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Yes, it was I guess that was a bug I'm the student name to email generator. They quickly provided me a convenient alias but I was still able to receive mail at the address with the apostrophe, and it was cool. Having an apostrophe in m
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I used to have an email address at university along the line of "f.d'a@university.edu". I couldn't make use of it, because no-one believed it was a valid address even though it is allowed by the goddam RFC. turns out yo
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6y ago
The thing is that cooking, as it's (usually) based on products that have some intrinsic variability in them ( plants, dead animals... ) hence the recipe cannot be made fully deterministic. I know for gnocchis for example, the amouny of
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6y ago
Oh, I didn't know about workoutizer, it seems like it could work for me. Thanks !
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6y ago
Yeah, I suspect there are no off-the-shelf hr sensor available. Could do with a BLE chest strap tough ?
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6y ago
Does anybody knows about something similar ( open hardware/source ) in the fitness watch space ? with a HR sensor + GPS ? I really like my Garmin, but no so found of sending them all this health related data...
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6y ago
LineageOS on a 5T here, everything works perfectly. The lineage + OnePlus community is very active
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6y ago
Agreed. I work on a solution for extracting data from random documents ( invoices, payslips, you name it ) for natives pdf in the wild ( not scans) we gave up : and just rasterize to send to an OCR software... It's also probabilistic,
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If we are to look at that kind of metrics, meat is definitely not the way to go..
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The name clash with Haskell's build tool is unfortunate...
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6y ago
heat pump are highly inefficient if outside temp gets below ~5 degC and that's what happening right now on most of Europe ( incl. southern europe, I saw spain mentionned here ... )
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French person here : I do too. My hypothesis, is that people most likely to be exposed, and to propagate the virus ( health workers being the best example ) had a relatively high prevalence already.
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6y ago
This. Every "smart" switch should also act/fallback as a physical analog switch any way. I don't understand why that's not the case... Edit : plus I don't want to pull out my phone or whatever device to switc
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8y ago
"The only Chef job with stock options!"
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8y ago
I'd say more than the boundary is not on a 1 dimensional axis but more on a size x time x [access - pattern ] space : 100Gb of data may not be that much to you, but it's another story if you have to process all of it every minu
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9y ago
https://fruux.com