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by jna_sh 9mo ago
Amazing, looks like the ban was lifted where I live in NL in May 2025! Thanks for the heads up, I had missed this, despite being fairly certain I had checked relatively recently. https://www.sanquin.nl/system/files&#x2F
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by jna_sh 9mo ago
I was born in the UK during BSE, and as a result I can’t give blood in Europe. People forget it but the scars are still there.
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by jna_sh 10mo ago
I’m not sure you think otherwise, and are just calling on the US as an example since the HN crowd is heavily US skewed, but just for the avoidance of doubt, this is a German event.
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by jna_sh 10mo ago
Some journals support “green open access”, where you can share your article minus the journal’s formatting on open repositories etc, sometimes some time after publication, which is usually free. I can’t see any mention of this from the ACM
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by jna_sh 10mo ago
The second paragraph of the linked article?
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by jna_sh 10mo ago
Never on which table? “Exporting” environmental degradation is an incredibly widely discussed issue. Especially for South America, due to illegal rainforest clearing for soy farming to feed the NA/EU cattle industry, and lithium mining
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by jna_sh 10mo ago
Also Kiruna in Sweden, an iron mine they relocate the entire town around to expand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiruna_mine Also the reason for the existence of the Norwegian port town of Narvik, connected to Kiruna
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by jna_sh 11mo ago
I know the primary data structure in Lua is called a table, but I’m not very familiar with them and if they map to what’s expected from tables in data science.
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by jna_sh 11mo ago
Seems an interesting solution to whales being cut up by ship propellers
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by jna_sh 1y ago
I recently completed a MSc with a focus on bird bioacoustics, and this problem goes for the whole ecosystem/pipeline: there are very few (non-proprietary) off-the-shelf, ready to go products. Even the most popular methods that are exto
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by jna_sh 1y ago
Which part of it? I assume you mean the visualisation as that’s (if I recall correctly) the only part he doesn’t break down technically in the talk. I asked him after the talk and he said he uses Vue
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by jna_sh 1y ago
This post references Logan Williams’ BirdNET experiments, he did a really fantastic talk on that project at WHY2025 (the Dutch hacker camp) recently: https://media.ccc.de/v/why2025-240-is-ai-for-the-birds-the-b...
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by jna_sh 1y ago
Any thoughts on ibis vs polars?
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by jna_sh 2y ago
I’ve seen this exact trajectory play out with several friends. Get a good degree in robotics engineering or the like, options are working for civil servant pay at a defense subcontractor, or Ocado. Pretty much it.
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by jna_sh 2y ago
Similar feelings about the repeated references to the apparently agreed consensus that individual action is pointless vs systematic change like switching to a renewable energy system. Jevons Paradox would like a word.
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by jna_sh 2y ago
> And I assume Python cannot handle it's own HTTP server (using threads, similar to Javalin's virtual threads)? ASGI is an Interface standard, not an implementation in another language. The AGSI compliant servers that Blackshee
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by jna_sh 2y ago
There are certain properties of video games that have been shown to have interesting cognitive effects, that tend to be more or less represented across the mobile/console divide, for example, 3D platformers [1]. [1] https://
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by jna_sh 2y ago
I hope they’ve upgraded the keyboard since the 400. Very unreliable key presses on that model.
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by jna_sh 2y ago
I’ve never seen a claim like this levelled at London, famously a place increasingly losing social housing stock for luxury housing. The only thing I can think of is this is a new twist of the complaint that a lot of London’s housing is left
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by jna_sh 2y ago
“I don’t have time to know what really happened so I had something hallucinate a series of events that didn’t happen and that was good actually” is such a fascinating take
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by jna_sh 2y ago
Source for the arrest? I listened to this the other day and I don’t recall an arrest being mentioned. The podcast in fact covers that the police weren’t very much interested, which is why they got a PI involved, who got the thieves to “retu
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Factorio with Michal Kovařík(softwareengineeringdaily.com)
4 points by jna_sh 2y ago|0 comments
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by jna_sh 2y ago
I don’t recognise the linked article in your description of it at all
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by jna_sh 2y ago
I really enjoyed this part of it
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by jna_sh 2y ago
It’s in the sidebar to the left, this is Bret Victor’s response to a draft of a document called “Using Artificial Intelligence to Augment Human Intelligence”
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by jna_sh 2y ago
I spent a couple of weeks getting into Factor in 2022 and it was the most fun I’ve had programming, probably ever. Language itself aside, the dev environment and process of writing Factor is just delightful.
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by jna_sh 2y ago
The U.K. BioBank study should put this to rest: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-022-04569-5 These are participants whose health is being followed long term. They had brain scans before and after COVID, and abnor
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by jna_sh 2y ago
Go forth at your peril, getting into Lost Art Press is a good way to double the cost of your woodworking hobby. Truly beautiful books!
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by jna_sh 2y ago
Oh the new website shipped! They’ve been working on this for a while, looking great.
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by jna_sh 2y ago
Usage of “hedging” terms like this is normal practice in academic writing. For a variety of reasons, some social and political, some practical. The short explanation is that the current scientific process values humility.

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