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R package for collaborative writing of R Markdown documents in Google Docs(github.com)
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by karencarits 2y ago
Rmarkdown, or now Quarto, is trying to improve scientific writing by combining writing and analysis (somewhat similar to Jupyter). I really like how you can get multiple outputs (html, pdf, word, ...) and easily change formatting (like late
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by karencarits 2y ago
I suspect many of these tools, including LogSeq, draw inspiration from Emacs and Org mode - the current version of LogSeq even supports org synatx! But I've tried to dive into Org mode twice in the past five years, each time committing
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by karencarits 2y ago
I like outliers too! I think the best opensource option, besides emacs, is logseq which is now developing a tag concept very close to Tana's supertag: https://test.logseq.com/ They are looking for a name for the concep
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by karencarits 2y ago
Do you have a source for this? I've never heard anyone claim that they written so early. For Catholics at least, I think it's a point that the Church and some Tradition are older than the Gospels, i.e. that the Gospels are written
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by karencarits 2y ago
I guess you would be able to count the number of clean keys and thus know both the number of distinct digits and the digits (but not the order nor which digit that's repeated)
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by karencarits 2y ago
While it's true that the first section in the arguments against euthanasia is "Against the will of God", the others aren't. Arguments such as * There's no way of properly regulating euthanasia * Euthanasia
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by karencarits 2y ago
While I disagree with some of them and find some more important than others, I think that the lists cover most of the arguments and positions mentioned by people here on HN
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by karencarits 2y ago
There are many sensible arguments both for and against. BBC has a very short review of some main arguments for and against: * For: https://www.bbc.co.uk/ethics/euthanasia/infavour/infavour_1.... * Against: h
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by karencarits 2y ago
Thank you for a great comment! I just wanted to highlight the notion of meaning , as you touch upon, that all challenges and sufferings make opportunities to choose God. At least in the Catholic Church, unity with Christ (including, metaph
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by karencarits 2y ago
Not the op but I guess the idea is that questions of life and death should not primarily be economical questions. You are free to disagree, of course, and there is, at some level, economical considerations for all medical treatments. But at
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by karencarits 2y ago
Thank you for clarifying! I've edited my comment to - hopefully - sound less confrontational
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by karencarits 2y ago
I read his comment as an attempt to add nuance; people paralyzed from the neck down have various experiences. For example, in this study [1], only 12% of those with tetraplegy rated their quality of life as poor or very poor [1] https:&#x2
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by karencarits 2y ago
I appreciate you sharing your perspective. I wondered, when you described feeling "really sad" and the sense that people "might as well have been dead," I'm wondering if you're speaking about your own emotional
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by karencarits 2y ago
I agree that we should avoid such terms in general in this forum as it degrades the discussion. I think we can all agree that these are complex ethical questions where several values are at stake and there isn't one obviously superior
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by karencarits 2y ago
If someone became extremely risk taking after a traumatic event, putting their life at stake at several occasions, it's not unreasonable to believe that - at least in some countries - the person would be forced to undergo a psychiatric
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by karencarits 2y ago
I guess there are many perspectives on this; these are questions that touches on many serious ethical and philosophical topics: health care, the value of life, death, autonomy, ... There is a tendency in our time to think about all issues
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by karencarits 2y ago
Please note that the main criticism in the Norwegian debate is currently how this kind of taxation discriminates Norwegian ownership and gives a disadvantage in terms of competition, in comparison to foreign business owners
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by karencarits 2y ago
Note that the total tax burden has, at least seemingly, increased significantly under the current government [1]. So the conditions may have changed [1] https://www.nho.no/tema/privat-eierskap/ny-menon-rapport-kra.
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by karencarits 2y ago
I haven't tested it myself, but found some of the examples in this video [1] earblowing, e.g. https://suno.com/song/c56ae1f5-8323-4d17-8b79-478b98835e70 [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2pYNRNd
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by karencarits 2y ago
I can remember testing libre office in the browser many years ago, seems like that project was frozen in 2020 as others external projects emerged. The wiki has a guide for docker: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Developm
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by karencarits 2y ago
You would have to provide a better and more precise definition of "stupid" then, the word has a tendency to become circular
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by karencarits 2y ago
OpenFOAM seems like an opensource option but I have found it rather impenetrable - there are some youtube videos and pdf tutorials, but they are quite dense and specific and doens't seem to cover the entire pipeline Happy to hear if pe
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by karencarits 2y ago
Looks like https://wavesurfer.xyz/
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by karencarits 2y ago
You might sometimes end up with a vector of factors with numerical labels where I think you can get a surprise or two. E.g., that the factor is 2 but the factor level is 1
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by karencarits 2y ago
There is also https://pubpeer.com/ I worry that fragmentation of this space might not be beneficial, so it would be nice if these services could collaborate in some way, perhaps using activitypub or something
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by karencarits 2y ago
Coming from R, I would recommend researchers to have a look at Quarto [1] and packages such as workflowr [2] that also aim to ensure a tight and reproducible pipeline from raw data to the finished paper [1] https://quarto.org&#x2
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by karencarits 2y ago
There are chrome (and firefox) extensions such as Full Text Tabs Forever [1] that offers some of the functinos you describe [1] https://github.com/iansinnott/full-text-tabs-forever
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by karencarits 2y ago
Although people here are focusing on the conversation part (understandably, as it is part of its marketing), I also find the voice memo part interesting, especially for situations where you are working with both your hands but need to remem
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by karencarits 2y ago
I think it is also important to acknowledge the strong (Catholic?) notion that *evil corrupts*, it spreads and is contagious. It might of course also be about technology, but I read it more as a warning that evil must be kept at firm distan

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