jay3ss

> It was clear that Trump was not in control of the surveillance state: it was working against him

> because of his [Biden's] mental condition

Can you please expand on these?

Is there a way to view the posting without logging in?

> I'm not a developer, so looking for 3rd party solutions that are basically plug and play

I think that writing an API might not be an option for OP

I didn't know about the verbatim search. I'm going to give it a try, thanks

Is this the same as enclosing the terms in quotes and using the !g bang?

> sometimes the entire dream is music

What does this mean?

Thanks for sharing. I used to enjoy writing but could never find the motivation to put pen to paper and instead read other's stories. I look forward to reading some of your work

What genre of fiction do you typically write? Anything publicly available?

Do you have a source for this?

Thanks!

Do you have a source for this? Sounds like an interesting read

This is an awful, consumer hostile trend. I have a Bose sound bar that requires an app, account, and internet and blue tooth connection just to change the settings. Luckily it has a remote so I can use it without any of those things, but it can only change the volume and power the device on/off. I only kept it because the sound is good and it was a gift.

This looks great

This is my solution, although it sometimes feels like playing a game of Whack-A-Mole

It did not go well on Reddit either

https://www.reddit.com/r/assholedesign/comments/qqc210/to_us...

Granted I'm no JS expert, but I believe that Python would be a better fit for OP due to the larger number of scientific computing libraries and OP's background as a mechanical engineer in addition to what you just mentioned. Someone else advised that OP leverage their ME background to help them learn programming, which IMO Python is very well suited for

Thanks for reminding me about it. As soon as I saw your comment my mind immediately jumped to it

Sounds very similar to this article[0]. This article helped me understand how to relate with people who are going through a rough situation.

[0]: https://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-xpm-2013-apr-07-la-...

I know of one person who worked part time in industry while obtaining a PhD (also part time) from a major university in the southern California region and another who is currently doing the same at a different major university in the same region. Both people were working for a very large, Fortune 200 company. At the time they were in their mid 20s but I was offered a similar path (I'm in my 30s), but I've since left the company

Neither does Sprite

> At one point we came relatively close to using a nuke to deal with a hacking attempt

Do you have a source on this? Sounds like an interesting read

Just watched your video on Voronoi diagrams, Delaunay triangulations, and natural neighbor interpolation. Great stuff. Please keep it up

I know of a company that requires (or at least did a few years ago when I interviewed with them) new grads to have a GPA in of at least 3.0 out 4.0 to even be considered for the position (US-based aerospace company). A classmate of mine had circumstances (mostly out of their control) that caused their GPA to be lower than the threshold so they couldn't hire them despite them having glowing recommendations from current, highly respected employees. The hiring manager wanted to hire them but couldn't. So they were brought in as an intern and was hired as an "internal hire" in order to bypass the hard GPA requirement.

If you're using Firefox on the desktop you can try out an extension that I wrote that allows you to change the version of reddit instead of changing the subdomain manually. I used it extensively on mobile but a couple of updates ago they only allow reviewed extensions to be installed.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/reddirect-new...

You're absolutely right. My main driver is a Linux machine which isn't compatible with Honorlock. I'm very lucky to have inherited another laptop that is compatible.

That didn't work for me. Going to incognito mode worked, but it's very annoying to have to do these workarounds, even if they are minor

From what I can recall from my optimal controls course using on/off is actually an optimal controller.

Edit: It's called a bang-bang controller [0]

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bang%E2%80%93bang_control

That is the fun part of building things. The novel application of traditional tools can often have surprising results.

> PIDs have been a remarkably versatile hammer for lots of things that aren't nails.

Love it

> Making an unsupported accusation that turns out to be correct doesn't mean it was right to make the accusation at that time

I agree with this and thanks for expressing what I was thinking, but didn't really know how to say it

This is fantastic and (from my POV) out of the box. I've only ever seen control theory used with cloth animation from some Pixar research papers I've skimmed so this really neat to see another application of controls in animation.

Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work