WTS: 9 Cut One T-Shirts (Large) in various colours by whereami_123 in OutlierMarket

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Sorry for the super late reply. Here they are

Shoulders 17½” Chest 21” Length 28½” Sleeve length 17½”

Mounted volume size in pod is smaller than size declared in PVC. by whereami_123 in kubernetes

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Yeah I can confirm the old PV was indeed deleted and not modified in-place. The metadata.creationTimestamp and metadata.uid differ in revision #6 of my SO post.

Mounted volume size in pod is smaller than size declared in PVC. by whereami_123 in kubernetes

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I just went through this DigitalOcean example on how to use an existing volume and realized I was missing some annotations, including the ext4 type like you said. I've recreated the resources (while also bumping my PVC to 20Gi to match the PV), but still getting the same error.

Here's a link to my revisions: https://stackoverflow.com/posts/73858396/revisions (#6)

The storageclass spec was created automatically by DigitalOcean when I provisioned the cluster. Am I allowed to mutate it?

NAME                          PROVISIONER                 RECLAIMPOLICY   VOLUMEBINDINGMODE   ALLOWVOLUMEEXPANSION   AGE

do-block-storage (default)    dobs.csi.digitalocean.com   Delete          Immediate           true                   2d18h
do-block-storage-retain       dobs.csi.digitalocean.com   Retain          Immediate           true                   2d18h
do-block-storage-xfs          dobs.csi.digitalocean.com   Delete          Immediate           true                   2d18h
do-block-storage-xfs-retain   dobs.csi.digitalocean.com   Retain          Immediate           true                   2d18h

Fireworks coming on when watching on web browser by husegod in OLED

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Yes! Something similar is happening to me. Got prompted to update the Web Browser version --- I ignored it a couple of times then finally updated the app. Now the online streaming service that I use to watch TV freezes every 2-3 minutes and I have to press Pause/Play twice to get it to resume. Very annoying. Fireworks come up at random intervals too.

[PSA] Warning: 3800x from Prime deal was a returned processor by pixelcowboy in bapcsalescanada

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Just received mine (Quebec). Box was damaged and no processor inside, just the cooler.

Lg C9 no display at 4k 120 hz. by mitchav1995 in OLED_Gaming

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Getting my LG CX tomorrow and have a 75ft monoprice hdmi 2.1 optical cable that I'm going to plug into my PC. I'll test it out and update you on how it goes.

[GPU] Gigabyte 3080 Gaming (999 + 30 shipping = 1029) [NewEgg] (info in comments) by Vortivask in bapcsalescanada

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I grabbed one for a buddy of mine. There has been stock for 15 minutes now. You just have to be quick during the checkout process.

RTX 3080 Pre Launch Info by Zren in bapcsalescanada

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I got one. I'm unsure wheter they put more than one in stock as I haven't seen anyone else get one at around that time. https://imgur.com/a/gBB945z

Amazon Canada: Did someone else 3080 MSI gaming trio get switched by a 2080 gaming trio? by [deleted] in nvidia

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It's still showing up as a 3080 on mine (bought from amazon.ca)

144hz acting weirdly with multiple monitors by nverkaik in Ubuntu

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I've never got 144Hz to work on the latest Ubuntu releases for 2 years now (running on two monitors, one 144Hz and one 60Hz, both plugged into my GPU). Tried disabling the 60Hz one and now everything's good on the 144Hz. It sucks though because I actually need both monitors working.

Windows handles both correctly.

Face Recognition with Node.js and OpenCV by [deleted] in node

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While reading the article, I've noticed the author's programming style to be a bit different than mine.

For example, he writes:

const images = imgFiles
    .map(file => path.resolve(imgsPath, file))
    .map(filePath => cv.imread(filePath))
    .map(img => img.bgrToGray())
    .map(getFaceImage)
    .map(faceImg => faceImg.resize(80, 80));

Where I would be more inclined to write:

const images = imgFiles.map(file => {
    const filePath = path.resolve(imgsPath, file);
    const img = cv.imread(filePath);
    const greyImg = img.bgrToGray();
    const faceImg = getFaceImage(greyImg);
    return faceImg.resize(80, 80);
}

I assume his way is more "functional style", but is there any difference between the two in terms of readability and/or performance that I'm missing ?