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At least currently the images are never seen by a person and are deleted after ATR.

I have had nothing but issues with HDMI. Doing development and trying to integrate HDMI into a hardware design. Everything should just be Display Port. No question. It is a racket.

My son has a peanut allergy. He was deemed very severe. He started treatment daily peanut doses. Starting at 5 mg. He is now eating 4 peanuts a day and counting. Zero issues with exposure now. If you have a kid with a peanut allergy find an allergist who will desensitize them.see https://www.palforzia.com/

It would be interesting to see how it compares to https://gitlab.mpcdf.mpg.de/mtr/pocketfft. The c++ branch is header only. I believe this is what scipy uses by default

I think you just pick a problem you want to solve with gpu programming and go for it. Learning what you need along the way. Nvidia blog posts are great for learning things along the way such as https://devblogs.nvidia.com/cuda-pro-tip-write-flexible-kern...

I've found matlabs's JIT to be about on par with numba for loops.

I'm just building a new house this year and Ethernet to every room is standard in this area. In a different state in the US coax is standard in new construction. (We just moved) It varies by location.

This is exactly right. I like latex not because it's super ergonomic, but if I use a template I don't have to think about any formatting.

I know you wanted wired, but a point to point wireless link might be a good fit. https://store.ui.com/us/en/products/ubb

I think this 43" screen is amazing for coding. Lots of vertical and horizontal space!

https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/dell-ultrasharp-43-4k-usb-c-...

Same

This is a fair question. We are working with the pediatrician, neurologist, optician, etc. we are ina birth to 3 program. Definitely not just me worrying. There hasn't been aconclusive diagnosis yet, but like I said things are concerning.

Very interesting. I'll keep that in mind going forward. Seems like it could be a valuable skill!

That's encouraging. We are in the 0-3 program and will do whatever we can.

Thanks for your comment. That is a helpful perspective.

Thanks for everyone's input. I probably can't reply to everyone, but I'm going to read everyone's comments and take notes.

I'm in the U.S. and am in a birth to three program. We are seeing a neurologist, optometrist, etc. medically we are trying to do everything that makes sense. I'm just trying to figure out how to navigate this as a parent for my son to ensure he gets what he needs medically and otherwise.

Thanks again for all the input!

This would be the sane advice.

Lazygit is fantastic. For a GUI I highly recommend sublime merge.

Zettel notes let's you use a git repo with markdown files for note taking. I use vscode on the desktop and zettel notes on Android to manage my personal knowledge base. Zettel notes is fantastic. No proprietary lock in.

As long as you have submitted the patent before publication you are good to go.

I want to really like Julia. For me it felt like more work than python for simple stuff and not that much less work than c++ if you are trying to get the best performance. It is a cool language though.

That's true, but anyone can get a license.

Anyone can use ham radio. Encryption is illegal on those bands though.