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Isn't that about just switching the db driver in the ORM? Sorry for being sarcastic, but was that not exactly the point of countless database abstraction layer projects?
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On the other hand phospor deficiency is easy to come by with smallish amounts of phosporous. Only at hard deficiency the yield will suffer strongly. The nutrient supply-yield curve is very steep in the lower end of supply and shallow in the
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I don't see any reasonable argument why they should not be able to remove at least sizeable parts of drug residues. There is metabolism in the human body and the is bacterial metabolism. Organic matter will be broken down at least part
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7y ago
Still wondering why SciHub is not yet on IPFS or dat://.
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Also https://write.as seems to be a nice and federated alternative to Medium. Host your own if you don't like the pricing?
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Thinking about using vision technology for small scale aquaculture stock management. Sorting the fishes by weight while eliminating the scale. Probably a conventional camera might suffice with a little bit of ML training. Length does not c
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The European Spreadsheet Risk Interest Group estimates that >90% of Spreadsheets contain errors/bugs. http://www.eusprig.org/
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7y ago
Not as polished as Soulver and Numi, but maybe Frink is something for you: https://frinklang.org/
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7y ago
Probably, but emacs will always be there for you. You can quit it and dabble with others, but you can always come back and like old wine, it will have gotten better.
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Self hosted, federated alternative: funkwhale.audio
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Pondering with rising wet bulb temperatures globally, whether Darwin will kick in and whether humans will evolve into a more heat resilient species. Natives in Nepal are adapted to lower oxygen, so why shouldn't that be possible?
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Au contraire! Cooling is much more difficult than heating (the same number of degrees obviously) because of the waste heat of the device itself. The relevant technical term is exergy loss stream.
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We built a setup like this where four people would power a monitor with sound and a small video player to show short movies like Big Buck Bunny. The point was to demonstrate how utterly inefficient this power generation method is.
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Not sure whether this is sarcasm.
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Keanu Reeves should got on the #fediverse. Cyberpunk77 hordes would fill the Mastodons.
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Emacs org-mode because.
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Yes, I was really looking forward to this. The object/document dock in the middle of the screen on the hinge was a nice idea. NextStep had Spectre. Wondering whether there is a nice, multi purpose object doch / visual clipboard fo
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What is your take on the cloudshell? Genuinely curious.
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"Oh cool, a new natural resource! Let's exploit it!"
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Well yeah ok, if a couple of frontend developers use this as a valuable, okay, granted.
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Kill it with fire!
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Future AIs are going to need those for taking over the remains of our infrastructure when we have destroyed our habitat and became extinct. #cyberdarvinism
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Really wish someone would write a tiling window manager based rice to accomplish most of this design study.
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Why don't we go back to simple store and forward like mechanisms like net news, just with enhanced content formatting? Store and forward static websites.
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There is no solution in building walls and upping border security. That is expensive fighting against the symptoms, draining resources and attention from the real issue at hand. Trying to trick politicians and decision makers into at least
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Short term thinking is not going to solve the global climate crisis.
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While I agree with your general sentiment, I fail to see why 'national security' would trump 'destruction of habitat'. When my house is burning down I don't give diddly quak whether the doors are locked.
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Thanks! Looks good. Is there anything against this being also a github template?
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Would love to see templates for reproducible science.
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7y ago
What if the companies 'losing' data would be court ordered to pay a reasonable sum per lost record, lets say one Dollar, to a charity.
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