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jdnier
6y ago
This is great! Already found a great wind ensemble I haven't run into before: https://roulette.alternativeclassical.co.uk/#BSyLauxdwtw .
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This is such a good explanation, and similar to my experience. You've hit all the points that I've tried to explain to musician friends. Some people have a very different experience.
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The Coronavirus Unveiled
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That video is titled CppCon 2015: Sean Parent "Better Code: Data Structures" Did you mean instead this video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYrbivnruYw Goals for Better Code - Implement Complete Types
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Here's the description for this PDF from the author's website: https://momjian.us/main/presentations/administration.html Mastering PostgreSQL Administration This talk is designed for PostgreSQL ad
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There is a link at the bottom of the article to some of the text images here: http://emel-library.org/gallery/sinai-palimpsests-processed-...
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Robust Spammer Detection by Nash Reinforcement Learning
(github.com)
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How probable are collisions with ULID’s monotonic option?
(medium.com)
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Perfect, thank you! I wasn't aware of importlib.resources.
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My initial thought is I'd rather just have a module that would find project-related .sql files and parse into named blocks based on the comments, treating them as named strings. No db entanglement required, just a simple way to organiz
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And one of the wires is even coiled!
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Any sense of where Apache Arrow will fit in these libraries?
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A ‘Cure for Heart Disease’? A Single Shot Succeeds in Monkeys
(nytimes.com)
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It's an interesting idea. But no contact info, no privacy policy, almost nothing comes up under a google search.
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Peppering (Password Storage)
(cheatsheetseries.owasp.org)
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A favorite of mine is the book BUGS in Writing , by Lyn Dupré (1998, Addison Wesley). It's a teach-by-example book with lots of examples she rates as ugly, bad, good, and even splendid.
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Since it's "tribute", it seems like a synonym for return. A function's output is its tribute, or maybe just the thing it returns. def speke_parott(): # many machinations... trybut = "squwak&quo
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It's hard to sense how much of vi is in vim, having only ever used vim. But I've never been very happy with vim, even though I've used it for 15 years. Maybe I need to find a "vim, the good parts (aka vi)" book.
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A New Parser for CPython
(lwn.net)
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Thank You Clem Snide for Your Song Entitled Roger Ebert
(rogerebert.com)
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Nice! https://tug.org/FontCatalogue/utopia-fouriermath/ I've been away from TeX/LaTeX typesetting for a long time. That's immediately appealing.
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Byobu – a text-based window manager and terminal multiplexer
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A mysterious blood-clotting complication is killing coronavirus patients
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Gravitational waves reveal collision of heavy and light black holes
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Simultating concurrent writes to sqlite3 with multiprocessing and pytest
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Thonny: Python IDE for Beginners
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Session: Model for End-to-End Encrypted Conversations with Min Metadata Leakage
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My experiences with reiki were positive, but my practitioner mixed shiatsu (lots of touch) with reiki. There's an article on HN today also on "Physical force alone spurs gene expression, study reveals", which might be an inte
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British American Tobacco working on plant-based coronavirus vaccine
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Fireball Ignored the Solar System’s One-Way Signs
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