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timeout = 10000;

devices: ({
  name: "MX Master 3S";

  smartshift: {
    on: true;
    threshold: 15;
    torque: 50;
  };

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am charlienewey on github.
• I am cn_ (https://keybase.io/cn_) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASAxWKkg_qSGU5Y90rHM8Mb8agyt2d8yVE6bW-3FWpFDnQo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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% Q11: Compute and plot a 3-d graph of the posterior probability of one cls
figure;
xs = -5:0.2:5;
[X1, X2] = meshgrid(xs, xs);

% My method
%numerator = ((1/2) * mvnpdf([X1(:), X2(:)], m2', C));
%denominator = ((1/2) * mvnpdf([X1(:), X2(:)], m1', C)) + ((1/2) * mvnpdf([X1(:), X2(:)], m2', C));
%p_wj = numerator ./ denominator;
%p_wj = reshape(p_wj, length(xs), length(xs));

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I'm not an Apple evangelist - I use a lot of different operating systems (FreeBSD, Arch Linux, Ubuntu, OS X, etc) at home and at work - I just happen to use OS X sometimes (and like it).

OS X is actually a pretty good operating system (the only major caveat to this being the filesystem, which is pants):

• The underlying OS is essentially a fork of BSD/NeXTStep - BSD is (very) well known for being stable, fast, and memory-efficient. OS X has absorbed many of these traits
• The last few versions of OS X are Unix certified - and because Darwin is based on BSD, it's also POSIX compliant... which means it's pretty much the same to use as on the command-line many other Unix systems
• The OS will run most software you throw at it - certainly most things that on a Linux machine with the help of brew or port. I've never had any significant problems, and I've been using my laptop for software development for several years. OS X is also very

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import random

class Door(object):
    def __init__(self, has_car):
        self.has_car = has_car
        self.selected = False


class Game(object):
    def __init__(self):