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kinow
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Amazing visualization. Any plans to add more features to each log? e.g. difficulty of taking-off/flying to/landing, or trajectory with/out turbulence, etc.?
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Most of whayt I emailed myself were links to have a look at later. I stopped doing that after learning about the sync feature in Firefox, and the option to send tabs across devices.
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kinow
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Yeah, we haven't found any issues so far besides this one with time zone. Other than that, we've been able to run the same containers with both.
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kinow
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Oh, that's correct. Thanks!
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kinow
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Apptainer and singularity ce are quite common in HPC. While both implementations fork the old singularity project, they are not really identical. We use singularity in the HPCs (like Leonardo, LUMI, Fugaku, NeSI NZ, Levante) but some devs a
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I wrote PHP/JS/Java before Python. Been doing Python for nearly a decade too, and like 4dregress haven't had the need to worry much about dep management. JS and PHP had all sorts of issues, Maven & Gradle are still the on
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Yeah, I first learnwd about this when I was browsing a tech site and it wasn't working. Then found someone on Twitter explaining it was due to a soccer match happening and the link had details about what La Liga was doing.
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I believe that's similar to what was done in Spain (for quite some time). https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2025/02/19/cloudflare-takes-... (Article from 2025, but last year it was already happening here)
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That's exactly what we are using for our tests in a new pull request to add support to Postgres, https://github.com/BSC-ES/autosubmit/pull/2187 The last GH Actions jobs with SQLite and Python 3.9 took 3m
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The Cathedral Basilica of the National Shrine of Our Lady Aparecida (Catedral Basílica do Santuário Nacional de Nossa Senhora Aparecia) was also built less than 100 years ago in Brazil. I am not sure when it was first built, I think it was
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Will give it a try next time I need to pick a color palette. Thanks
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kinow
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I am using Buffer and so far it is working well for me (arts/programming). Maybe offer a comparison in your site or somewhere else when your product is ready. Good luck.
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keep trying. good luck!
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Ah, thank you! I think you just saved me some time!
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I wwsn't familiar with this sys.monitoring option for coverage. Going to give it a try in my test suite. At the moment with docker testcontainers, gh actions test matrix for multiple python versions, and unit + regression + integration
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In their case I think they were no specifying any test path. Which would cause pytest to search or tests in multiple directories. Another thing that can slow down pytest collection and bootstrap is how fixture are loaded. So reducing number
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Learned about the OSL way back in Brazil via their support to Open Source and some of their alumni who worked in OSS projects too. I hope they figure out a way forward. And I was surprised to see they ask funding for a single position. Alwa
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Looking forward to it! Good luck with the PhD! (and thanks for making your code Open Source!)
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My father worked for many many years at IBM Brazil with mainframes. When I got into IT, his first advice for me was (translating from Portuguese): "Companies do not have feelings. So do not harbor feelings for it. The moment they have
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Looks like this could affect how we grow crops, maybe pish for more different techniques to avoid pesticides, and also lead to new life habits. I hope WHO or some group of researchers somewhere will start studying how to tackle these fungi
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Interesting! Thanks for the article!
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Yeah, can't say much about it as I joined after they had already decided on using YAML.
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I guess sometikes it is out of your control. I work on a workflow manager where users specify their workflows with YAML. So there's little we can do to prevent them from writing things like no, n, t in a place it could cause some issue
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Is that a fact? Has anything about it been published?
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Mine too. I was disappointed I was going to be left with nothing exciting to read after The Wandering Inn, but this series is amazing. +1 on the suggestion!
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I am reading it right now and thought what would be the outcome of doing the same! Bea being Donut's rival… sounds interesting. Depending how you interpret it, it's not entirely wrong? Carl being enemy of Mordecai looks really wro
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BlueSky post with a video showing the vulnerability: https://bsky.app/profile/ulldma.bsky.social/post/3lkbi6rasl2...
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12 years after I created r/functionalprogramming, and the post with this video is still the top submission on reddit https://old.reddit.com/r/functionalprogramming/top/
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On my wish list, maybe for christmas! (I think I added another recent course too, compilers?). Obrigado!
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Ask HN: Simple multi-user interface to trigger builds?
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