...and another thing to consider learning: deep learning and AI. As the owner of a GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, I am well-equipped to begin working with deep learning technology.
Worth a shot, or am I spreading myself too thin on all these learning projects?
@bwDraco I'm a person who does physical things. I own an A/C unit and a refrigerator, so I am well-equipped to start learning how to be an HVAC technician. Meanwhile I am also learning how to become a car mechanic, a carpenter, and a roofer.
branching out and learning things you're genuinely interested in is well and good, but first you should be a semi-specialist at something - be deep enough in something to at least be able to demonstrate a level of expertise
and it should be something useful, which unfortunately, knowledge of AMD products is not
@bwDraco seems for years you've been saying you don't have time, so make time or just resign yourself to the fact that you're never going to learn anything... if you're literally spending every waking moment every day either helping your family, doing chores, or photo editing, you have zero time to learn stuff
if it's hindering you that badly, find a way to curtail your photo editing hours to make room for learning since that's what you really want to do
I have problems focusing a lot too, but at least once every week or two I find time to dig deep, shut out distractions and at least play with some tech... whatever interests me... this week it was Rust
you won't have enough willpower to be able to free yourself from distractions 3 to 5 hours every single day, so don't set that as a goal, don't set the bar that high
just start by setting the bar at two or three times per month, spending that free time on doing something interesting IT related that benefits learning
fix a bug, spin up a VM, whatever
reward yourself after the fact by doing something mindless and fun like playing a game, or buy a new game on Steam or something
@allquixotic Was going through a mandatory phishing module at work and one of the points was that on average people get distracted from what they are doing every 3 minutes.
Surely, some of you have felt it in this same room.
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I have a friend who has come to town to see a doctor. His mother reprimanded him because his brother lost her debit card. The mother believes that if my friend had handled it, it might not have been lost.
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Apart from being blamed for something that is not his fault, he is in town because he has lost a contact lense! It is expensive and ordering a new one takes a long time. (In this case, a week.) For all intents and purposes, he has been given the life's worse portion.
I'm working with a third-party API (for the intents of this question, it's irrelevant which one) and need to send a POST request to an external service.
I'm trying to use wp_remote_post to achieve what I need, but there seems to be a limit to the amount of data it can send in its request body.
...
Do any significant number of users Ctrl + f windows or ⌘ + f osx to activate browsers' text search?
I'm trying to find some usage numbers, but I can't find anything.
Background
I'm working on a page that has "hijacked" scroll events, which interferes with all native browser features that rely ...
@ThatBrazilianGuy That is true. Once I found my classmate looking through a pdf file containing around 100 pages containing registration numbers and names(for an exam) to know the location of her exam centre.
@djsmiley2k I had the opportunity once to set them on the original console, sold that to GameStop, in favor of the Pro. Flipped the settings on the PS Application on my phone and I was immediately able to login.
@Ramhound oddly I found this morning that the playstation site had changed so that my login didn't work until I allowed a load of new scripts that never used to run :<
> We are showing this as completed. Can you check the output of:
cat /proc/cpuinfo
Regards Barry
> Hello,
According to /proc/cpuinfo, this upgrade has NOT yet been performed on my system. Please see below.
root@asdfcode:~# date Sat Apr 21 15:40:57 UTC 2018 root@asdfcode:~# cat /proc/cpuinfo processor : 0 vendor_id : GenuineIntel cpu family : 6 model : 23 model name : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5420 @ 2.50GHz
@djsmiley2k I considered the PSN to be broken if a privacy settings prevent you from logging in, proper user flow and error catching, would have allowed me to chnage the Settings.
the thing was I could see it “log into the account” but logout was immediately
PLZUPVOTEKBAITHX Ooops, I mean, if you guys could take a few seconds to upvote this question on wp.se I'd be immensely grateful, it's driving me crazy:
What I need
I'm working with a third-party API (for the intents of this question, it's irrelevant which one) and need to send a POST request to an external service.
I'm trying to use wp_remote_post to achieve what I need, but there seems to be a limit to the amount of data it can send in its re...
@Bob They say they're swapping just the CPU, but what I think they actually do is move the drives into a new chassis, because the chassis, motherboard and RAM they have on there are for Core2, and they're upgrading me to Westmere
DDR2 -> DDR3, incompatible mobo (and socket?)
@FMLCat trying to get them to upgrade me to dual L5630s, which is about a year and a half to two years less golly gosh ancient
I'm working with a third-party API (for the intents of this question, it's irrelevant which one) and need to send a POST request to an external service.
I'm trying to use wp_remote_post to achieve what I need, but there seems to be a limit to the amount of data it can send in its request body.
...
Do any significant number of users Ctrl + f windows or ⌘ + f osx to activate browsers' text search?
I'm trying to find some usage numbers, but I can't find anything.
Background
I'm working on a page that has "hijacked" scroll events, which interferes with all native browser features that rely ...
