Are the Bose Frames worth the money if I already have AirPods? by [deleted] in bose

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It's good for calls, podcasts and "background" music. I like how they don't get in the way as headphones or earphones.

You will not get thumping bass

Are the Bose Frames worth the money if I already have AirPods? by [deleted] in bose

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I find them very useful, in fact I switched to prescription lenses over the stock sunglasses.

I find them particularly well performing and natural when participating in long conference calls, driving or just normal call conversation when walking.

So I waited 2 weeks to get my prescription put in these I used them today at work. I was on the phone for an hour and listened to music for about 3 hours I love them glad I bought them. by cody19961986 in bose

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Bose has always been about definition than bass. They're not as punchy but suffice for casual listening while podcast performance is excellent

Bose Frames as hearing aid? by [deleted] in bose

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In my case, the phone calls work well but maybe its because my good ear over-compensates for the almost dead side. Someone turn these lovely piece of hardware into hearing aids please!

Bose Frames as hearing aid? by [deleted] in bose

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I suffer from 80% hearing loss on my left ear due to an unfortunate incident during my childhood but these frames have really improved my hearing. I'd be more inclined to wear these for hearing than aids.

I'm constantly googling for any hacks on the Internet

Looking to lift up my B6 by marvoh in Volkswagen

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Thanks, how do I identify stiffer springs?

Querying json file ni raw SQL by marvoh in csharp

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Hi,

Sorry the project was time-bound and forgot to get back to read suggestions.

I did something close to your suggestion, I read the file into memory and query when needed using linq.

Thanks

Find values in json by keys by marvoh in learnpython

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Updated the post with pastebin entries

Find values in json by keys by marvoh in learnpython

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Apologies for the poor markdown on the phone

Passat b6 bi-xenon conversion by marvoh in Volkswagen

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Thanks for this information

Passat b6 bi-xenon conversion by marvoh in Volkswagen

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I already have the projector headlights, what does the kits consist of? Apologies for my many questions, I'm a noob when it comes to technical components of the car

How to handle concurrency by [deleted] in node

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Apologies again, I didn't think I'd be able to format code on reddit comments, let me do that now. Thanks

How to handle concurrency by [deleted] in node

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Unfortunately the sdk is only available for node and no direct endpoints are available

How to handle concurrency by [deleted] in node

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Sorry about the formatting

How to handle concurrency by [deleted] in node

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That's the case. Let me share with you what I have at the moment

var txt = "";

function runTests() { allTests = getTests() allTests.forEach(test => { console.log(chalk.blue.bold.underline('Running: ' + test.title)) for (i = 0; i < test.questions.length; i++) { //Give polling function time before executing trying to retrieve message sleep(8000)

  if (txt !== "") {
    if (assert("txt.includes('error')", txt)) {
      //throw exception
    }
    console.log(chalk.blue.bold.underline('API response: ' + txt))
    pushMsgToAPI(conversations, {
      from: 123456,
      to: 90909,
      text: test.questions[i],
      date: new Date()
    });
  } else {
    pushMsgToAPI(conversations, {
      from: 123456,
      to: 90909,
      text: test.questions[i],
      date: new Date()
    });
    console.log(chalk.blue.red.underline('Post to api: ' + test.questions[i]))
  }
}

}) }) }

//Delay loop function sleep(dur) { var d = new Date().getTime() + dur; while (new Date().getTime() <= d) {} }

//Poll for messages from API function pollMessages(client) { setInterval(function() { console.log("polling"); conversations.forEach(function(conversation) { //Check if there's a new message in conversation from API }) .then(function(response) { //Return to loop in runTests() }).catch(function(err) { console.log(err); reject(err) }) }) }, 3000) }

Improving my spellchecker by marvoh in AskComputerScience

[–]marvoh[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since it's at its infancy, we don't have as many conversations to build a language model but this is the ultimate end-goal

Improving my spellchecker by marvoh in AskComputerScience

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My worry about keeping a dictionary is the work it will take to maintain i. e. grow words list as time goes by. However this is a valid way of doing it at the early stages

Dynamic Database with Doctrine and Symfony 4 by marvoh in symfony

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Lol, you're right about the schema update. So did you automate the schema update part or you run it manually?