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by ktta 4y ago
This might be just what you're looking for: https://www.monarchmoney.com/ Although I'm not sure how it compares to YNAB since I've heard good things about it too. What I like about Monarch is the nice UI, no
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by ktta 5y ago
When two phones with iMessage enabled text each other, the texts are blue and the experience is better-- the texts are more responsive, have read receipts, high quality videos/images, games, and more. However, when one of the users doe
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by ktta 5y ago
From an Android user's side, we also have to put up with 'Liked "<message>"' spam.
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by ktta 5y ago
My opinion is that the "green bubble" risk is too great for teens to take, and that alone is responsible for iPhone hedgemony. No, I am not joking. Even as someone in my mid-20s, I get asked about why I use an Android device
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by ktta 5y ago
What neuroscience books did you purchase?
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by ktta 5y ago
Mass immigration is also a mechanism that lets the poor* climb the class ladder * = Compared to the average American, the average H1-B holder has substantially less purchasing power, before immigrating. Moreso in the case of unskilled immig
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by ktta 5y ago
I can't comment on who'll come to market first, but invasive BCI (like what's posted), is much harder to justify than non-invasive solutions to the FDA. We have a long way to go before any such solutions will be available for
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by ktta 5y ago
The paper published says they used RNNs to decode handwriting. Similar research from what seems to be the same team used ReFIT Kalman filter around 2011, but this approach looks to produce better results.
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by ktta 5y ago
Well the numbers are all over, depending on what you look at. The number you quoted, which references EU report that I believe quotes CO2 emissions due to direct fossil fuel emission, and doesn't account for product use (which the US
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by ktta 5y ago
Your numbers are way off. ~7 tons of CO2 is what the average American family emits per year
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by ktta 6y ago
Maybe because it's been quite a while since Apple Card was released and this is the first time we're hearing about it?
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by ktta 6y ago
The fan will burn out if you use a single filter. See my other comment in the thread.
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by ktta 6y ago
If a single filter is used, the fan might fail. Using additional filters decreases the load on the fan, because there are more ways for the air to come in, so the torque required for a certain CFM value (which stays fixed for a certain fan
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by ktta 6y ago
The software I worked on has striking similarities to OpenViBE. I am surprised we didn't find the software you worked on when we were looking around. There are also other programs you might find similar - NeuroPype & Open Ephys. Ou
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by ktta 6y ago
I have a similar experience as you. I worked on a Neuroscience/BCI focused signal processing platform, and also came up with the idea of having a "Python script executor". We used YAML though to store the pipelines. Seems lik
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by ktta 6y ago
New York City has a project with Oysters: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9oUGWuKRwg
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by ktta 6y ago
Here's the comment in case anyone's interested: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24839101
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by ktta 6y ago
But how true is that for weight loss specifically? Sure the food that's phrased as 'unhealthy' might not be what's best for you, but we shouldn't spread falsehoods. https://www.npr.org/2010/11
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by ktta 6y ago
Or unlock a processor to be able to overclock it by using a pencil https://forum.overclock3d.net/showthread.php?t=3671
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by ktta 6y ago
Note that it's a 7 core GPU only for the 256GB SSD
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by ktta 6y ago
For TLS certs, you can just use ECDSA. Let's Encrypt has a ECDSA root.
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by ktta 6y ago
If the error skews in one specific direction for all the polls, then I don't think you can just excuse the polls by saying they're in the margin of error. This is some kind of non-trivial process problem.
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by ktta 6y ago
Foxconn stayed out of the cross-hairs, unlike Huawei, ZTE, SMIC, etc. Honestly they should've been since they are a prime facilitator of outsourcing of high margin manufacturing. Pretty much any major computing giant you think of gets
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by ktta 6y ago
Something similar: https://caddy.community/t/caddy-commercial-sponsor-header-cl...
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by ktta 6y ago
Long shot, but I believe they're referring to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQ3oJlt4GrI
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by ktta 6y ago
Isn't the bulk of today's commonplace technology previously something only the the rich could afford?
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by ktta 6y ago
Bad analogy and I believe you misunderstood what the parent comment said. They didn't say that an equal number of jobs were created. Just that the wage didn't drop due to the increase in average productivity & new economic act
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by ktta 6y ago
> Perhaps rm -rf / should be replaced with something with more verbose flags set. It is replaced. You'll need to now enter `rm -rf / --no-preserve-root` for that command to actually do damage.
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by ktta 6y ago
So the doctor is the primary gating factor. Even if a patient wants to get a treatment, a doctor needs to ok it first.
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by ktta 6y ago
I don't agree with the GP's comment, but: > How does one loot civilization? Colonize, exploit the people and steal valued resources when they leave. You should look up this country called England sometime.

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