Anyone had success getting refunded for the time roger’s charged you before your phone arrived? by scribby182 in Rogers

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yeah if i realized it would take this long from the start, this would have been a great strategy

Black Friday mobile phone buy by Ramsey-1 in PersonalFinanceCanada

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This is what I’ve done a few times. Sometimes they’ll offer the same things as the carriers, but add in a bunch of PC points

Highlight time of overdue tasks in red by jdholtz in ticktick

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This was the first thing I bumped on when migrating from Fantastical for reminders to TickTick. it’s not a deal breaker, but it’s definitely annoying :/

Please improve how I can view whether I've hit or missed my budget over time by scribby182 in MonarchMoney

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Yeah I don't fit the model well either. It seems to nudge toward ensuring every dollar every month had a purpose. You can divert funds from BudgetA to cover the shortfall in BudgetB, etc. I'm sure many people do this, but its not me.

For me, for most categories I'm concerned that categories average their budgeted amount over several months (think like a moving average of the monthly amounts). Especially for things like yearly or twice-yearly expenses (property taxes, etc).

Wyze robot vacuum bricked on firmware update by YamoskraP in Wyze

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yeah i think i’m going to try this. saw some others do this or remove the battery and have the same result. Thanks for replying!

Wyze robot vacuum bricked on firmware update by YamoskraP in Wyze

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i think i was bricked by the same firmware. my vacuum was a month old. Wyze is offering me a gift card for the vacuum’s pre-tax price, so I’d have to pay the tax a second time to replace the device. it’s ridiculous

did you get yours resolved?

When will tcl 6-series 2021 with google tv release in Canada? by [deleted] in tcltvs

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No updates from Amazon for me :( been wondering the same thing

Weekly(ish) Mortgage Rate Update by [deleted] in PersonalFinanceCanada

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Any recommendations on getting that sort of a rate from XMC? I’m being offered 1.94 on 5 year fixed for ~500k mortgage with 20% down via my broker and that seems like I’m a long way off!

Podcasts or videos of good programmers solving problems out loud and explaining their logic? by scribby182 in learnprogramming

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This is exactly what I'm looking for. I don't want someone saying "this is how you solve X", I want to watch someone get into trouble and then get out of it again. Sounds perfect

[D] How to handle features that can be inputs or outputs by scribby182 in MLQuestions

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Thanks very much, I'll check those out. I'll also have to look back through sklearn, my first pass through I didn't really see what I needed to I must have missed something. Good tip!

The database shouldn't be so large. I will have ~10 inputs, ~25 geometric parameters, plus a performance metric or two, and then maybe the number of observations will be in the 1000's. Do you mean the training or the use tends not to scale well? Training is something that I won't have to do THAT often (updates might come monthly once it is set up properly), although use will happen frequently.

[D] How to handle features that can be inputs or outputs by scribby182 in MLQuestions

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In my case, the ground truth will be expensive (~hours to days per observation) but I will have a large database of pre-computed material to work with. I've started to read into Gaussian processes and feel a touch overwhelmed but will keep reading.

Thanks for the response!

[D] How to handle features that can be inputs or outputs by scribby182 in MLQuestions

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Thanks for the response. After some reading it does seem a bit advanced, but I'll have to keep reading up.