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by mutagen 6y ago
There's also https://cgsql.dev/ This allows for stored procedures in a T-SQL variant that gets compiled to C. It is on my list to check out but I don't have any experience with it yet.
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by mutagen 6y ago
It is a massive FERPA violation, according to the the following from a student privacy organization: https://studentprivacycompass.org/pasco/
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by mutagen 6y ago
This is genius and makes me wonder why I didn't think of it. Edit: they already thought of that!
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by mutagen 6y ago
Is this the Israel study you're referring to? https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2101765 Just curious, as I've received the Pfizer/Biontech vaccine.
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by mutagen 6y ago
The paper and a repo a few clicks away with better figures and explanations of how they're obtained.
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by mutagen 6y ago
The Nature paper is available: https://www.nature.com/articles/s42003-021-01827-6 and there's a Github repo available: https://github.com/mmcph005/PyMESMA.git
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by mutagen 6y ago
How common is this? Aside from the initial news that this happened I haven't heard much. Any studies looking at a larger scale? Friend of mine got COVID, the health department told him he could get reinfected and to continue taking per
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by mutagen 6y ago
Feature size between Intel and TSMC compared by viewing and measuring a section of L1 cache from modern Intel and AMD processors in an electron microscope. Parts 1 and 2 of the video covered creating and preparing the samples.
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14nm and 7nm are NOT what you think it is – Visiting Tescan Part 3/3(youtube.com)
3 points by mutagen 6y ago|1 comments
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by mutagen 6y ago
I think your podcast and format is great, keep doing it and refining it. I look forward to listening to each new episode because of the interesting and wide ranging guests and the broader viewpoint you look for in the discussions.
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by mutagen 6y ago
Lighting conditions was my first thought, the camera aimed almost at the sun presents some challenging contrast that may not have been trained properly.
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by mutagen 6y ago
Ones of my early long lasting memories from 7th grade computer lab, my first exposure to programming, was helping another student kick off a deeply nested tangle of IF statements to build his own adventure program. Years later learning abou
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by mutagen 7y ago
I'm glad to see that the Seattle Flu Study has been able to start doing localized community testing for COVID-19 in the past week and that their work will be able to help 'decrypt' the transmission among the community.
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by mutagen 7y ago
Every Noise At Once [1] has a nice web of genres and artists to check out. From their description: Every Noise at Once is an ongoing attempt at an algorithmically-generated, readability-adjusted scatter-plot of the musical genre-space, base
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by mutagen 7y ago
My wife saw this on screen and said “Oh, is that a kitchen planner?” Hmm, MIT license, this could be a kitchen planner for her :)
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by mutagen 7y ago
At the scale of the Pacific Plate it isn't one rigid piece but more of a soft plastic plate. Sure, movement in one area changes stress in other boundaries but there are quite a few more inputs and outputs like the diverging boundaries
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by mutagen 7y ago
Beefy firewall is the first that comes to mind.
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by mutagen 7y ago
Incoming subtle nerfs (or buffs to other characters) to shift the meta away from any usage so there's no controversy, no chance of anything Mei being used in a tournament.
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by mutagen 7y ago
There’s a bunch of articles on this site digging into the chemistry of cooking with EVOO. I haven’t dug into the references but it looks like a thorough look at exactly what heating various oils does to the chemistry of fatty acids. https:
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by mutagen 7y ago
There's a variety of apps that give you manual control. Apple has provided RAW access to sensor data for a few years now and I think some Android manufacturers beat them to it. You're still dealing with a tiny sensor but you can p
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by mutagen 7y ago
Our local WinCo, a US West Coast chain, utilizes checkout dividers to great effect (and employs some of the other cost saving measures mentioned in this article). People aren't nearly familiar enough with using them, though, they park
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by mutagen 7y ago
Greenshot [1] is a great open source Windows screenshot utility for the workflow you describe. Prt Scr, select region, editor opens with screenshot where you can add boxes, arrows, etc. and save, copy to clipboard, etc. Like MS Paint, it is
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by mutagen 7y ago
Yeah, I discovered a flaw in SSH the other day, if my account on the remote server Is listed in the sudoers file I can escalate to root priviliges, as soon as I create a snazzy logo I'm going to get myself a CVE. Seriously though, secu
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by mutagen 8y ago
Thank you for doing this, I've found the newsletter refreshing and, even if the handful of articles aren't my cup of tea, they aren't retreads of stuff I see elsewhere. Programming language of the day is an especially deep we
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by mutagen 8y ago
I've found short term fasting to be like a muscle I have to exercise. Skipping a meal with abundant calories around me was hard. I had to start off small (skipping one meal) and slowly work up to slightly longer fasts (skipping the nex
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by mutagen 8y ago
While that is one quite useful application of DSLs, they're certainly used more widely than config files. Care to expand further?
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by mutagen 8y ago
I have the same issue, procedural thinking. I've made some small progress thinking in sets and working to re-phrase my goals in terms of sets of data, sometimes using window functions (row_number(), etc) when I need n-1 items from the
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by mutagen 8y ago
An app or hardware generating TOTP or HOTP codes is generally considered better than SMS based authentication but is susceptible to phishing and requires planning around phone upgrades or backup measures in case of a lost device. Google Aut
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by mutagen 8y ago
>Another fun fact, each time my password was mentioned, it was missing the first letter. I get an old password in these kinds of emails that has been stripped of case, the capitalization I used is not what what I received. Still, the fir
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by mutagen 8y ago
I bought (or crowdfunded, don't remember) the https://bela.io/ cape for the BeagleBone and have it sitting on the shelf waiting for me to free up some time to dig into the existing ecosystem and try to take things furt

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