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by vatys 9y ago
Yes, I’d love to be able to do this kind of y-axis scaling in Grafana. I was just messing with a network I/O bandwidth graph in Grafana this morning and thinking about log scales. It hadn’t occurred to me to band it by binary/1024
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by vatys 9y ago
You can get a reverse osmosis system for ~$150. Maybe not cheap, but not super expensive either. Even if you're renting for a year and leave it behind that's less then $0.50 a day over one year.
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by vatys 9y ago
I use Wizard all the time. I'm not a data scientist, but I often need to make engineering decisions based on trends hidden in large datasets. Wizard makes it easy to find what I'm looking for. I'm generally using it for a
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by vatys 9y ago
I use Wizard all the time at work for analyzing manufacturing data to quickly check for trends and correlations. I find it better, easier, and faster than the internal tools purpose-built for the same task. I also prefer Wizard over JMP, Ta
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by vatys 9y ago
And everybody looking straight ahead rather than down at a smartphone
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by vatys 9y ago
> We can't create something that is greater than our own limitations If that were true we would still be single-celled organisms. Or do you mean it can't be done intentionally ?
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by vatys 9y ago
> Why were these recordings played and digitized in stereo when the records were mono? Probably to allow for better post-processing in case one groove wall is in better condition than the other. They seem to be going for completeness ra
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by vatys 9y ago
http://www.filebot.net Very powerful file renaming tool that also leverages TheTVDB, AniDB, TheMovieDB, etc for TV and movies. Both GUI and command-line versions available, I always use the (free) command-line version even thou
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by vatys 10y ago
Also, from OP's submission history, here is the original WSJ page for this with additional clips: http://graphics.wsj.com/saturn/ Jon Keegan (WSJ) also provided a link to tools used to generate this and other vide
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by vatys 10y ago
This is incredible, and it appeals to me on so many levels. The snippets that are smooth time-lapse clips are like a brief view of a lonely journey far out in space. But on top of that it is a work of art. One of the best combinations of a
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by vatys 11y ago
I've always loved this absurd document. I think it must have been made after the new logo was designed, as a way to back-annotate a fake history of how it was developed. Looking at the new Pepsi logo, this is all I can see: http:&#x2F
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by vatys 11y ago
I love the stipple picture of the guy nose-tapping his watch http://si.wsj.net/public/resources/images/HC-GU128_Watch_G_2...
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by vatys 11y ago
If activation per device is stored online, what does this mean for VMs? What kind of "device" does a VM look like?
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by vatys 11y ago
Debugging a "hot CPU" boot failure issue. A custom motherboard design would only boot when the CPU was cold, like ICE cold (put it in a freezer, or hit it with cold spray). Turns out the bias current node (external RBIAS resistor
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by vatys 11y ago
Sure, Hackers came out in 1995. That's 20 years ago. And after that movie came out, if not before, using 1337 speak online was already a joke. But the article did make the distinction that this is about the "mainstream internet&
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by vatys 11y ago
> It makes your feeling seem universal. Rage comics, subordinate clauses, FML postings, tweets, anonymous comment threads, etc. The internet makes it easier to share the kind of tiny moments you'd never speak of. Then, suddenly, w
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by vatys 11y ago
Why not both? Making an absurdly expensive gold flavor elevates the whole Watch brand, positions it as a luxury good, and makes it more appealing in China. Win-win.
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by vatys 11y ago
My favorite example of "post-rationalization" is the BREATHTAKING Design Strategy behind the new Pepsi logo of the last decade. http://www.goldennumber.net/wp-content/uploads/pepsi-arnell-... The bit abo