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Lenovo Yoga 7i Review

Leave a Comment / Electronics / colin.catlin

Overall: the Yoga 7i 2 in 1 is an excellent ultrabook offering everything one would expect from one of this class: slim & light, good screen, good keyboard, and good battery life. It even goes above and beyond, with impressive single core CPU performance and great speakers. Multi-core CPU performance and graphics performance are both […]

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Choosing a New Laptop

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To me, the ideal setup is two computers: a powerful desktop and a convenient ultrabook. Indeed, even a more budget user might benefit from having a combination of a Chromebook and Desktop – a $300 Chromebook and a $700 Desktop probably beats a $1000 laptop – especially if you build the desktop yourself, as you

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Cocoa Taste Test

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As someone who drinks prodigious quantities of hot cocoa, in addition to baking, I use a lot of cocoa. It wasn’t until my friend Meg beat me making brownies – using my own recipe but with a better cocoa, that I realized just how much the quality and type of a cocoa can make a

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Multiprocessing in Python for Data Science

1 Comment / Data Science, Machine Learning / colin.catlin

For loops are very convenient. With a combination of a for loop and some if-else statements you can do just about anything. There’s just one problem though, for loops are kinda slow. There are many ways to speed up the code, the best usually, in the data science world, to use vectorized NumPy or Pandas

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AutoTS: Looking Forward

1 Comment / Data Science, Machine Learning / colin.catlin

AutoTS development has been on hold for the last three months or so. Partly that is because it finally works more or less as I originally intended. In fact, it works better than I originally intended. Still, the current development feels like a failure as I failed to use it to submit any decent models

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More Solar Panels

Leave a Comment / Farm / colin.catlin

Even in a northerly place like Minnesota, our existing panels provide a decent bit of electricity. However, they were put in when this house was not fully occupied, and because of rules – that you can only put up 120% of your current use worth of generation capability, the array size was too small to

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Native Prairie 2020

Leave a Comment / Experiments, Native Prairie / colin.catlin

Of the many natural disasters that can befall our fields, two plagues in particular trouble the lands here. The first is my dad, armed with a riding mower. The second is my dad, armed with a backpack sprayer of herbicide. If a plant is not currently laden with flowers or fruits, it is ‘a weed’

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A Roman Legionnaire in the 21st Century

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I put a handful of improvements into my early imperial legionnaires kit this year: a pilum (a javelin), some nice hand-knit socks a friend made for me, and a stab at some camping gear with a furca (a thing somewhere between a hiking pole and a backpack) in which of I have put a water

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Traveling with a Bike, and a packing list

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Traveling with a bike is, in theory, one of the best ways to travel. Unlike bikepacking – where you carry all your stuff on your bike, here you just take your bike as part of your luggage and then go on rides like you would back home. Bikes offer most of the close-in scenery opportunity

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Build a Computer

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If you are part of that privileged group who has the money and need for a second computer, building your own computer is really the way to go. Everyone’s first computer these days should probably be a laptop, or maybe a tablet. Well maybe not these days because with COVID no one is going anywhere,

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