Ultimatt

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by Ultimatt 4y ago
This is what national copyright libraries are for. Universities shouldn't all be keeping archival copies. About the only thing they should have bound is their local PhD research which is rarely "published" but frequently hidd
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
That you've asked this question means you don't understand the actual reason to do this. I might have my own bash in my home I use to run all my shell scripts, why are you ignoring my environment and going for the system shell? Un
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
Until someone exploits the logic of the borrow checker leaving all Rust compiled programs vulnerable...
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
Then there are the people who dazzle you with both their brilliance and the shiny stuff. They get the job over just the brilliant person...
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
Good thing someone already invented NetCDF to address the metadata needs too...
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
VCF at least typically uses bgzip which is essentially gzipped sections concatenated, but parallel unzipable for random access, cram is also parallelisable in the same way. Maybe you just dont know the formats and tooling so well? Im not su
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
Sure since biology is generating vast volumes of data in national genomics and digital pathology programs around the world. Bit of a bias on HN for genomics, which is maybe 250GB for a person but you do it once, typically. But slide imagery
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
Why are you shaming someone for asking for advice? This is literally the thing they thought of by themselves to do as a start. Polling for opinion and advice is a perfectly reasonable skill in business and life. They already identified risk
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
Ive signed away all intellectual rights for every tech job Ive had. To the point of rediculously un enforceable like any thought I have should be written down as a letter for review and explicit inclusion/exclusion.
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
It's worth considering getting a coach for some of your skills either within or outside of the company. The reply about transparency was perfect. But you also want to be able to develop without necessarily always feeling like you'
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
Its worse than this. Companies going fully remote are less likely to even engage with the idea of having juniors because of this gap.
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
The missing comparison is to Numpy and Numba as the first optimisation post pandas... I suspect nothing else there would beat it.
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
RNA first is about stored heritable genetic information? At least I've not met anyone who's in some hardline way RNA miraculously appears and starts creating the auto catalytic networks second. How does the RNA appear? Slowly at r
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
greenbit so in your mind what is a viroid? We have examples that are extant of RNA doing this. Sure its exploiting an established RNA system, but the point still stands as there's absolutely no reason you couldn't have viroids dea
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
RNA does all of those functions, thats why people think it was prevalent before DNA. There are very few DNA enzymes compared to RNA. RNA provides structure in complex with other molecules which is indirectly catalytic to their activity, as
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
The RNA thing is more about what was the first storage of genetic heritable information, I don't know anyone in academia who imagines some kind of RNA world where auto catalytic networks weren't established first or alongside... S
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
So he went for reclaimed actual apple parts, recycling them for repair to keep the same Apple quality... is an equally valid and more likely reason the Apple logos were there. A practice Apple prevented by crypto keying components to a phon
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
https://metacpan.org/pod/Perl::Tidy is your friend. Think Black from Python land but far more powerful.
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
It's not as good as you remember if you watch it now :'(
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
You're not doing very well on the not talking about it...
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
In the UK its more like 10% fairly sure
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
This isn't that great. Plenty of people will be waiting to be "reached out" to. This is like "I'll call you" then they don't. Just be less of a weasel and tell people straight that you personally aren&#x27
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
LOL the idea that "just so you know, I don't want to see you again" is the solution to ghosting is hilarious. That's someone being mean to you at a level about as damaging as ghosting. There is this magical thing called
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
The people groking things instantly and inhaling ideas are actually the ones who learned to learn, and everyone else just thinks they have because they put a lot of effort into broken practises of learning.
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by Ultimatt 4y ago
Billionaires per million people is about 1.8 in the USA and 1.5 in Germany. The opportunity is extremely similar, compared with say China that has plenty of billionaires but its 0.2 per million people. The reality is very simple, all of Eur
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by Ultimatt 5y ago
1. That's suggesting you don't have any self discipline in reality... 2. Yeah why not, I withdrew cash to pay three months rent once, I had to fill out a huge anti money laundering form saying what the PURPOSE of my cash withdra
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by Ultimatt 5y ago
Scoring is super harsh for the UK where we don't have a grid system and a million small streets.
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by Ultimatt 5y ago
They bamboozled no one who knew anything. Even the "sold off in parts" bit in the OP article title doesn't surprise anyone who knows what "Watson Health" means. It was never a platform just a bunch of disjoint garba
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by Ultimatt 5y ago
This seems terrible. What about managing views, or stored procedures? AKA the actually complex stuff to manage migrations of.
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by Ultimatt 5y ago
Feels like everyone is very disinterested in the cost to the user with most "modern ways" of doing things. Many webpages use far too much resource to just communicate text. Web adverts are especially awful for this. I could browse

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