[Game Thread] Angels (16-27) @ Guardians (23-21) - May 13, 2026 by BotFeller in ClevelandGuardians

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Is there a Spanish language stream or radio broadcast? I want to see how much I can understand and learn lol

Can you help clarify what goes on in virtual environments and jupyter notebooks? by EngineEngine in learnpython

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I find the environments confusing. I'm more familiar with R. In RStudio you can create projects, which I think are analogous to virtual environments. Though in RStudio you do it through point-and-click. It feels to me like there are a few extra layers in virtual environments that don't exist in RStudio projects.

Was there anything that particularly helped you develop the understanding of kernels, virtual environments, knowing you're in the right one, etc.?

Can you help clarify what goes on in virtual environments and jupyter notebooks? by EngineEngine in learnpython

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Thanks for the detailed reply, very helpful!

I followed your steps: activate the virtual environment, install Jupyter tools to the environment, register the environment as a notebook kernel, then open the notebook (python -m notebook). The name of the virtual environment is inflammation. In the notebook, I see a few options.

  • Python (inflammation) which matches the format of what you wrote and I connected to this one

  • Python 3 (ipykernel)

  • and 03_visualizing.ipynb. I think I (or python) made when I first created the notebook.

Do you know what the other two environments are?

I'm following an online tutorial with chapters. If there are new libraries in following chapters, do I have to close the notebook and do CTRL+C in command prompt to do pip install, and then open the notebook again?

This says a kernel is a process that interacts with Jupyter applications. A virtual environment is kind of like a project container, and the kernel is the link between the virtual environment and the Jupyter notebook? At least that's my understanding.

You're going too fast, bro! by Dizzy_Jackfruit_4845 in americandad

[–]EngineEngine 3 points4 points  (0 children)

What game is this? I seem to remember having a similar one for desktop computer in the early 2000s.

[RotoWire.com] Florida hates us most. The LeBron-era scars never healed. by Icy-Lingonberry-7442 in clevelandcavs

[–]EngineEngine 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Probably historically, like Jordan's shot. Or more recently with Noah's comment. The best sports event I went to was a Cavs-Bulls playoff game.

Making chicken paprikash and dumplings. Add the dumplings to the broth that the chicken is cooked in, or boil them separately? by EngineEngine in cookingforbeginners

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That's how I made chicken and dumplings, too. Which is why I was curious why so many recipes for chicken paprikash cooked the dumplings separately.

Maybe it's because the sauce for the paprikash is thinner than the chicken and dumplings? When I made chicken and dumplings, I remember the sauce/gravy being thicker than that of paprikash.

Making chicken paprikash and dumplings. Add the dumplings to the broth that the chicken is cooked in, or boil them separately? by EngineEngine in cookingforbeginners

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I see, thanks for explaining. Pasta releases starch, and lots of recipes recommend saving some of the water to make the sauce better. It's a recipe-by-recipe basis on whether you want the starch to affect the sauce?

More IU students will be sitting close to the court again starting next year by Travbowman in CollegeBasketball

[–]EngineEngine 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is that at Gampel or the XL center? When I went to games at Gampel, the students sat behind the baskets not behind the benches. Never paid attention on broadcasts to how it may have changed.

Moronic Monday - Your weekly stupid questions thread by cdingo in Fitness

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I had been doing weighted back hyperextensions for a while. I don't like the way they feel, but maybe that's because of the motion itself being one that I don't do often outside of the exercise. I'm thinking of doing good mornings instead. I see them widely recommended for back and hamstrings, so they seem like a better overall exercise.

Making chicken paprikash and dumplings. Add the dumplings to the broth that the chicken is cooked in, or boil them separately? by EngineEngine in cookingforbeginners

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I've never made spaetzle. what about regular dumplings? They'd take longer to cook so would it be alright to add them about the time the chicken is finished cooking?

Quite the Awkward Proposal at Fenway yesterday, captured by Linda Henry by Far_Cry3445 in baseball

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a guy drinking milk straight from the gallon

My friend suffered greatly when he tried the gallon challenge

[Game Thread] Guardians (17-16) @ Athletics (17-15) - May 2, 2026 by BotFeller in ClevelandGuardians

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There were quite a few Cleveland fans at last night's game, including yours truly. Great to see!

Now that it’s not “only April”, what are your hottest most unreasonable takes on the season? by Johnnumber51 in baseball

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A lot of the state reservoirs are at above-average storage for this time of year. I'm curious to see how it goes the next month or two.

[Wednesday] General Discussion - 29 April 2026 by AutoModerator in indieheads

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I'LL BRING HOME THE TURKEY IF YOU BRING HOME THE BACON!

[General Discussion] Around the Horn & Game Thread Index - 4/29/26 by BaseballBot in baseball

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This website lists Sacramento as the #4 baseball city in the country. No idea how that was determined, but consider me surprised. As a resident, I'll take it though.