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by samuell 7y ago
Anything that can create the proper incentives for keeping code at all levels secure enough. (Indeed, perhaps open source is the only realistic one, for newly written code at least). Because yes, it seems the problem is with incentives. If
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by samuell 7y ago
Or, Ada, no? :)
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by samuell 7y ago
Sorry for the typos (mobile keyboard, arrgh). For completeness, the link to the Pinegrow editor: https://pinegrow.com Also, I seem to have forgot to point out that one requirement I was looking for was Linux support (Pinegrow ru
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A Boeing Code Leak Exposes Security Flaws Deep in a 787's Guts(wired.com)
391 points by samuell 7y ago|270 comments
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by samuell 7y ago
Yeah, my main complaint about Webflow is the lack of a standalone tool. Last time I was designing for a client, I was travelling in east Africa, and simply couldn't afford to pay refill cards for the data needed to use Webflow online.
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Ask HN: Best books for event-based / message-oriented system architecture?
3 points by samuell 7y ago|0 comments
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by samuell 7y ago
Pipeline mgmt tool with a GUI, or tool for cli tools with a GUI? ;) One very widely used option is Galaxy https://galaxyproject.org You might also want to check out: - Arvados https://arvados.org - Chipster https:&#
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by samuell 7y ago
I counted to 15 awk calls in our latest pipeline processing drug compounds to build predictive machine learning models of them: https://github.com/pharmbio/ptp-project/blob/master/exp/2018... One of
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by samuell 7y ago
I've always been placing FBP under dataflow. Regarding distinguishing features though, AFAIK, one of the more important ones is that in FBP, connections between processes are done via named ports on processes, and that the wiring of th
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Paper on SciPipe – a library for writing pipelines of commandline programs in Go(academic.oup.com)
3 points by samuell 7y ago|0 comments
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by samuell 7y ago
I think there is an easy solution: More expensive (like USD 1) foldable cups, that are expensive enough that people will actually re-use them. In Sweden we have a model I like a lot, which is a modern, foldable version of a traditional saam
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by samuell 7y ago
Happy to hear that Italy maintains some proper coffee-drinking culture :)
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by samuell 8y ago
I have found another French invention to do the job (of providing a break from the desk) without the brutal sides of deployed army life: Parkour. It's got it all: Exercise for the whole body, fresh air, multi-sensory interaction with y
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by samuell 8y ago
Seems like an interesting complement to the (free) book on planning algorithms by Steven Lavalle: http://planning.cs.uiuc.edu/
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by samuell 8y ago
https://bionics.it Has served as my research blog during my phd studies in pharmaceutical bioinformatics and covers a lot of my insight gained on batch workflow systems for running machine learning pipelines (mostly on hpc clust
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by samuell 8y ago
And King Solomon, ~950 BC :) "But beyond this, my son, be warned: the writing of many books is endless, and excessive devotion to books is wearying to the body." Eccl 12:12
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Commit failing tests if your framework allows it(atilanevesoncode.wordpress.com)
1 points by samuell 8y ago|0 comments
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by samuell 8y ago
Thanks for sharing this summary. I had matomo in my notes, and was just wondering how it compares to Fathom. If there are any more detailed comparisons, I'm all ears.
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by samuell 8y ago
Sent them a mail about this. Let's see what happens.
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Lazarus 2.0.0(forum.lazarus-ide.org)
74 points by samuell 8y ago|15 comments
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by samuell 8y ago
A nature survey from 2016 among 1500 scientists, revealing a widespread consensus that there exists a reproducibility crisis in science: https://www.nature.com/news/1-500-scientists-lift-the-lid-on...
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by samuell 8y ago
I have recently came to like the following distinction: - Let data be relatively static, immutable, objects (just as the post suggests) - For functions which are merely read-only views of this data, implement them as methods on the class (A
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by samuell 8y ago
Fun fact: Grail (or, Marius at Grail) wrote their own scientific workflow engine in Go, with a focus on AWS as execution platform: https://github.com/grailbio/reflow Fo anyone interested, we reviewed it including a com
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by samuell 8y ago
Yep. The Philips one is a joke.
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by samuell 8y ago
Thanks, will check out the MIT AI and cognitect ones ... (Indeed perhaps subjective, but happen to fit my interests, though I had missed these :) ).
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Ask HN: What's your favorite tech podcasts, and how to you find them?
31 points by samuell 8y ago|16 comments
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by samuell 8y ago
Somewhat related, I suggested how the Semantic Web (aka "Linked Data") and the more real-lifeish Data Science field could be merged, at a Linked Data event in Sweden earlier this year: TLDR; What semweb / linked data lacks th
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by samuell 8y ago
What I mean is that businesses, even small companies, will have a lot more money than any consumer, as any money being paid as wage is decimated to such a large degree. Spotify, Skype etc are addressing an international market, so the exact
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by samuell 8y ago
My guess: Taxes. In Sweden at least, roughly half of the money any company makes, is going to taxes before getting in the hands of the employees, leaving much less buying power for consumers. Add to that a 25% VAT on anything you buy, and,
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by samuell 8y ago
> My key issue when working from home is staying focused and avoiding distractions. Still haven't found a good solution (I only end up using website blockers a few times before my hedonistic side takes over and just stops using them

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