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salamanderman
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Stay classy, Amazon
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In a graduate product design class I took, our semester project was to design and build and make cost estimates for development of an IOT product. "Internet of things" wasn't a phrase yet, but that's what you'd call
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salamanderman
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I'll confess I possibly misread your initial post. Were you saying your score would have been higher if you hadn't picked serial killer for both women?
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I'm sorry I gave you the benefit of the doubt. I shouldn't take the bait but, hey, you played a GAME that was structured such that you'd have a 50/50 shot of being right. Rather than assume that the balance of demographi
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I assume you were trying to describe how you did well using statistics and demographics, but your wording comes off sexist. It hits my ear as bragging about the disparity in the field, and I have to consciously try to change my initial inte
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Speaking for my cousins who live in one of these towns, the rich English are moving in, buying up swaths of land that was farmable or whatever, and using it for private vacation homes that they don't use that much. They ship things in
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I expect the same thing. My cousins and their friends just speak Welsh, but like anybody who's totally bilingual, they do randomly flip when a word or phrase comes faster in the other language.
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On a tangent, if someone is looking for Markdown-like syntax for script writing, Fountain is great. I've found it a joy to use in my classes. https://fountain.io/
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Someone posted a link to a prior lego sorter, and that article pointed out that there can be outliers because of the prevalence of knockoff and lego-compatible pieces. https://jacquesmattheij.com/sorting-two-metric-tons-of-l
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He does say that the simulated images don't really work. He had to supplement the simulated images with 100k manually labelled images. https://towardsdatascience.com/how-i-created-over-100-000-la...
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And if you are willing to buy something online, you could also order this 3d print from fictiv.com, shapeways.com, protolabs.com, ...
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I converged right around 50%.
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Definitely cute, short and playful. It has the downside that "toot" is also used as a more polite, kid-friendly word for fart. Though I do love the thought of hearing a newscaster saying something like "Breaking news: Preside
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My recollection of the original stanford writeup was that you actually couldn't feed the worms anything else. If given any options, they picked styrofoam last.
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I was going to say the exact same thing. I may be reading too much into the author's question, but I have definitely worked with people who had a "but I'm right" attitude that have talked like this. What I mean is, they
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So, the "goal" of CentOS in their minds was not the part that was valued by a large proportion of its users.
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Monte Carlo Geometry Processing: A Grid-Free Approach to PDE-Based Methods on Volumetric Domains https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~kmcrane/Projects/MonteCarloGeometryP...
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Ditto.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixiecrat
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Let me Google that for you. https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=femi... https://scholar.google.com/scholar?start=10&q=feminine+terms...
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So "culture" and team cooperation and coordination are not things you place any stock in?
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That sounds like you're depriving yourself of information that could indicate emotional intelligence, communication skills, intent in applying, etc. I think you're only hurting yourself and your team (admittedly by an amount that
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You definitely do get to download them. My spouse and I did it.
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In fact, Lucasfilm has a trademark on Droid and Google/Motorola license it.
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"Droid" copyright LucasFilm, and Google and Motorola pay a licensing fee for the right to put that in products.
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I ran into 3 feral pigs on a walk in San Jose last weekend. They were pretty chill, though, rooting around and ignoring everyone 10 feet away from them on the path.
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Ditto. Honestly had the same printer happily running for 20 years. It eventually became too hard to frankenstein connector adaptors for it.
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Stick with red vines, everybody, for your health
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It's more about the ability to share programmers than the literally code, in my opinion.
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To the author, I'd be wary of the fact that not even you felt you needed what you're try to make. It doesn't sound like you'd have payed money for something over your existing, albeit old and hard for anyone else to get
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