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> with poor arguments every week This roughly matches my experience too, but I don't think it applies to this one. It has a few novel things that were new ideas to me and I'm glad …

NDIR CO2 sensors are reasonably accurate. You can look up if the device is using an NDIR sensor before you buy it. Monitors that estimate CO2 based on a VOC sensor like mentioned i…

1-3% property tax seems to line up with their breakdown for property tax: https://itep.org/whopays/texas/ Looks like most of it comes from sales and excise taxes.

I work at a startup using .NET Core and deploying to AWS. It's a mix between Windows, MacOS, and Linux. When you join they ask if you have a preference between a Windows laptop or …

Thank you for posting this. As a Maryland resident I found this really enlightening. I wasn't aware of this and I'm pretty curious now what's going on. It makes me wonder how or if…

I was about to try to comment this same idea to defend Scott. To further support it, I recommend anyone to look at the guests he interviews on his podcast, https://www.hanselminute…

1. I could work from home most days of the week. 2. I enjoyed the work. 3. The expectation was a maximum of 40 hours/week, which I thought I wanted at the time. When I worked more,…

If you're interested in more anagrams I wrote a Twitter bot that finds anagrams in pairs of tweets from a sample of the Twitter firehose: https://twitter.com/anagrammatweest It can…

They're also posted to tumblr, which can make it easier to see the pairs: http://anagrammatweest.tumblr.com/

In the same vein, I wrote a Twitter bot that finds and retweets pairs of tweets that form anagrams: https://twitter.com/anagrammatweest It's a clone of anagramatron, the original a…

Have you tried Swagger?

Does this offer any glimmer of hope that GPU support is one day possible, and we'll be able to run machine learning and other general purpose GPU tasks through WSL?