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961.
by debo_ 5y ago
Agreed! I'm confused by the number of comments that suggest this was a waste of time because other potentially similar implementations exist. There could be a hundred of these and I'd still be interested in looking at them.
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The Deep Sea(neal.fun)
3 points by debo_ 5y ago|0 comments
963.
by debo_ 5y ago
Winterlight Labs | Toronto, Canada | Full-Time, Hybrid-remote | https://winterlightlabs.com/ We analyse the acoustics and content of speech and language to help identify disease and quantify its severity. We work with life
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Performance artist is moving 50 tonnes of sand from one pile to another(theglobeandmail.com)
1 points by debo_ 5y ago|0 comments
965.
by debo_ 5y ago
I found the parts where the author wove the Metroid 2 experience into their own reality to be much more moving than I expected such a combination could be. Thanks to the sharer for posting this.
966.
by debo_ 5y ago
Or perhaps somewhat un-FOCUS-ed.
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Bad Practices in Continuous Integration(neverworkintheory.org)
25 points by debo_ 5y ago|1 comments
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Docs for Developers: An Engineer's Field Guide to Technical Writing(docsfordevelopers.com)
3 points by debo_ 5y ago|0 comments
969.
by debo_ 5y ago
I hope "well fed" was an intentional pun!
970.
by debo_ 5y ago
Winterlight Labs | Toronto, Canada | Full-Time, Remote-OK | https://winterlightlabs.com/ We analyse the acoustics and content of speech and language to help identify disease and quantify its severity. We work with life scie
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by debo_ 5y ago
Thanks! That first link (the mini DB written in C) is helpful. Funnily enough, I edited two of the articles you linked there (DBDB and the datomic-inspired DB.)
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by debo_ 5y ago
Thank you for this! I've never heard of it before, and it seems like precisely what I was looking for.
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by debo_ 5y ago
Do you qualify Florence as a place with great public transit? I lived there for a few months ages ago (2006) and my only memorable experience with transit there was literally getting hit by a bus (and then arguing with the driver about whet
974.
by debo_ 5y ago
I have to imagine that "nomadic in tribes" is different than "I live alone in a string of airbnbs."
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Ask HN: Building a relational database system for educational purposes?
7 points by debo_ 5y ago|4 comments
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Reproducibility standards for machine learning in the life sciences(nature.com)
1 points by debo_ 5y ago|0 comments
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by debo_ 5y ago
Do you know what percentage of total meat production is represented by pasture-sustained animals? Because my understanding is that it is very small.
978.
by debo_ 5y ago
One thing: The massive monoculturing of soy and other grains required to feed the cattle? That eclipses the deforestation used for animal pastures (the article goes into this in some detail.)
979.
by debo_ 5y ago
I appreciate that a user named 'coldturkey' posted an article that's bearish on lab-grown meat.
980.
Don't Get Stuck in the “Con” Game(queue.acm.org)
3 points by debo_ 5y ago|0 comments
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Researchers Generated an Entire Virtual Universe, and You Can Even Download It(sciencealert.com)
2 points by debo_ 5y ago|0 comments
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Make Decisions. Good Enough. Mostly Fast. (Situational Awareness.)(mikedebo.com)
2 points by debo_ 5y ago|0 comments
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by debo_ 5y ago
It was under too much pressure. (Measurement unit joke.)
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Ask HN: Books that impacted your work that few other people seem to care about?
60 points by debo_ 5y ago|38 comments
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by debo_ 5y ago
When I read this article, all I could think is "here is the plot for the Xenogears reboot."
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by debo_ 5y ago
I joined the Citizen's Climate Lobby, and I've found them to be very well-organized and super effective. Please give it a shot!
987.
by debo_ 5y ago
If you want to feel some level of empowerment around this but don't feel like you have much time or direction, I'd recommend joining the Citizen's Climate Lobby. It's quite influential in the U.S., and is gaining influen
988.
by debo_ 5y ago
In university, I learned Perl out of curiousity. It was the first scripting language I tried; I was only familiar with Java, C and Scheme at the time. After reading Programming Perl from cover-to-cover, I suddenly felt like I had superpower
989.
by debo_ 5y ago
I've used this material often to help myself and others make good use of knowledge-transfer time. It's helpful to have a resource that provides many "teaching hacks" that have some evidence of efficacy behind them.
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by debo_ 5y ago
Greg works a full time job and then works on projects like this as basically another full-time job.

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