Tomte

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841.
Why it takes you and an elephant the same amount of time to poop (2017)(pbs.org)
72 points by Tomte 8mo ago|74 comments
842.
See the oldest fossilized 'butthole' imprint(scientificamerican.com)
15 points by Tomte 8mo ago|2 comments
843.
Can BM25 Be a Probability?(softwaredoug.com)
4 points by Tomte 8mo ago|2 comments
844.
by Tomte 8mo ago
The GPL itself is copyrighted and the FSF expressly forbids variants.
845.
Over 800 gamers tried and failed to beat a retro 80s game without a guide(polygon.com)
3 points by Tomte 8mo ago|2 comments
846.
Statistics and ML Came to Have Two Different Kinds of Kernel Methods(bactra.org)
1 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
847.
JavaScript Isn't Scheme (2013)(journal.stuffwithstuff.com)
1 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
848.
I Hate Matlab: How an IDE, a Language, and a Mentality Harm (2017)(neuroplausible.com)
2 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
849.
by Tomte 8mo ago
IEC 61508 estimates a soft error rate of about 700 to 1200 FIT (Failure in Time, i.e. 1E-9 failures/hour). That was in the 2000s though, and for embedded memory above 65nm. I would expect smaller sizes to be more error-prone.
850.
Rediscovering joy in silly computer stuff(counting-stuff.com)
2 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
851.
The New York Earth Room(niche-museums.com)
3 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
852.
by Tomte 8mo ago
> The original author, a2mark , saw this as a potential GPL violation Mark Pilgrim! Now that‘s a name I haven‘t read in a long time.
853.
Fair, WordPress, and Knowing When to Stop(joost.blog)
1 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
854.
Going Offline(goingoffline.adactio.com)
2 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
855.
Offline Mode(jamesg.blog)
2 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
856.
Medical journal says the case reports it has published for 25 years are fiction(retractionwatch.com)
179 points by Tomte 8mo ago|66 comments
857.
Au Revoir, Eleventy(hamatti.org)
3 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
858.
HyperCard – The Software Erector Set(hypercard.org)
1 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
859.
A New Rembrandt Discovered(rijksmuseum.nl)
3 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
860.
Thoughts on the Witness (2016)(fgiesen.wordpress.com)
2 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
861.
Metaprogramming for Madmen (2012)(fgiesen.wordpress.com)
2 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
862.
Free Software Needs Free Tools: Making Your Project Open(cfp.cfgmgmtcamp.org)
3 points by Tomte 8mo ago|2 comments
863.
Draft Barron Trump(draftbarrontrump.com)
11 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
864.
The exploitation paradox in Open Source [pdf](cfp.cfgmgmtcamp.org)
3 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
865.
Blender iPad / iOS – This project is on hold until further notice(projects.blender.org)
2 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
866.
Remembering David MacKay(statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu)
3 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
867.
WA councils could make laws to stop cats roaming(abc.net.au)
2 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
868.
Fair, WordPress, and Knowing When to Stop(joost.blog)
1 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
869.
Waiting, Not Seeking: Reading as Resistance(carlhendrick.substack.com)
4 points by Tomte 8mo ago|0 comments
870.
by Tomte 8mo ago
That‘s the notetaking app that has several "editors", isn‘t it? So that if you want to use feature A you need a different view inside the app than if you want to use feature B. And if you use both, you constantly switch?

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