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3y ago
So I submitted without realizing that the landing page doesn't provide very much context, especially if you're not exposed to frontend stuff. Keep in mind that Histoire hasn't seen a 1.0 release yet. In short: The "stori
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3y ago
Though Storybook now supports Vite as well, I like Histoire because it cuts down on boilerplate, especially for Vue 3 projects.
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Histoire: A new way to write stories, powered by Vite
(histoire.dev)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Devcontainers are indeed the answer if you’re using VSC. I use the docker-outside-docker feature (there’s a few flavors of these) so my app can be defined with docker-compose. The experience is nice once you’ve taken the time to customize y
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3y ago
Seems like that isn't directly referenced in the article, but the first sentence is: "The suboptimal state of DataFrame implementations can mostly be attributed to:", so I take that section to provide justification for the ne
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3y ago
Seaborn and matplotlib for python and echarts for javascript.
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3y ago
I don’t use it because I make frequent use of scientific libraries. If it were possible to use on a function by function basis, with a decorator like numba, I would definitely give it a go.
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3y ago
I can't square away this statement with the fact that all of the major electric utilities in California, and especially in southern California, are logging record-breaking profits and issuing record-breaking dividends. I realize that i
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3y ago
I can't think of a single project I've worked on that did not need dynamic where clauses almost immediately.
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I’ve used namecheap for many years and have started using porkbun recently. Both have given me no problems, have reasonable prices and have those features.
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Speaking of Illusions: Sirtuins and Longevity
(science.org)
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Vue.js – Official Certification Program
(certification.vuejs.org)
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4y ago
I don't understand how even one of those brake slamming moments isn't sufficient to stop using that feature forever. I am extra circumspect when driving around Teslas as a result of this seemingly common and extremely disconcertin
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4y ago
import windows12 didn’t do the trick?
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4y ago
Guess I need an LLM to block ads from the output of other LLMs.
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4y ago
I'm sure this type of integration will happen, but... isn't this exactly how AGI would "escape"?
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4y ago
Yes
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4y ago
Did you work in the meat packing department of Wendy’s? Your experience may hav e been a tad different..
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Postgres Query Optimization: Left Join vs. Union All
(crunchydata.com)
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4y ago
https://excessups.com/ sells batteries and UPS units. The downside is they can be quite slow to ship.
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4y ago
The way they're going about this investigation is reminiscent of how we figure things out in biology and neuroscience. Perhaps a biologist won't do the best job at fixing a radio [1], but they might do alright debugging neural net
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Postgresqltuner: Analyse Your PostgreSQL Database
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4y ago
So you’re saying there’s a chance?
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4y ago
This is most threads on topics outside of the CS sphere
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Redframes: General Purpose Data Manipulation Library
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4y ago
Yeah, sci-hub is great, but I'm pretty sure academic research would be fine without it... on account of having been a biology PhD student both before and after the advent of sci-hub.
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IVM (Incremental View Maintenance) Implementation as a PostgreSQL Extension
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The research described in the pre-print aimed to understand the mechanism of action behind the decrease in pathogenicity observed with Omicron strains, and specifically, whether mutations in the Omicron spike protein can account for that de
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I really really wanted to like mypy but my experience with mypy and Django has been very poor - it is slow, type inference is not good and most of the errors are false positives. Perhaps I’m spoiled by Typescript or django-stubs is just not
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4y ago
That level of jaywalking enforcement sounds dystopian, no thank you.
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