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by mbreese 3y ago
> you know collages are legal right Only if it’s sufficiently transformative. There was recently a case that hit the US Supreme Court about this subject regarding an Andy Warhol adaptation of a portrait of Prince [1]. So, in the US, fa
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by mbreese 3y ago
Memory is another issue. There isn’t much extra TAM on the iPad. I ran UTM in my iPad Pro once and crashed it when trying to use a VM with too much RAM.
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by mbreese 3y ago
You couldn’t necessarily “hook into” it from the Java side, as it would be an opaque interface. But the Go side would make the Java GC process “just work”.
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by mbreese 3y ago
I don’t think I’ve had anyone in my M3 ever find that release switch unless I pointed it out to them. Usually people who are in my car and haven’t been in a Tesla before are so freaked out about breaking something that they just ask what bu
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by mbreese 3y ago
Yes. Normal cells break apart all the time. If you measure total cfDNA amount in a blood sample, you'll find significantly a higher cfDNA concentration after you exercise. It's a normal part of the wear and tear of cells. So, if y
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by mbreese 3y ago
> portable and reliable to use across Debian, Arch or RHEL based distributions Until you try to use a newer feature or try the script in a Mac or BSD or any older bash. SH code is completely portable, but bash itself can have quite a
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by mbreese 3y ago
I find it funny that you think FM radio isn’t also run by an algorithm. It is really rare to find a traditional DJ who gets to play whatever new music they want. Maybe from a college radio station, but not from most major market stations.
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by mbreese 3y ago
I mean, we are talking about the same genre: history documentaries. And there are plenty of WW2 documentaries on YouTube… so it’s not quite Godwin proper (no one is getting called a Nazi who wasn’t an actual 1930s-1940s Nazi). This is more
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by mbreese 3y ago
You can import the CSV file instead of opening it, which lets you choose the data type for each column. It's clunky, but it does what you want (if you set the types correctly). Excel is a known issue for many text data files. My least
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by mbreese 3y ago
I do run my own Wireguard VPN at home. It’s not terrible for a few clients with a set home dyndns or static IP. It has basically taught me how the small building blocks for Wireguard work. And how for anything remotely more difficult or mul
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by mbreese 3y ago
In fairness, this is an old problem with many other contenders. This issue is as old as batch schedulers. FWIW, I was at an ISMB conference in 2005 that had at least 2-3 workflow managers presented.
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by mbreese 3y ago
I do too.. and have similar opinions. I wrote my own tool years back for pipelines because it was always frustrating (started roughly around the same time as Nextflow). Allowing for files to be marked as transient (temp) and re-running fro
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by mbreese 3y ago
> provided you remember to account for the current state of the notebook Notebook style development is considered an anti pattern in most situations for this reason. It is too easy to execute out of order. Even the original parent of t
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by mbreese 3y ago
> plugging it in to USB on my Linux laptop I think this is the key part... I haven't installed a printer driver from the manufacturer in years. Using CUPS through my Mac or Linux machines "just works". The crazy bloatwar
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by mbreese 3y ago
Costco is also saving themselves money by making sure that people don't return HP printers because they don't work. When you have a known liberal return policy that is a feature of the membership, you have an incentive is to make
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by mbreese 3y ago
A distinct isoform does not necessarily mean a mutation. The coding sequence for an isoform is part of the normal gene DNA sequence, but the cells can “choose” which version to make. In this case the caPCNA isoform is the form predominantly
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by mbreese 3y ago
I don’t think this is targeting a mutated version of PCNA… that would assume that all cancers had the same mutation. Instead, this would target both healthy and cancerous cells. However, the idea is that the cancer cells are more susceptibl
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by mbreese 3y ago
The counter argument is that the civil engineers didn’t consult with the beavers on where to build their roads either. There’s going to be some give and take here. If you want the benefit from a natural solution (beavers), you’ll have to wo
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by mbreese 3y ago
The main use-case I have is running a remote vscode session on an HPC cluster. The cluster (and data) are secured, so making a tunnel connection to an outside server (vscode.dev) is not allowed. The data files are also very large. Remote-SS
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by mbreese 3y ago
While I agree it would be nice, I can imagine there would be spam related issues at play with that feature. Namely… you’d never know if your invoice was received.
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by mbreese 3y ago
Right, which I do locally. But, I used to use vscode’s server version directly on my remote server. Microsoft has recently made this impossible to do with their branded version of VSCode, instead opting to force people to make tunnels from
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by mbreese 3y ago
Just to be that guy… Coca-cola didn’t get its name from cocaine, but the coca leaves from which cocaine is extracted. Coca-cola still contains some amount of “decocainized” coca leaves. And the continued presence in the syrup formula is lik
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by mbreese 3y ago
Or people who don’t want their dev environment to interfere with their primary system. Or who have multiple projects with different requirements/dependencies. Onboarding with a remote setup like this can be very quick. Or really — the
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by mbreese 3y ago
Specifically for clinical research, how do you deal with the cloud aspect? I’m a big fan of devcontainers, but can’t use cloud environments for security concerns — everything must be local. And setting up a local tunnel to vscode.dev is als
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by mbreese 3y ago
Serious question - did you have a lawyer write this? The license text and some of the comments here lead me to believe that it wasn’t done by a lawyer. If not, you should really talk to a lawyer first about this. Preferably one with knowled
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by mbreese 3y ago
Exactly… Plus, they can always offer other licenses in addition to the GPL (or really AGPL would be a better fit for their concerns). It’s their software, so they can license it to anyone with whatever terms they want. (Assuming there aren’
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by mbreese 3y ago
You do realize this also means that a for-profit company can’t use the software at all, right? Unmodified, modified, whatever. I don’t think that was your intent, but that’s exactly how it reads. Or maybe that is your intent?
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by mbreese 3y ago
> These terms do not allow Licensee to sublicense or transfer any of Licensee’s rights to anyone else. IANAL, but I thought transferring rights was required to redistribute a work. If someone downloads this software from me, I can’t gi
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by mbreese 3y ago
This isn’t bickering. These definitions have existed for literal decades. There are multiple models for making source code available, and people can choose what license they want. But this isn’t open source. This is source available, free
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by mbreese 3y ago
> whether by abdicating the responsibility to maintain their software If you bought a product and the vendor said it will be supported for X years with updates — that’s all you get — X years. If you want to keep using a product for X+1

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