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10y ago
Perfect software-hardware interaction, but the build quality is horrible. My laptop has a hard shut down once a week presumably because something power-related is loose. The screen also gets scratched against the base when closed.
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Karius | Redwood City, CA | Full-time | ONSITE Senior Software Engineer Karius is taking the genomic sequencing revolution (NGS) out of the lab and inventing the technology to make it work for infectious disease testing. This isn't jus
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10y ago
I definitely need matte. Dell sells other laptop models with Linux pre-installed, some with larger RAM Configurations: http://www.dell.com/learn/us/en/555/campaigns/xps-linux-lapt...
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10y ago
oops, sorry for not including that. gstock@kariusdx.com https://jobs.lever.co/kariusdx
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10y ago
The pro version offers saving tag in metadata instead https://www.tagspaces.org/products/pro/#tagSidecarSaving But it won't recognize if an external tool moves the file
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10y ago
Karius | Menlo Park, CA | Full-time | ONSITE Senior Software Engineer Karius is bringing the genomic sequencing revolution (NGS) to infectious disease testing. We are a well-funded team of engineers, biologists, analysts, doctors, and more
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10y ago
I went with biscuit because it writes to a simple file and I am not worried about updating 2 secrets at once, particularly since I have a different file per app per environment. https://github.com/dcoker/biscuit/bl
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Karius | Menlo Park, CA | onsite | full-time Sr. Software Engineer I am an early engineer at Karius. I work here to help create revolutionary technology in a great work environment. Our technology stack on the front-end is React + TypeScrip
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10y ago
It would be great if you could talk in more specifics about attack scenarios against local storage. In particular one attack cited in favor of cookies is the scenario where your 3rd party CDN js hacked and some code is inserted into the JS
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10y ago
MyPy works surprisingly well once you add this in a few places: # type: ignore The (now documented) --silence-imports option will remove the most frequent use for ignoring types though. This project is very similar to TypeScript or Flow and
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11y ago
Great news! I still don't understand why HyperDex (which has similarities in design and goals) has existed for years and nobody seems to know about it. Is this because it doesn't support SQL? http://hyperdex.org/
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11y ago
Yes, there is still an issue with async exceptions when there is an exception during the cleanup handler of bracket. Probably this has not received the attention it deserves because fundamentally if a cleanup handler throws an exception you
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11y ago
Haskell has killThread, which rather than being an anti-pattern is often used as an effective way to accurately enforce a timeout on a thread. This functionality seems like it would be very difficult to achieve with most other runtimes. ht
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11y ago
Yes. In Haskell you use `killThread` which throws an asynchronous exception to the thread. It is certainly difficult to perfectly cleanup resources in the face of asynchronous exceptions. However, once there are functions available to help
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11y ago
Send + Sync are great. The downside of concurrency in Rust is: 1) There isn't transparent integration with IO in the runtime as in Go or Haskell. Rust probably won't ever do this because although such a model scales well in genera
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11y ago
This article delves into a lot of speculation to the reason behind the increase of tooth decay in civilization. This issue was studied thoroughly 100 years ago [1] by a dentist who wanted to find control groups and get to the bottom of the
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11y ago
sounds like one shall pass: https://oneshallpass.com/
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11y ago
Reminds me of Hyperdex which has consistent replication through value dependent chaining but only enforces ordering of commits when needed.
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11y ago
Paxos from the ground-up to offer strong transactional guarantees, similar to CockroachDB: http://www.cockroachlabs.com/blog/ CockroachDB is a KV store (that will be released with a SQL layer on top of it) whereas Gosh
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11y ago
That study that the news article links to is pretty weak: there is no control and they only did a single baseline assessment of yoghurt consumption. Whereas some of the articles on outcomes referenced in the article are review articles. But
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11y ago
I have done functional programming (FP) with Haskell (including professionally) for years, and I think this notion is misguided. One of the core principles of FP is about state. However, I believe it is to think very carefully about state a
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Stable release of Flynn – open-source container deployment
(flynn.io)
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5.7-7.1 hours according to the study. They were in bed for 6.9-8.5 hours. * Sleep efficiency was between 81% and 86%, similar to that in industrial populations. * Naps longer than 15 minutes were uncommon, particularly in winter * s
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Modern Hunter Gatherers sleep 6-7 hours per night
(cell.com)
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Would be interesting to see if the situation improved with Consul or Etcd. Here is a project that tries to make those look like ZooKeeper: https://github.com/glerchundi/parkeeper
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11y ago
What about AWS Aurora? I have not used it, but I definitely would if I was using MySQL.
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11y ago
Why is an opinion piece about a nutrition topic with 1 citation worthy of discussion on Hacker News? Here is an article with citations and discussion of modern research and patient experience that comes to a different conclusion: http:
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11y ago
bamboo have decoupled spreading out from reproduction. Unlike all trees, individual bamboo stems, or culms, emerge from the ground at their full diameter and grow to their full height in a single growing season of three to fou
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12y ago
This has been proposed, and it is still a good idea if one wants to make Haskell accessible to OO programers. It would require the function composition dot to have spaces around it, which is already fairly standard practice. However, just a
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The Bond compiler is written in Haskell: http://blog.nullspace.io/bond-oss.html It is about time considering that Microsoft research has been one of the main funders of work on the Haskell compiler.
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