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by circadian 2y ago
Kudos for writing this, it's always worth flagging up the utility of a format that just is what it is, for the benefit of all. Commas can also create fun ambiguity, as that last sentence demonstrates. :P CSV is lovely. It isn't tr
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Not talking about work – but why?(inconsistentrecords.co.uk)
2 points by circadian 2y ago|0 comments
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Diving into the world of Linux WiFi drivers(inconsistentrecords.co.uk)
21 points by circadian 2y ago|1 comments
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by circadian 2y ago
Got a new laptop and had to dust off some investigatory skills for the new year.
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by circadian 2y ago
I had a massive "discussion" (argument) with a friend the other day, they were convinced that the internet is just a place full of trolling and nasty commentary and social media was the thing likely to ruin things for our children
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Software in Polar Science 2024 – event review(software.ac.uk)
1 points by circadian 2y ago|0 comments
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by circadian 2y ago
Definitely agree with this comment. I've been in my position for a long time and this approach does work, to give yourself somewhere to filter the noise into, where it at least isn't present in your mind. It's not just about
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by circadian 3y ago
As someone working in this area, it's interesting how LLMs have been focused on as the reason the UK has "lagged behind" in the AI race. What are peoples opinions? Though LLMs have an important place, there are numerous other
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AI in UK Politics News(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by circadian 3y ago|1 comments
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by circadian 3y ago
Amazing, thank you for taking the time to make the site :)
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by circadian 3y ago
It's a really nice idea and very good to see a familiar and simple interface, I'm definitely keen to look at this when I'm "idling"! Two suggestions that I don't think have been mentioned: 1. It might be nice t
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Ask HN: Equivalent of James Gleicks Isaac Newton – For Leibniz
1 points by circadian 3y ago|0 comments
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by circadian 3y ago
Being able to see glacial ice, both in the sea and when in and around ice sheets, has been one of my most cherished life experiences. If you get a chance to see the mind-bogglingly beautiful palette of blues available, you won't regret
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by circadian 3y ago
Seems to be fixed in the as of about 30 minutes ago (went out for lunch!)
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Microsoft Teams: “Operation failed with unexpected error.”
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Things I enjoyed reading: Jan 2023(inconsistentrecords.co.uk)
1 points by circadian 4y ago|0 comments
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What I've been reading Jan 2023(inconsistentrecords.co.uk)
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by circadian 4y ago
I would like to share some common links, as for a while I've been reading rather than writing. Hopefully there's something interesting in here for peeps to look at! :)
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by circadian 5y ago
"It's the right thing to do for open and reproducible research." I think this is the most important reason to do it. Research code is not meant to be perfect as another op said, but it can be instrumental in helping others, i
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Why I've updated my about page(inconsistentrecords.co.uk)
1 points by circadian 5y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Quick and dirty batch workflow executor for SLURM HPC jobs(github.com)
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by circadian 5y ago
"This page summarizes pretty good what web technology is capable of, when in the hands of a real professional." I was looking at this when I went to bed, and though the subject matter isn't completely new to me I was enthrall
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by circadian 6y ago
Hehe, good Friday fun, nice one! :-)
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by circadian 6y ago
I must admit that I'm ever so happy to have seen this post, QBasic was massively important towards me becoming a programmer. Kudos for the post, it's important for me to know that my nieces and nephews might see computers the same
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by circadian 6y ago
First of three roles I'm long-overdue publishing this weekend, be very grateful for any feedback! :-)
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Show HN: Goaccess Ansible Role(github.com)
2 points by circadian 6y ago|1 comments
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My new blog (recent articles on Lektor/Ansible/Antarctica)(blog.inconsistentrecords.co.uk)
1 points by circadian 6y ago|1 comments
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by circadian 6y ago
Hey HN! I've been meaning to do this for years, and have enjoyed taking the opportunity to start playing around with blogging. It has given me the opportunity to blog about Lektor/Ansible/Antarctica so far, but there's m
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by circadian 7y ago
I have three tactics that I think primarily contribute to staying interested in projects (in or out of work), even if I find them somewhat dull or unnecessarily laborious: 1. Find a good space of the day when your brain is optimally product
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Show HN: A little serial testing gist(gist.github.com)
1 points by circadian 8y ago|0 comments

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