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jay3ss
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If you already have a bachelor's degree, then Georgia Tech's OMSCS is a good option for a CS master's. The tuition is fairly low, especially if you take multiple courses per term (about $10k to $12k, I believe) and it's
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5y ago
> It was clear that Trump was not in control of the surveillance state: it was working against him > because of his [Biden's] mental condition Can you please expand on these?
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5y ago
Is there a way to view the posting without logging in?
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5y ago
> I'm not a developer, so looking for 3rd party solutions that are basically plug and play I think that writing an API might not be an option for OP
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5y ago
I didn't know about the verbatim search. I'm going to give it a try, thanks
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5y ago
Is this the same as enclosing the terms in quotes and using the !g bang?
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5y ago
> sometimes the entire dream is music What does this mean?
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5y ago
Thanks for sharing. I used to enjoy writing but could never find the motivation to put pen to paper and instead read other's stories. I look forward to reading some of your work
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5y ago
What genre of fiction do you typically write? Anything publicly available?
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Do you have a source for this?
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5y ago
Thanks!
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Do you have a source for this? Sounds like an interesting read
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This is an awful, consumer hostile trend. I have a Bose sound bar that requires an app, account, and internet and blue tooth connection just to change the settings. Luckily it has a remote so I can use it without any of those things, but it
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5y ago
This looks great
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This is my solution, although it sometimes feels like playing a game of Whack-A-Mole
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5y ago
It did not go well on Reddit either https://www.reddit.com/r/assholedesign/comments/qqc210/to_us...
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5y ago
Granted I'm no JS expert, but I believe that Python would be a better fit for OP due to the larger number of scientific computing libraries and OP's background as a mechanical engineer in addition to what you just mentioned. Someo
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5y ago
Thanks for reminding me about it. As soon as I saw your comment my mind immediately jumped to it
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5y ago
Sounds very similar to this article[0]. This article helped me understand how to relate with people who are going through a rough situation. [0]: https://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-xpm-2013-apr-07-la-...
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5y ago
I know of one person who worked part time in industry while obtaining a PhD (also part time) from a major university in the southern California region and another who is currently doing the same at a different major university in the same r
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5y ago
Neither does Sprite
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> At one point we came relatively close to using a nuke to deal with a hacking attempt Do you have a source on this? Sounds like an interesting read
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5y ago
Just watched your video on Voronoi diagrams, Delaunay triangulations, and natural neighbor interpolation. Great stuff. Please keep it up
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5y ago
I know of a company that requires (or at least did a few years ago when I interviewed with them) new grads to have a GPA in of at least 3.0 out 4.0 to even be considered for the position (US-based aerospace company). A classmate of mine had
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5y ago
If you're using Firefox on the desktop you can try out an extension that I wrote that allows you to change the version of reddit instead of changing the subdomain manually. I used it extensively on mobile but a couple of updates ago th
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You're absolutely right. My main driver is a Linux machine which isn't compatible with Honorlock. I'm very lucky to have inherited another laptop that is compatible.
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That didn't work for me. Going to incognito mode worked, but it's very annoying to have to do these workarounds, even if they are minor
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5y ago
From what I can recall from my optimal controls course using on/off is actually an optimal controller. Edit: It's called a bang-bang controller [0] [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bang%E2%80%93bang_control
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That is the fun part of building things. The novel application of traditional tools can often have surprising results. > PIDs have been a remarkably versatile hammer for lots of things that aren't nails. Love it
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> Making an unsupported accusation that turns out to be correct doesn't mean it was right to make the accusation at that time I agree with this and thanks for expressing what I was thinking, but didn't really know how to say it
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