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by chromatin 3y ago
> (Rocket was created by the Flask author iirc) unrelated individuals (Flask, Armin Ronacher; Rocket, Sergio Benitez) you're right though that Armin is writing Rust these days though!
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by chromatin 3y ago
THANK YOU! I have a large vinyl collection but have not been excited to spend $450+ for Sonos Port (or its predecessor which name escapes me). Getting this up and going will be my next weekend project for sure.
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by chromatin 3y ago
GREAT NEWS! This is what has kept me away from Elixir, but no such great web framework yet exists for e.g. Rust
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by chromatin 3y ago
ROFL, I remember that in the early 80s. Me and brother. I wonder when our institutional/civilizational memory of this will fade entirely with childhood vaccination...
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by chromatin 3y ago
There is ongoing work in the field of "off the shelf" engineered cell therapy. Current strategies include: - banks of products with major HLA types, so that some matching is still required, but you don't need a 1:1 donor as w
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by chromatin 3y ago
Unless you've done it yourself carefully, you can't
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by chromatin 3y ago
Perversely, this is almost the exact opposite of how to solve the problem. Speaking from experience, the real problem with scientific data (genomics, in particular) is when it is exchanged in plain-text format and then loaded IN to Excel. A
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by chromatin 3y ago
The link at the V&A museum shows excerpts from a few pages. This looks incredible. It seems unlikely, but perhaps someone somewhere has scanned in a copy of an instructional book.
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by chromatin 3y ago
While I agree with you that it's a better fit semantically, it won't happen, but not for the reasons given in the thread. The real reason is not the ignorance of the general public, but -- IMO -- the fact that even highly intellig
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by chromatin 3y ago
Fun ZeroMQ fact: bitcoind has used zeromq since 2015. This is used by client software including lightning node daemons to get notification of incoming transactions and blocks in a highly reliable and rapid way. https://github.com
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by chromatin 3y ago
Recent nomad versions replace lots of consul functionality. Consul is definitely not needed at small scale, even for service discovery.
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by chromatin 3y ago
Contrary anecdata: US citizen, parents from two different dialectal regions in the US. I was corrected as a child for using "couple" to mean an indeterminate small number and instructed that it means precisely two.
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by chromatin 3y ago
The Western world is who froze their assets :/
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by chromatin 3y ago
So is Marcus Aurelius https://www.bing.com/images/create?q=Marcus+Aurelius&rt=3&FO...
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by chromatin 3y ago
the word is "Consanguinity" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consanguinity
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by chromatin 3y ago
Oh! I had the original version ("Flights of Fantasy") and that's where I learned as a teen about matrix multiplication to represent translation and rotation!
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by chromatin 3y ago
I agree that I proposed a false dichotomy. By the same token, I disagree with the GP poster that suburbs are inherently un-walkable, among other charges. That being said, mine predates the US Interstate Highway System (which I'll use a
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by chromatin 3y ago
Reasonable people can disagree. My quite small yard in the burbs is my oasis with fruit trees, a garden, place for my dog to run, and a lovely place to sit and listen to birds. On top of this, we can walk to amenities and greet our neighbor
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by chromatin 3y ago
Yes, there is a terrible lack of nuance in the south; and Southern Mountain speech is not at all considered distinct in this analysis. http://artsandsciences.sc.edu/appalachianenglish/node/784
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by chromatin 3y ago
Unless you are a developer in Newfoundland during daylight savings time (UTC-2.5)
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by chromatin 3y ago
This is incorrect and dangerous advice. Ethanol metabolism consumes S-glutathione, of which you have limited stores, and which is resynthesized over time. Acetaminophen is metabolized to a toxic metabolite, NAPQI, which can be eliminated by
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by chromatin 3y ago
lightweight refers to resource utilization; it's disingenuous to pretend that has anything to do with compile-time dependencies.
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by chromatin 3y ago
Many who have causally read about Matrix and looked into running a homeserver have run across the reference implementation Synapse, which is (IMO only, pls no flame) a bloated python monstrosity. This turned me off for years. A second-gen (
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by chromatin 3y ago
I believe Oxide computer are
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by chromatin 3y ago
> share a read-only view of your plans I think this is because you are conflating "model" and "plan"; whereas the conventional use of plan probably means model, when playing in your Sandbox it looks as if "plan&q
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by chromatin 3y ago
If I am thinking of the same Big 10 university (orange and black mini trucks sometimes with IIRC green flashing lights), the interesting thing is that they are also driven on public streets connecting the different parts of campus. Of cour
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by chromatin 3y ago
Hey! Your rust (and C# I guess) secrets library looks super cool. I'm going to look at using this in my next project. Thanks for sharing it.
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by chromatin 3y ago
While the documentation is great, check out the essays: https://htmx.org/essays/
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by chromatin 3y ago
As a new self-funded founder, thank you for this.
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by chromatin 3y ago
Nomad is worth learning and something that can feasibly orchestrate your containers at home, as well.

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