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by mushishi 5y ago
Thanks, now then name of the (great) puzzle game "Baba is You" makes sense to me.
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by mushishi 5y ago
No, unfortunately not! I am reading The Vital Question by Nick Lane, and he tells about the cell size in that book. After I noticed the parent comment (of mine), I just googled some reference to my point.
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by mushishi 6y ago
Not directly related, but I find the aforementioned proportionality fascinating as I found recently that the cell size is critically bounded by it: "Therefore, as a cell increases in size, its surface area-to-volume ratio decreases. [.
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by mushishi 6y ago
Yes, when people bug me, trying to debug them quickly ends up in a 403 :-P
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by mushishi 6y ago
I feel their intention was to say that there is no known virus in nature that could be transformed to specifically SARS-CoV-2?
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by mushishi 6y ago
Somewhat related, here's an interesting video about the behavior of Slime Mold: Nova - Se47 - Ep10 - Secret Mind of Slime https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7z6ycz (Someone shared it here on another post.)
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by mushishi 6y ago
I was coming to say the same thing. Here's a short animated video about it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXpzp4RDGJI
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by mushishi 6y ago
Just a newbie question: Would it be beneficial that body itself generates transcriptional repressor proteins (via mRNA vaccine) that bind to specific cancerous mutation genes instead of giving some medicine that has similar inhibitory goals
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by mushishi 6y ago
Agreed, I also had a pleasant experience with Styled components, a small boon is that Jetbrains has a plugin for Intellij IDEA.
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by mushishi 6y ago
I kinda like what you are saying, but it's not that clear-cut in my experience / skill-level. One can write code that would work correctly, but trying to express the types as precisely as one would like may be painful and doesn&#x
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by mushishi 6y ago
Hmm. Should past threads be automatically linked to posts? Bad idea?
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by mushishi 6y ago
Holy smokes, that would be irritating :D Btw. is there a difference between these two: (s: string): PlainText => <PlainText><any>s; (s: string): PlainText => s as any as PlainText; Syntax-wise I'd rather
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by mushishi 6y ago
Just tried this. Note for others: between 2. and 3. you need to get back to normal mode (which is kinda obvious but...) Thank you for the tip.
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by mushishi 6y ago
I think that for the serious cases of unexpected misfortunes, an insurance is a compressor where all population events are the whole signal and individuals make the peaks (well sometimes many a person are in the same event): For the subset
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by mushishi 6y ago
Funny thing, just yesterday happened to use these for React, for the first time. Initially I tried react-spring, but couldn't get it work its transition without triggering rendering of the enclosing component way too many times, and wh
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by mushishi 6y ago
One great boon is to use Kotlin code to factor deployment descriptors into reusable parts that are somewhat statically type checked. I wasn't responsible for the migration from legacy system to Kubernetes, but that seemed to me a big
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by mushishi 6y ago
Thank you! I try to understand further: So there is two columns not connected to each other, so doesn't seem it is a circuit. But wait a minute, water conducts... So: The left one is negatively charged, and it gives electrons to H20 wh
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by mushishi 6y ago
I am too uninformed to understand what is happening. But I like in principle this kinds of thing -- and that must have been some work to get working, so kudos! Could you provide a short introduction what that does? Wikipedia says that &quot
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by mushishi 6y ago
I have a similar way of thinking or at least intellectually try to remind myself of. Also somehow this reminds me of a go term "honte". https://senseis.xmp.net/?Honte Interestingly it seems to mean shame in French
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by mushishi 6y ago
I haven't used it but as far as I know, you can write refactoring scripts using Kotlin or other languages within Intellij, see Tools -> IDE Scripting Console. The available interface should be the same as what it is for plugins: h
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by mushishi 6y ago
I wonder if feeding this into a machine learning system could yield artistic/funny/useful gifs, especially for recurring dreams could give a pattern for a "meme".
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by mushishi 6y ago
It's common. It's easy to notice if you save interesting videos to a playlist and go through them, say, a year or two later to find what to watch. And you don't even know what was deleted.
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by mushishi 6y ago
Spain is one of my favorite jazz tunes: https://youtu.be/sEhQTjgoTdU
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by mushishi 6y ago
Thanks for sharing, fun ideas!
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by mushishi 6y ago
Here's the one I made after watching those lectures: https://github.com/EvidentSolutions/toodim
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by mushishi 6y ago
There exists some music experiments that last very long, e.g. John Cage's piece of 639 years playtime: https://universes.art/en/specials/john-cage-organ-project-ha... I wonder if this kind of idea, to scale
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by mushishi 6y ago
I bought my Sennheiser HD650 about 10 years ago, and was pleasantly surprised that I could order new ear cushions and new cord to continue using it after the audio started disappearing from the other channel and the cushions were a bit mush
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by mushishi 6y ago
+1 for improving audio quality. As a non-native English speaker, although I listen to daily podcasts without subs just fine, understanding an English speaking--possibly non-native, too!--person having a poor audio quality connection is a di
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by mushishi 6y ago
Just a thought when it might be viable: if a subset of that table receives a lot of updates, and it would be helpful to your access patterns if some of it was separated into a different table that was rarely updated but accessed a lot?
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by mushishi 6y ago
My personal experience: after working on existing UIKit application for over a month or so, I spent a couple of weeks trying SwiftUI out in last summer, by first watching most of the Stanford's great SwiftUI iOS lectures https:/&

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