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Here's an example: two bird species selected via uid share as most recent_common ancestor Passeriformes. https://sol.vandenoever.info/?uids=695336,1093902 When another bird species is added, one more closest common anc
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3y ago
The tree only shows species that are selected and their closest common ancestors. The relationships are obtained from opentreeoflife.org.
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With Subtree of Life you can find relationships between species: https://sol.vandenoever.info/
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3y ago
The Nokia N950, which only made to a development edition, was much better. Unfortunately, mine met with a watery end.
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3y ago
> Also, XSLT is horrible. XQuery can do everything XSLT can but with different syntax. XQuery 3 can also handle JSON. It's a clean way to generate well-formed XHTML.
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3y ago
The short ones are fastest.
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Flakes have a lock file (flake.lock) which means you get to decide explicitly when to update the software. nixpkgs does not have precise rules on what updates are allowed, so nix-shell can give surprising results unless you make the effort
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4y ago
Yes, it's published: https://github.com/orgs/FOSDEM/repositories The videos from FOSDEM, and most conferences, mix slides and filmed presenter into one stream. I would be great if they'd be combined as t
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4y ago
You can send the code to the Software Heritage: https://archive.softwareheritage.org/save/ Perhaps there's a userscript to send everything that you fork there. Ideally, federated forges will become more widely use
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4y ago
It's possible to push from x86_64 to aarch by setting this in the system configuration: boot.binfmt.emulatedSystems = [ "aarch64-linux" ]; With that setting pushing from e.g. laptop to raspberry works. Nix on macOS do
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> Deploying is as simple as pushing a new commit and then triggering a rebuild on a specific host. Or you can forgo /etc/nixos and push from your current machine with nixos-rebuild switch -v --target-host machine2 --flake
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4y ago
Fig 2 in https://www.nature.com/articles/s42005-022-00995-z.pdf shows an analysis of swing in solos as function of tempo. At 160 bpm, soloists swing the most.
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The Rust compiler guarantees that the memory location and size of the iterated array do not change during the operation. So the iterator can be a pointer that iterates until it points to the end of the array. There is no need to do bounds c
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This summer I made a website to show the closest common ancestors of arbitrary species. The hardest part was to get the tree to look nice. It's still not perfect. A naive approach gives a very wide tree. https://sol.vandenoe
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4y ago
The private key is used in HTTP Signatures for authentication. The signature does not cover the body of the http request and is not stored or published. The http post contains an http headers that signs just a few other header fields. The s
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4y ago
And people who engage in unauthorized wiretapping for governments are not privateers.
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4y ago
If you want to keep the annotations outside the PDF, you could take inspiration from https://codeberg.org/vandenoever/pdfannotation
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The annotations are appended to the original PDF. I wonder if there's a library to collect all annotations and merge them into one file.
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> However, you won’t be getting the advanced features like automation or other integration and collaboration features provided by GitHub. Codeberg is working on CI and you can request early access. I've found it to work well and fas
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4y ago
Web Annotations would in theory work better for epubs than they do for pdfs. Making web annotations in PDFs is either coordinate based (page + rectangles) or text bases (quoted text). The quoted text in PDFs is error-prone because PDF is a
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If you donate now, this will be seen as the ads being effective. If you donate in March, when no ads are running, that will lead to the ads being seen as less effective.
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Here's a site with faceted search on WikiData: https://wikipedia.peerdb.org/ And here's an alternative way to browse Wikipedia and WikiData: https://conze.pt/ These sites are possible because the
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Okular has recently gotten improved support for verifying cryptographic signatures in PDF files. https://tsdgeos.blogspot.com/2022/03/okular-signature-suppor...
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The author of 'How to Blow Up a Pipeline' is from Sweden. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Blow_Up_a_Pipeline
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So how did Penpot come into existence? Because some 'sucker' paid for it? Kaleidos, the creators of Penpot, built a tool that they need and invested to make it open. And they get recognition for it which builds their brand and get
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If a file is so large that the processor spends a lot of time parsing, then the file is too large to be conveniently edited by a person. For large files it is best to use a binary format that can be read quickly without parsing or allocatio
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Here's a presentation show what happens to rendering in the game Doom when π has different values. https://media.ccc.de/v/mch2022-236-non-euclidean-doom-what-h...
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Working with large json files is hard to parallelize. Just filtering the objects in a root array can take very long. jqr and gojq both die with OOM when running on large files like https://dumps.wikimedia.org/wikidatawiki&#x
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The squirrels eat eggs and young birds. This is harder for the rats. Rat nests are better protected against predators because they are underground. Both will feed off of accessible food. Do not spill food and keep it in sturdy containers to
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If there is less cattle, less farmland is needed to grow fodder. That farmland is then available for growing food for people. This way the same amount of farmland can feed more people. Reducing cattle farming increases the efficiency of foo
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