 minutes of squinting at the script I see there's a lowercase letter at the header name of the last column somewhere in the middle of the 200 lines...now we
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by dre85 8y ago
I wonder what percentage of owners actually have the courage to turn on autopilot? How many people here would/do?
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by dre85 8y ago
I've always wondered about the legalities of such things. How is it okay for a company to legally sell a hack of another company's technology? Is it because they only sell to the police? If this is okay, then where is the actual l
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by dre85 9y ago
Ok. I think that would be incredible to have a website where you could just search for projects and features within projects then just get paid per PR to implement that specific feature/bug fix.
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by dre85 9y ago
I could be misunderstanding, but is this also supposed to be a database of "clients" looking for devs or no? Basically, I'm missing the link between clients and devs. Like if I have a few spare hours here and there to do some
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by dre85 9y ago
I actually enjoyed this interpretation. In a way it kind of made me less disappointed that I watched that entire crappy-ass movie.
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by dre85 9y ago
I guess all it takes is one request to a non-https site?
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by dre85 9y ago
I feel like productivity could be gained by having more specialized developers going forward. Instead of expecting every programmer and new hire to be a master of everything and anything, hire a specialist. I think it would be awesome if ev
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by dre85 9y ago
Getting manual transmission with all of the other bells and whistles is pretty tough as well in North America. As soon as you want a package that isn't the very basic, in comes the automatic.
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by dre85 9y ago
I actually have a xps13 dual booting Ubuntu and Windows. It's gorgeous, fast and portable. The only thing that sucks is the track pad, but I mainly just dock it anyway so it doesn't annoy me too often.
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by dre85 9y ago
Are they intentionally trying to optimize bezel real estate? Like for people who add a lot of post-its to the side of their screens?
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by dre85 9y ago
Desktops are easier to deal with, but I installed Pi-hole with the hope of solving the issue on my Android phone. I've had it running for some months now and while it works it's certainly not a perfect solution. Even with it runni
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by dre85 9y ago
I upgraded today and it took me a few seconds to figure out where to click to open my editor. I have vscode right below sublime and the icon colors became almost identical. It was a mini wtf moment. One thing I've learned as a develope
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by dre85 9y ago
I think this hits the nail right on the head. Agreed 100%.
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by dre85 9y ago
Thanks for that explanation! I just wanted to confirm that it's an inherent property of the LFSR.
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by dre85 9y ago
I didn't quite understand why this is guaranteed to reach every pixel coordinate? Is there something inherent about LFSR that generates complete sequences within the cycle? So elements are never repeated or omitted?
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by dre85 9y ago
Is the software open sourced? This looks like it would translate into a fun hack-a-day project. At first sight, the required hardware seems pretty basic, or? It would be awesome if someone replicated it with a RaspPi or something and posted
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by dre85 9y ago
This article seems to imply that only Roman marine concrete is more lasting because of the ongoing reaction with the sea water, but I was under the impression that all Roman concrete was more lasting... Is it just the presence of rebar that
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by dre85 10y ago
I have a Dell xps 13 with skylake. I absolutely love it. They even have kabylake now and it's cheaper than the mbp.
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by dre85 10y ago
As far as I understand, NN is used here to find patterns which discriminate between sample cohorts (healthy vs disease). Peak finding gives you a list of peaks, but it doesn't tell you which of them discriminate between cohorts.
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by dre85 10y ago
I find this very interesting. As a related topic, would it be possible to use deep learning to classify samples based on the quantities of pre-identified chemicals? If so, how would this work roughly? Does anybody have any ideas? Traditiona
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by dre85 10y ago
I was more so going for the point that it doesn't propel you into a different socio-economic class. 500$ is not necessarily a higher education or a better job, it's more like an extra few overtime shifts.
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by dre85 10y ago
"Remarkable" things happen when kids grow up in projects, such as earning 500 bucks more ANNUALLY. Maybe the authors managed to p-hack their way to some statistical significance with this number, but I would think that the life si

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