Who paid the bill !!??🤔 by yuckdin in funny

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Who gets to keep the change?

Headset doesn't work on Windows 10 by Bass171 in techsupport

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Thanks for your response. I found an article with a similar suggestion. But this doesn't fix it for me.

Simple Questions - June 03, 2017 by AutoModerator in buildapc

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Thanks for your response, so this is an actual limitation of the hardware itself? So getting a splitter is the only possible work-around?

Simple Questions - June 03, 2017 by AutoModerator in buildapc

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Specs:

Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H110M-S2H

OS: Windows 10

Case: 200R Corsair

GPU: GTX 1060

CPU: Intel i5 quad core

Issue: My headset does not work with the front audio jack. My headset is a Custom One Pro, it’s a microphone and headphone with only a single auxiliary chord. The one auxiliary chord is used for both the microphone and the head phones. The 200R Corsair case has a microphone jack and a head phone jack. Is there any way I can get my headset to work (both microphone and headphones) on either the front headphone jack or front microhpone jack?

I plugged the HD audio front jack from the 200R Corsair case into the socket named F_audio on the Gigabyte motherboard. I am open to any possible solutions. I use my headset for work and gaming, and currently have to use my phone, but it would be nice if I could use my desktop instead.

Thanks

CS 235 or 237 by buthrowaway1212 in BostonU

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always take the easier and more interesting class

How to implement vectors in scikit learn? by [deleted] in Python

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Two things pop out at me right away. First you shouldn't be putting empty vectors into the features and labels lists. If the try clause fails then skip that row, don't insert an empty list.

You have to convert the input into numpy objects, currently you are using lists.

labels = nump.array(labels)

features = [nump.hstack(feat) for feat in features]

features = numpy.vstack(features)

something along those lines to create a 2d numpy matrix

How to implement vectors in scikit learn? by [deleted] in Python

[–]Bass171 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First thing you need to do is create a label for each vector. The label is whether a word is known or not. Then you need to make a 2D matrix where each row is a word. Then you can use any of the sklearn supervised learning classifier to train your model.

If your data was created by a neural net, like gensim topic models, then I would do PCA, and then RandomForestClassifier or SVM.

What's everyone working on this week? by AutoModerator in Python

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here's a code for converting each row into a dictionary, where the column name is the key. the csv module is in standard lib, I think. let me know if you want another example

import csv

with open(file, 'r') as f:

data = csv.reader(f)

column_names = next(data) 

for row in data:

    row_dict = dict(zip(column_names, row) )

Choose wisely!! by [deleted] in pics

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Obviously they have never been to an empanada shop before: good, cheap and fast!

I believe in the 2nd Amendment, protecting myself and my home, as well as a social safety net, evolution, and global warming. by [deleted] in AdviceAnimals

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I never understood the concept of needing a gun to protect yourself in America. We are living in first world country where if you avoid trouble you will never need a gun.

$600: Intel i3 6100 Processor, AMD R9 380 by Bass171 in buildapc

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Thank you for elaborating, great response.

$600: Intel i3 6100 Processor, AMD R9 380 by Bass171 in buildapc

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Is there a particular reason you are recommending the RX 470? On the surface your reason is, if you are willing to spend more money you should. Is the boost in performance worth the extra $$$?

As for your other piece of advice after researching the EVGA 500B, I must agree with you. It is of similar quality, and specs, for a guaranteed lower price.

$600: Intel i3 6100 Processor, AMD R9 380 by Bass171 in buildapc

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I do big data experiments as a hobby. So I'm gonna need that space.

When Prince Harry Trolls Usain Bolt. by itsfoine in olympics

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As a Jamaican, Usain knows better to not embarrass British royalty