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3y ago
A shame that my favorite pen isn't on the list. I love writing with Uniball Roller 0.5 mm micro tip rollerball pens Extremely consistent pen with crisp lines
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3y ago
Some commands I learned along the way (on top of those already said) C-x g - magit-status C-c c - org-capture C-x h - mark-whole-buffer M-: - eval-expression C-x C-u - upcase-region C-x C-o - ace-window (use-package ace-window :
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SEEKING WORK | Austin, TX USA | Remote Hi my name is Andrew. Data Engineer with 7 years of experience. Resume: I have a Masters in Applied Data Science Devops: Kubernetes, Docker, OpenShift, Ansible, Terraform Backend: Python, Ruby on Rails
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Would it be more convincing if labs corroborated other lab's findings? Like Lab A found that XYZ impacts LMQ and Lab B, following Lab A's findings, was able to replicate the finding within some margin. Is there a way to reward thi
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5y ago
From my own practice of doing a beer fast/having a beer before and after a run, I recommend doing this with non-alcoholic beer, which can have up to 0.5% alcohol by volume.
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Agreed. For those interested in time series analysis I just finished a small project with the help of Introduction to Time Series Forecasting with Python by Jason Brownlee. The relevant section is 24.4 Rolling Forecast ARIMA Model.
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7y ago
I recommend adding a "/s" to the end of sarcastic comments for those of us who have trouble interpreting sarcasm
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7y ago
An aside: why PIIGS? Couldn't they go by GIPSI instead?
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7y ago
Why would you claim using totes bags and paper straws would help with malnutrition and water table depletion? Plastic bags and plastic straws are frowned upon because of how permanent they are and one of the most single use items we use tha
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7y ago
Do you mean twisted pairs?
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7y ago
It could be that it was perhaps a delicacy to eat cat feces: perhaps it was due to a cat's carnivorous diet, and it could be that one day a cat feces eating guy or gal got a good buzz and made the discovery that that cat had been eatin
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> some_list.each do |this_item| puts this_time end > for this_item in some_list: print(this_time) Just a nitpick: for one liners you can write: some_list.each { |this_time| puts this_time }
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I used this for awhile with TMobile/MetroPCS: https://www.amazon.com/SLIDE-Wallet-Unlocked-Worldwide-Servi...
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I get this natural high when I find a breakthrough in a problem. My brain gets amped up and I literally can't focus and finish because of the buzzing sensation. I know it's my cue to get up from my desk and take a walk, usually a
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I think what he's saying is that the approach is wrong. The highly industrialized school system is the way it is because of scale. His perspective is the initial point (paraphrasing: tests should be the same as taking a blood test). To
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I'm a non degree student at an ivy league and I took a course this semester because I wanted to learn the basic fundamentals of electrical engineering. Because I'm learning because I want to, I put in effort into things I find int
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do you have any articles that summarized the research or that you thought supported your learning style the best. I'm curious and I would like to know more about what you did versus mainstream grading/gamification please.
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This is pretty easy to implement: https://github.com/ggerganov/dot-to-ascii/blob/79fd551467457... Just replace `--as_ascii` with `--as=boxart`[1] 1. https://metacpan.org/pod/distribution&
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Languages like J make this distinction: `=` is equals in the mathematical sense [1], while `=.` and `=:` are the assignment operators (the former being local and the latter global) [2]. Although the assignment operator and the equals operat
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I highly doubt it's a Fugue state. >Unlike retrograde amnesia (which is popularly referred to simply as "amnesia", the state where someone forgets events before brain damage), dissociative amnesia is not due to the direct
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Interpretation 1: they pooped their pants Interpretation 2: they introduced a non sequitur in their excitement of finding their underwear (perhaps they lost it) Interpretation 3: when they had their flashback to having worked in corporate 2