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by therobot24 7y ago
don't care for this list, primarily because it's focus is that a job is a stepping stone to something else, never a career (guess the field is the career here): > Don’t focus too much on long-term plans. Focus on interesting pr
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by therobot24 7y ago
love this lib, been using it for awhile, but when i was trying to get it running with ROS Indigo i had to backport Boost Variant ...never want to do that again
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by therobot24 8y ago
>> Ugh. First: The vegetarians that I know don't like meat. So making a veggie burger that tastes like the thing they don't like is just dumb. Anecdotal, but i think the aim wasn't just at vegetarians, but also meat eat
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by therobot24 8y ago
not a great article, but also not a great response articles like what was posted are frustrating and can clearly hit a nerve, but instead of being defensive, try to use the feedback as indication that the work that's been done may just
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by therobot24 8y ago
there's going to be a great http://n-gate.com/ paragraph from this thread
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by therobot24 8y ago
you've never accidentally locked your CAC have you?
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by therobot24 8y ago
no
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by therobot24 8y ago
this is really helpful, currently when i share my environment list with others it just looks like a mess
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by therobot24 8y ago
- Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon by Valley John Carreyrou - Why We Sleep: Unlocking the Power of Sleep by Matthew Walker - The Magicians by Lev Grossman - Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of NIKE by Phil Knight - How
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by therobot24 8y ago
very
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by therobot24 8y ago
no interest in pursuing an academic career while working on my phd my focus was on biometrics where i had a few publications, but moved onto robotics/autonomy so it took a bit to ramp up in the domain, but after a few years i'm cl
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by therobot24 8y ago
still use RSS via newsblur, hope this never goes away
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by therobot24 8y ago
Article Title: LOL wut? Opens link: "Noah Smith is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist"..oh ok, i get it now
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by therobot24 9y ago
this is a common argument by those who do not understand biometrics a biometric is a username and a password - yes, i know the purpose is to say that the biometric should be used as a password, but that changes the declarative statement q
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by therobot24 9y ago
autonomous vehicle researcher
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by therobot24 9y ago
I use these - https://www.amazon.com/Motorola-S305-Bluetooth-Stereo-Headph... and love them. The battery is worth a few hours, doesn't fall out (don't like earbuds), and decent sound quality (albeit i'm not a
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by therobot24 9y ago
There is just so much wrong with your statement. You're not a comcast rep by chance are you?
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by therobot24 9y ago
I've stated this before in a previous thread, but I had previously used backblaze on a few computers but found it was taking up almost 8GB of space on my laptop for the backup list of files. This seemed very odd to me so i reached out
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by therobot24 9y ago
well you're clearly passionate about the comment, and have an opinion about it's content however, it's a joke from a cartoon, of course it's over the top, but 'flamebait'...my opinion is different than yours he
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by therobot24 9y ago
>> When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names. E.g. "That is idiotic; 1 + 1 is 2, not 3" can be shortened to "1 + 1 is 2, not 3." https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidel
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by therobot24 9y ago
I don't see how posting a quote which is relevant to how people may be feeling about the change in healthcare is violating any of the comment guidelines.
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by therobot24 9y ago
> Of all the SV tech giants (obviously Tesla excluded), Apple has the best DNA to build cars. whoa...chill out on the kool-aid
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by therobot24 9y ago
he looks so tired at the end of it, the video is well edited too, where he'll skip over what's probably long hours and tedious failures with small or sped up clips
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by therobot24 10y ago
the politics between building and dismantling society is often baffling
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by therobot24 10y ago
this is based on Bhiksha's deep learning course at CMU - great course by the way
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by therobot24 10y ago
retinal scan is way too invasive to be deployed at this point - iris or face is most likely
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by therobot24 10y ago
i code better after a few drinks - i end up focusing more on the forest rather than the trees.
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by therobot24 10y ago
try qiqqa
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by therobot24 10y ago
qiqqa - has bibtex support and decent ocr
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by therobot24 10y ago
is this just a write up on the udacity class project?

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