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by evandev 7y ago
Check out this comment: > Today, I use the SteelSeries Sensei models which kind of are modern versions of this mouse: https://steelseries.com/gaming-mice/sensei-raw [0] 0: https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2
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by evandev 7y ago
The bolt gun is not to stun them, but an ethical method of killing an animal. > A captive bolt stunning gun kills the animal and reduces it instantly unconscious without causing pain. https://www.grandin.com/humane/c
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by evandev 7y ago
A lot of the structure is wood.
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by evandev 8y ago
They are talking about changing the company's name behind Wikipedia to have the same name as the product.
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by evandev 8y ago
There are still many that have heating oil. I live in NH and have heating oil. I also had heating oil while living in central PA.
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by evandev 8y ago
To be fair, there are problems with the mirror test.[0] Not being able to replicate, reading into animal's behaviors that isn't there. [0]: https://www.quantamagazine.org/a-self-aware-fish-raises-doub...
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by evandev 8y ago
The issue with getting a rabies shot if you come into contact with them is that in the USA, it can cost $3,000 easily ($1634 to $8415)[0]. Which when you assume most people live in a household, can be quite expensive. And if you look at the
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by evandev 8y ago
USA is one of those locations, but bats have approximately 0.5% infected rate estimated. 6% measured, but when you take into account that most of the tested bats were sickly, injured, easily captured, etc. Overall, it is very hard to measur
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by evandev 9y ago
The P in HIPAA doesn't stand for Privacy.
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by evandev 10y ago
They said "adding property owners may need to run their water for a few minutes to clear their service lines." I would think that their hot water tank got some of the pink water into it and unlike the cold line the pink will slowl
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by evandev 10y ago
Even better than that in my opinion is the snowpeak collapsible pour over [0]. It's metal, sturdy and packable. I bring it in my carry on on all trips I go on plus backpacking. Pair with a hand grinder and you're set. 0: https:&#
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by evandev 10y ago
It has its own problems: https://jhalderm.com/pub/papers/ivoting-ccs14.pdf
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by evandev 10y ago
Along with contacting Senators, there is also a Whitehouse petition.[0] 0: https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/do-not-allow-myron...
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by evandev 11y ago
My thoughts (a little of a Rant) on R as the Lead Engineer at a data science focused company is that R is a great statistical language, but a poor programming language. I use the term programming language as a language which is very versati
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by evandev 11y ago
Awesome! I really like how it is "git push to deploy". This is pretty perfect for a couple ideas are company is planning.
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by evandev 11y ago
We're based near a large University and hire Masters/PhD students about to graduate first as a part time/intern then full-time. It has worked out pretty well for us.
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by evandev 11y ago
That would be great. It's surprising to me that every docker startups is focused on running large clusters, instead of a few focused on running very few images on small embedded devices. I could see a really nice continuous integratio
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by evandev 11y ago
I work for a startup[0] that does quality control through machine learning for the beverage industry. We're focused most on beer, followed by coffee and spirits. [0]: https://gastrograph.com
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by evandev 11y ago
I disagree with R being more useless without r studio. I'm not a fan of R overall, but I run everything in tmux+vim and R is the same way. I prefer it to Rstudio. It's popular, because it makes a few choices which are different
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by evandev 11y ago
The site isn't https. http://mcafee16.com/
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by evandev 11y ago
I'm running arch on my x230. Make sure you don't get a x230 with Realtek. If you do, quickly replace it with a Intel card[1]. [1] http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008V7AAJU/ref=oh_aui_detai...
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by evandev 11y ago
I have a X230 that had one of those Realtek cards. It would drop a lot and be rather funky since I run linux 99% of the time. Then it finally died in February so I spent $13[1] for a replacement non-realtek. It has worked absolutely great
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by evandev 12y ago
Actually, the startup[0] I work for has found a way to quantify subjective flavor space. We use data science, machine learning, and advanced algorithms to analyze human sensory. We're focused on the craft beverage market as of right no
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Ask HN: How long is your laptop lifespan for work?
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by evandev 12y ago
I really enjoyed this! I'm really interested in knowing more about the tech stack you are using. I work for Analytical Flavor Systems[0], where we do heavy data science in R and then display everything in R Shiny. Currently I'm
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by evandev 12y ago
The biggest problem I have overall is pushing new code. When you push new code to git, do you then stop a container and restart it to get a new container working? (Assuming you do something like git clone in the Dockerfile)
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by evandev 12y ago
Covering a beer up with a lot of hops and malts isn't so much to hide the off-flavors. Rather, some producers like to weave together complex malts and hops into a balanced product. And the off-flavors aren't a by-product of the s