joelvalleroy

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by joelvalleroy 2y ago
Cool! Next up, PDF reader that runs in Doom.
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by joelvalleroy 2y ago
ah you are right, I misread the Microsoft notification
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by joelvalleroy 2y ago
The Crowdstrike issue is causing the Azure issue as I understand, lots of machines using that software that all updated to the blue screen feature around 6 PM apparently.
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by joelvalleroy 2y ago
They didn’t use ChimpGPT to write the papers and aren’t in a replication crisis yet so they’re really a few steps ahead!
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by joelvalleroy 2y ago
Air bags can cause harm to people who can't sit far enough away from the steering column [1], while there are some more advanced technology air bags that may mitigate that risk, the average airbag in the average car is not so advanced.
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by joelvalleroy 3y ago
The model that the user can interact with to rotate and pan on this website performed amazingly.
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by joelvalleroy 3y ago
Amazon found a way to make money ;) https://aws.amazon.com/braket/
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by joelvalleroy 4y ago
We know.
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by joelvalleroy 5y ago
Their job is to enforce safety, not good business decisions. :)
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by joelvalleroy 5y ago
The URL bar is useful for that too (before pasting into a webpage text box) :)
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by joelvalleroy 6y ago
If you won't lose scholarships or your seat, you can take a gap semester or year and return later. Most programs do have a time limit but full time students taking one gap year will likely be fine. There's a lot of valuable things
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by joelvalleroy 6y ago
I just downloaded it for my Android, it's on Google Play.
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by joelvalleroy 6y ago
Nice work Max!
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by joelvalleroy 6y ago
Notepad is discontinued, please use NotepadVR instead.
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by joelvalleroy 6y ago
I have a buddy who did a few years in the military, in one of the more stressful specialties. He had an especially damaged sleep habit as well from this. He went to some sort of "sleep therapist", I forget the exact nomenclature.
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by joelvalleroy 6y ago
"Mental disorder" in English :), psychics are the people who read your fortune.
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by joelvalleroy 7y ago
Would 1) work if the tap water has chlorine? Can a dead or inactivated virus still be tested for? https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-does-chlorine... "To ensure continued protection against harmful org
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by joelvalleroy 7y ago
NBC: https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/coronavirus-testi... tldr; call your provider or local public health
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by joelvalleroy 7y ago
Does that apply also to nuclear fuel? The byproducts of fission with uranium is less radioactive, or has a shorter half life, if I recall.
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by joelvalleroy 7y ago
Can they see the oil? I read mobile fish can avoid it, but shellfish and such can't move that fast if they're already in it. https://www.itopf.org/knowledge-resources/documents-guides/e...
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by joelvalleroy 7y ago
Awesome! One question I have after reading the page is - what is the pricing plans concerning credits? (for automated scraping)
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by joelvalleroy 7y ago
Nuclear professionals are made acutely aware of the dose they would get on a work task, and what to do if the conditions aren't as expected. This kind of work isn't a "do whatever you feel like" scenario.
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by joelvalleroy 7y ago
There are indeed utilities utilizing ML with their plant computer archives (~OSISoft PI or similar) to find trending problems, e.g. identifying things like "This pump usually runs at this temperature for these conditions, but now it is
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by joelvalleroy 7y ago
How can it be anything else? This even concerns individual account security "The hackers "had the patience to wait" and acquire access to a number of accounts before withdrawing the huge haul of bitcoins, according to Binance
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by joelvalleroy 7y ago
I used HTML and CSS (and Github Pages). I'll probably eventually add JavaScript and WebGL and WebAssembly for some specific project pages. https://joelvalleroy.github.io/ eventually some more content might get added to