Since the new patch was released, it seems weapon charms do not show in a match for me on Shion. I've tried re-equipping it and tried using other weapon charms. They display properly on other characters I've tried. Is this a me issue or does anyone else have problems with weapon charms displaying for Shion currently?
Hello, I've been using a cheap faux leather "gaming chair" for a good few years, and it's peeling and falling apart. I've been considering getting a more ergonomic office chair instead that will last me for many years to come.
My budget is about ~$200-$300, I am located in Sweden. Height is 183cm (6'0) and I weigh about 70kg. I'd use it at my desk for up to 8-10 hours daily, for both work and gaming.
I think my preference would be to have a mesh back for more breathability. For the seat cushion I think I'd be fine with both mesh or other materials. Adjustable height on arm rests would be mandatory for me.
Would anyone be able to provide directions on where I could start looking? Whether it be advice tailored to the Swedish market, or just generally well-perceived office chairs within the price range that meet my criteria?
Hey, I've been using a wired Glorious Model O for gaming for a good few years now. Today, I realized that the wire is starting to give in, as I get frequent random short disconnects with the mouse going unresponsive for a split second.
Therefore I am looking to buy a new mouse, and would like some advice on what might be good. I am happy with the performance of the Glorious Model O, and this type of wire is practically unnoticeable to me, and I don't mind wired mice unless the wires are very stiff.
I'd like to keep a similar or lower mouse weight, and preferably avoid the honeycomb shell the Model O has because it's difficult to clean. I'd also prefer a mouse that is slightly shorter, as I have medium-smallish hands (about 3.25 credit cards long lol), and feel like the Model O might be better suited for medium-large hands. I use somewhat of a claw grip with my current mouse.
My budget is around the $30-$50 range. So far I have looked at the Logitech G305 Lightspeed and Razer Cobra (Wired). The latter seems to have better switches but a slightly worse sensor (practically no difference? not entirely sure about these things), and much less weight than the G305 Lightspeed has (9g less than Model O as well). Both are shorter in length than the Model O, which I like.
I'm currently leaning a bit towards the Razer Cobra (Wired). Any opinions on the mice I've looked at, or alternatives that achieves better performance at this price, or excel in any other factors?
Heya, the images show what I have in my sprite locker, and I'm looking for a Golden Zero Point, and am willing to trade any of them. My girlfriend is obsessed with collecting sprites but hasn't managed to get one yet. I figured I'd ask here in case I would be able to help get one for her for fun as she's been a bit busy lately and haven't had the time.
Hey everyone!
I recently completed a PyTorch-based CNN project for detecting pneumonia from chest X-ray images as a way to deepen my understanding of deep learning.
I primarily decided to build this project in between course work and exams to get additional practical experience in the field, and got the idea after randomly stumbling upon the dataset that was used.
The project includes:
- Full training pipeline with data preprocessing (including prevention of patient leakage).
- Model evaluation with metrics such as accuracy, sensitivity, precision, etc.
- Inference capabilities for singular X-ray images via command-line.
The repository has a relatively comprehensive README with prerequisites, setup instructions, architecture details, and how to execute the full pipeline. I'd appreciate any feedback or suggestions from the community, as I'm sure there are people that can provide valuable insights here.
Feel free to check it out, or save/fork and do as you wish with it. Wanted to share in case it's useful or interesting to anyone: https://github.com/O-Brob/CNN-Pneumonia-Classification
Thanks, and have a great day!
Hey everyone!
I recently completed a PyTorch-based CNN project for detecting pneumonia from chest X-ray images as a way to deepen my understanding of machine learning. I'm a CS student who's done a couple of months of AI coursework, but not too much beyond that.
I primarily decided to build this project in between course work and exams to get additional practical experience in the field, and got the idea after randomly stumbling upon the dataset that was used.
The project includes:
- Full training pipeline with data preprocessing (including prevention of patient leakage).
- Model evaluation with metrics such as accuracy, sensitivity, precision, etc.
- Inference capabilities for singular X-ray images via command-line.
The repo has a relatively comprehensive README with prerequisites, setup instructions, architecture details, and how to execute the full pipeline. I'd appreciate any feedback or suggestions from the community, as I'm sure there are people that can provide valuable insights here.
Feel free to check it out, or save/fork and do as you wish with it. Wanted to share in case it's useful or interesting to anyone: https://github.com/O-Brob/CNN-Pneumonia-Classification
Thanks, and have a great day!