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by dsnuh 9y ago
OP clarified it as a general topic of discussion in the industry, and not specifically about CircleCI. Other companies in the space respond with what they are doing. I saw it as a completely on-topic post, and assumed the best of his intent
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by dsnuh 9y ago
What about River? Looks like there is an R package and an abandoned Apache project that use the name, but maybe not that confusing given context.
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Amazing accomplishment! Strange thought: A future where we have VR world records, crossing a virtual realtime ocean. Sitting for days in a chair, rowing and rowing.
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I will have to check that one out! I just finished the first lecture in "Our Night Sky" for my stepdaughter's science report. Very good content. I really like that all of these people sound like they lead the local chapter of
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Maybe this is common knowledge, but I recently stumbled across "The Great Courses" on Amazon Video. There is a free 7 day trial, and the content I have viewed so far is pretty top notch. I'm not an Amazon shill, and subscript
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The Great Courses on Amazon Video(amazon.com)
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At first I didnt understand why either, but looking at poem more and thinking about if I were writing it; I think he did it so he could use the "Thirty two and a third" line. It's much more dramatic and stimulating ("...
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Absolutely. "Hunter" seems like a perfectly acceptable name for something that collects data, and I can almost guarantee that the vast majority of Americans have never even heard of the term. Most Americans in my experience have h
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Agreed. I hope it is a turning point too. Now I wish we could have a national dialog about alcohol in this country.
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My strategy is to look for the people working there around retirement age. A lot of times they have been tradesman or contractors, and are working part time for some extra money.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Thanks for the information! Good luck with the project!
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I'm just seeing this today. Great work! Looks like it could be very useful! Would it be possible to integrate this into something like a Palo Alto, so that you could instantly add new blocking rules for any content containing one of th
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Might depend on your age group. If you were (un)lucky enough to be of home buying age during the 2005ish period, you could get a "NINJA" (No Income? No Job? Approved!) loan. This let you sneak around PMI and even having a down pay
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Why do you reject them?
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I hope GP doesn't take this the wrong way, as I am sure their friends may have had truly terrible experiences. It's not a myth, but it is also something that has been overly demonized. No, LSD doesn't make you think you can f
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by dsnuh 9y ago
A little background - LSD was my first drug. I started when I was 13, before I ever had a drink of liquor, or a puff from a cigarette. I tripped probably 75 times between the ages of 13-23. I firmly believe the same. Every person (without k
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Forgive me if this is a naive question, as I am not well versed in ML. Would it be possible to train using Mechanical Turk so that you get real human feedback and perception of quality?
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by dsnuh 9y ago
^this So many great shows too. Such an awesome resource for fans.
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And yes, the Lord of Light was one of the minor plots that I was most interested in. It's a shame they gave it short shrift.
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Of course, you're correct. It's been about 5 years since I read the books, and all the Greystokes, Boltmonts,and Tannisters bleed together. ;)
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There are some things they dropped from the books that have really disappointed me. Mostly the whole Lady Greyheart story arc, which I fear will be quickly dropped from any hypothetical new books in the series from GRRM.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
Oh totally, this isn't something I would see Google doing, and I agree that Photos is definitely a more sensible place for this to start showing up for their consumers en masse. This would definitely a targeted startup type product. If
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by dsnuh 9y ago
An on-prem storage solution specifically targeting these features at professional photographers would sell. Storage is always a problem with every photographer I have met. They keep stacks of external USB drives or burn archives to DVD. The
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by dsnuh 9y ago
My ex-wife is a professional photographer. She does weddings, boudoir, and portraits mostly. Here's the thing. If she had say, 2 shoots in a week, maybe a total of say 8 hours of shooting time, the selection, editing, and styling of th
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by dsnuh 9y ago
http://supersadtruelovestory.com Interesting book that centers around some of these themes. Worth a read if you haven't yet.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
See @arrrvalue's comment above.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
My guess is sleep apnea.
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by dsnuh 9y ago
I've been on venlafaxine 75mg (prescribed 150mg, but didn't like the increased side effects) for about a year now, I felt elevated mood a bit, but it did little to address bipolar cycling in my case. Recently I was prescribed Lami
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by dsnuh 10y ago
My kids actually caught on to Voxatron (PICO-8's 3D sibling) a little easier than PICO-8. I think Minecraft has a lot to do with that. AFAIK both are Lua based, not Python. Both programs are absolutely recommended and are a joy even if
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by dsnuh 10y ago
Be sure to get the PICO-8 bundled with Voxatron for only a few bucks more!

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