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by kinow 2y ago
Sounds useful for some tests that I have to do this week for a bug at $work. And looks like `tc` works with Docker too, to avoid messing with my local wnv, e.g. https://medium.com/@kazushi/simulate-high-latency-network-
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by kinow 2y ago
I learned about TWI and pirate aba some months ago, and binge-read the whole series non-stop.
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by kinow 2y ago
>The project is now in its third year and the team will produce the first preliminary findings before the end of the year. Charlier predicts the work will outlive his career. Excited to see what will come from this study over the next ye
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by kinow 2y ago
Have you reached out to Tim? I know him and I believe he wouldn't do that intentionally. Maybe he is busy with something else or just lost track of the schedule.
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by kinow 2y ago
CWL has a loops extension now that can he used for your example of convenging algorithms, https://cwltool.readthedocs.io/en/latest/loop.html And most workflow systems that support loops/cycles could be used f
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by kinow 2y ago
I thought about Pikuma's courses when I read the title. Glad it was already mentioned here!
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Navigating Anaconda Licensing Changes: What You Need to Know(datacamp.com)
1 points by kinow 2y ago|1 comments
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by kinow 2y ago
I'm trying to digest the changes as my company does research, but I believe it is not officially a research organisation (something with how Spain recognizes research organisations). conda is still open source, but I think the Anaconda
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by kinow 2y ago
I replaced my old Thinkpad T530 that has been my daily machine for software development (Python, Docker, Java, workflows, some HPC work) by a Framework 13 AMD about two months ago. So far everything worked fine. I've limited the batter
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by kinow 2y ago
Looks amazing, I was having fun with cssdoodle, and now I have two cool sites to do some programming+arts.
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by kinow 2y ago
Sounds interesting! I have a projector I use for tracing art, never imagined it could be used for sewing too. Good luck!
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by kinow 2y ago
I just aggregate everything on Git and found that it works so far. Although some listings (short stories, movies) are growing a bit too much for simple files. What's the lowest level database/filesystem you have to store your data
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by kinow 2y ago
Looks interesting! Haven't done any sailing since leaving Auckland, but here in Barcelona there are also quite a few sailing yacht clubs. There might be some serious market for this. Good luck!
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by kinow 2y ago
I don't know if there's any reason like a project, derived language, or some new feature. But there are always posts and comments about OCalm at https://old.reddit.com/r/functionalprogramming/ . So it&#x2
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by kinow 2y ago
Interesting feature! Wish I had that option on my devices, combined also with something similar for sounds.
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by kinow 2y ago
Thank you!!
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by kinow 2y ago
I remember doing that back by the beginning of 2000s, unlocking one processor, and losing another identical one trying the same (guess I went too far ahead). I didn't work, and my father was not really happy to have to buy a new CPU be
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by kinow 2y ago
UINs! I didn't remember how we called ICQ numbers! Thank you!
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by kinow 2y ago
Looks like this account has been deleted https://icq.im/141571088/en
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by kinow 2y ago
Looks like your account has been deleted too https://icq.im/666260/en
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by kinow 2y ago
Interesting, I managed to open the other IDs I found here, but yours gives me a very broken web page: https://icq.im/22861316/en I wonder if you had some ASCII characters, or those old custom-font-and-special-character
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by kinow 2y ago
You should keep trying. Looks like your account was not deleted, but check if the name/description matches what you had the last you remember - https://icq.im/4125222/en
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by kinow 2y ago
I was trying a few old passwords, but looks like my account was deleted, probably due to inactivity. I saw someone commenting about accounts being deleted due to inactivity, so first I tried to find a way to search old accounts. Found in a
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by kinow 2y ago
I thought I wouldn't be able to tell the difference, but when he told me to pause the video to try to guess, I listened to the audio of pouring water again, and thought about "which one sounds like when I pour tea", and that
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by kinow 2y ago
In case anyone is interested in how the author creates the illustrations, here's his video "My visualization tools (my Apply Keynote setup for visualizations and animations)" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gS
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by kinow 3y ago
I migrated a small project few hours ago and their docs covered most of what I needed. The linked post here has a link to https://eslint.org/docs/latest/use/migrate-to-9.0.0 , but earlier today I used only thi
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by kinow 3y ago
> What about Asia? e.g. "How Well Does the ERA5 Reanalysis Capture the Extreme Climate Events Over China? Part II: Extreme Temperature" https://publikationen.bibliothek.kit.edu/1000149226/14910548... >T
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by kinow 3y ago
Pinatubo erupted in 1991 and affected global temperature in the next years [1]. Adding 1991 and -3 to +3 years to the plot should show the trend change. > Huge quantities of particles from Pinatubo's tall ash cloud injected into the
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by kinow 3y ago
>That said, I hope it is understandable why I am "a bit slower than the rest of the industry in this regard". You are doing a great job. I worked with research institutes from Australasia, and now am working with others from Eu
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by kinow 3y ago
Hey, thanks a lot for sharing Nick's video! I hadn't seen it before, but the details about colours, light and atmosphere were super interesting, especially if you are into photography and painting.

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