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by fluorinerocket 1y ago
It's ok guys, the experts have spoken!
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by fluorinerocket 1y ago
Makes me think of LabVIEW FPGA, where you could run LabVIEW code directly on FPGA, more like generate vhdl or verilog from LabVIEW, and do very high loop rate deterministic control systems. Very cool. Except with that you were locked down t
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by fluorinerocket 1y ago
Make it a combustion engine and I'm sold
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by fluorinerocket 1y ago
My Brazilian wife always complains about how bad our American banks and money transfer mechanisms are.
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
Sounds like the world of demolition man
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
It fails more often than works
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
Writing code with einsum, and knowing what each index represents like time, space, element is so much more intuitive then trying to reason about just how need to transpose things so that everything works to do the tensor contraction you wan
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
I recall that in high school English classes those kinds of recursive long sentences were heavily discouraged. I would love to write like Gibbon
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
No, name and shame
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
One of the companies I worked at had the no poach list on the company open confluence for anyone to see if they looked
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
I think any university press release should be not be posted
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
Yep nuke the bad env and start over. Conda is great only problem are when a package is not available on conda forge or you have to compile and install with setup.py. But then you can blow the env away and start over.
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
Same but I try to use conda to install everything first, and only use pip as a last resort. If pip only installs the package and no dependency it's fine
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
I heard you like browsers dog
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
What's crazy to me is how we have all these random unenforced laws on the books. One day things change and they start getting enforced again, now you're a criminal.
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
I thought they had niche in finance.
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
How are you browsing HN in the shower?
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
Dallas area schools are really big on the "zero tolerance". My experience was that they care very little about nuance or judgement, just following the rules strictly
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
Thank you I don't know why people think it's so amazing. I end up sometimes just extracting the numpy arrays from the data frame and doing things like I know how to, because the Panda way is so difficult
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
It's ok to notice
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
Had similar experiences a decade ago and now I hang up if the voice on the phone has an Indian accent and block all domains that send recruiting emails where the name is Indian sounding. Don't give these people an inch.
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
Well we wouldn't have Opie and Anthony's parody of it without the original. It made it all worth it
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
It takes a different mindset but clean and legible LabVIEW code can be written. There was a small community of professional LabVIEW developers who generally write very legible and good code. Different from what most people are used to but g
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
Disappointed this ain't about linear algebra
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
Would FEM be useful for that kind problem? It's more for figuring out if your structure will take the load, where stress concentrations are, what happens with thermal expansion. FEM won't do much for figuring out what the toleranc
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
What kind of political action can we take to stop this infuriating practice?
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
The Russian disinfo thing does seem to be blown away out proportion
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
Yes!! Such a classic
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
500ug is nuts
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by fluorinerocket 2y ago
Bracket free-ness is still my favorite part of python

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