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by notamy 4y ago
Because that code isn't publicly available, just like every private repo on GitHub, and any other company's/person's proprietary/private code?
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Signaling snapshots of a serotonin receptor activated by the psychedelic LSD(cell.com)
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by notamy 4y ago
That's probably going to be the inevitable problem with VR solutions though, right? Maybe not in the tech bubble, but outside of that, I absolutely can see this going down as some version of "execs get the latest and greatest VR h
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History of Wine(en.wikipedia.org)
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by notamy 4y ago
Is it this? https://freddiedeboer.substack.com/p/the-weight
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by notamy 4y ago
Domain registration already has a lot of rules around length, what characters can be where in the domain name (ex. no hyphens as the very first/last characters), ... I'm sure it'd be trivial to have a "no-repeating-space
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by notamy 4y ago
The most disturbing part, to me, is this: > The early-onset cancer epidemic might be one manifestation of increasing trends in the development of many chronic diseases in young and future generations. Why are chronic diseases trending up
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by notamy 4y ago
> Fusion not only has to work, it has to be at least somewhat cost-competitive with other forms of energy generation. Perhaps silly, but I wonder how this comparison would shape up if we were capable of calculating reasonably-accurate lo
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The Super Duper Universal Binary (2020)(tenfourfox.blogspot.com)
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by notamy 4y ago
Honestly, the most surprising thing to me was that people still use bzr. It looks like Canonical abandoned it back in 2016 [0]. It seems like it was suceeded by breezy [1], at least. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GN
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by notamy 4y ago
> especially if we ever have CPUs that want to address more than 256 GiB of memory. Given how common of a scenario this is for Linux, I imagine this sort of a change would be more trouble than it's worth...
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by notamy 4y ago
I thought this was hyperbolic, so I looked into it: > The menu team comes up with interesting ideas like including kale in salads. The procurement team and suppliers then try to get the menu team to understand the challenges. How do you
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by notamy 4y ago
> True. Out of curiosity: what's the use case for this? Scheduling is deterministic, which is a VERY useful property to have. See ex. http://erlang.org/pipermail/erlang-questions/2006-December/0... ab
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Notice about Slack password resets(slack.com)
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by notamy 4y ago
It's really fascinating -- on my phone (iOS 15.5), "white people" was correct to "white purple," "black people" was corrected to "blank people" (wtf Apple???), but "Asian people" went t
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by notamy 4y ago
> Differently from sport, there’s no such thing as low drug usage being healthy. I would argue this, as ex. medical cannabis licences are becoming more common, not to mention all the drugs that are prescribed and used healthily/resp
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by notamy 4y ago
https://devnull-as-a-service.com/ (:
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by notamy 4y ago
> The only use case where AirBNB sort of makes sense Here's a weird case where AirBNB might make more sense than a hotel: I have a medical cannabis licence. Hotels don't seem to like the idea of me vapourising cannabis indoors,
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by notamy 4y ago
I was really hoping that this would be never-before-seen, AI-generated recipes or something similar ):
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by notamy 4y ago
> Unfortunately, ETS match specifications are quite wonky Matchspecs are gnarly! Very annoying to wrap your head around, and it's closer to being an AST than anything. Shameless plug: I had written a library at one point to make mat
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The Pastry A.I. That Learned to Fight Cancer (2021)(newyorker.com)
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“What does ”the brain finishes developing at 25“ mean?”(old.reddit.com)
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by notamy 4y ago
> The compensation isn't there to match it. Really? Speaking from the Elixir perspective, I get recruiters messaging me with surprising frequency about senior Elixir SWE roles with base salary up to USD $200k; it doesn't seem l
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by notamy 4y ago
https://archive.ph/Nzky6
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by notamy 4y ago
> Sweet Christ. 150mg? Goddamn, I hope my tolerance never gets that bad. It's a nightmare. I'm a medical cannabis patient, so unfortunately, proper symptom management means my usage ends up being quite high. My tolerance got so
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by notamy 4y ago
> What's the criteria for being considered "a maintainer of a popular open source project"? The FAQ [0] says > A maintainer of a popular open source project is defined as someone who has write or admin access to one or
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The last, lonely woolly mammoths faced a 'genomic meltdown' (2017)(science.org)
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Show HN: atsi – instant rootless Alpine shells(github.com)
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by notamy 4y ago
You can! If you click the timestamp next to the comment, there'll be a favourite button on the comment page.
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My favorite Erlang Program (2013)(joearms.github.io)
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