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edumucelli
5y ago
Maybe this Skia: https://github.com/google/skia
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edumucelli
5y ago
I am using Tailscale, it is a pleasure, it works like a charm and I have recommended around me. Keep it up!
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I have read this ( https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2021/06/the-lab-leak-theory-... ) about the origins of Covid and one phrase that called my attention was: "Dr. Richard Ebright, board of governors profess
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I input "a horse", it gives me this: https://imgur.com/1coGQix
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5y ago
Many humans do that to other humans, so I do not see how different we are from them.
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5y ago
The interactivity of the article is really nice!
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Do you remember that Terminator 2 scene where Arnold cut his own skin to show the underlying robotic arm? This video seems like the "behind the scenes", but for real.
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5y ago
Instead of typing "google.com" on the address bar one goes to bing.com and type "google". How lazy we have become?
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5y ago
It makes me wonder that infinite things are still "hidden" from our understanding. As the silicon is widely used on our modern society we have spent enough time studying its properties. What about other materials, there is potenti
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5y ago
Too many of the items are deeply influenced by Golang principles or quotes I have seen from Gophers. I think this is a very interesting Go-oriented reflections on 10k hours of programming. I think it boils down to each 10k hours of programm
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Imagine your phone asking "Can Google Keyboard have access to your Brain?"
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5y ago
One important aspect is the numerical precision. For those in need of correctness, avoid Excel and other spreadsheets. There are several papers discussing the lack of precision of excel and the likes in the literature [1]. [1] https:/
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5y ago
That is a great write-up! One extra bit I'd recommend to this list is using https://github.com/ikamensh/flynt to convert string format into f-strings. It requires Python 3.6.
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This part of the article citing Anthony Fauci's 2012 comment [1] is impressive to me: “Consider this hypothetical scenario,” Fauci wrote. “An important gain-of-function experiment involving a virus with serious pandemic potential is pe
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I think this will be a "streisand effect" at its best.
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5y ago
Inheritance was invented for performance reasons [1]. It was not conceived for pure code organization, so in way it is arbitrary as any other solution that could have brought performance gains for the original garbage collector. Inheritance
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5y ago
I am working at Canonical and based solely on my experience it is being really great in this aspect. Although I am working full time from home, which could open more possibility for abuses, management is really careful about the end of you
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The workers who put food on America’s tables – but can’t afford groceries
(theguardian.com)
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6y ago
Pycharm is a neat IDE. I know some people do not like IDEs but all the debug tools Pycharm comes with are killer and helps greatly when debugging on a local environment.
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R is the competitor, actually many of things in the Python data stack are directly copied from R: seaborn's ~ operator, dataframe, ...
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That is a good idea. Elasticsearch is going on that direction, they have admitted what was obvious: https://www.elastic.co/what-is/elasticsearch-sql
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6y ago
What about Elasticsearch that invents and deprecates features for it's query language on every major release. Then you have several ways of doing the same query with all kind of filters, all of them which can't tell you if a certa
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The remote work law in the European Union is here https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/FR/TXT/?uri=LEGISSUM... The specific article in question is: * "If any kind of monitoring system is put in place,
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Nice find!
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Start by running the project yourself on your local machine, if possible. Go through the documentation and see if something can be improved: documentation is an overlooked aspect but key for a good projcet. Helping on improving documentatio
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Spotify to let employees keep working remotely and now choose where to work from
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Talking about Juicero I remember its pressing strength was "enough to lift two Teslas" as per its founder. Really difficult to find something as over engineered as this now-defunct product.
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Footfall People Counting System broadcasts SSID, unchangeable password, runs SSH
(twitter.com)
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Twitter is opening up its full tweet archive to academic researchers for free
(theverge.com)
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I do not understand why people have to wait to discuss the blockers? Discuss a blocker whenever you have one.
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