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by samuell 8y ago
I want to second about the "Code Complete" book. IMO, it provides a much more practical and hands on approach than most of the other books, and does this to a great depth. In my view, if I'd recommend only one book on good so
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by samuell 8y ago
How does it differ from Brave [0]? (Which is also based on Chrome, is free and open source, and well integrated even in Xubuntu, for the latest dev version [1]) [0] https://brave.com [1] https://brave.com/downloa
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by samuell 8y ago
I really enjoyed reading "Start-up Nation" by Dan Senor and Saul Singer. Some clues, and lots of inspiration there.
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by samuell 8y ago
The only thing that frustrates me with this article is that they conclude with a rec for "intermittent isolation" when it is "intermittent collaboration" that's the way to go, according to the experience of every pe
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Collaborate on complex problems – but only intermittently(news.harvard.edu)
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by samuell 8y ago
This is so cool! I have been calling out to GNU Awk in like 50% of our SciPipe workflow tasks lately (See e.g. [1]) ... now I should be able to keep it all inside Go/SciPipe. [1] https://github.com/pharmbio/ptp-pro
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by samuell 8y ago
Nice! This is an approach I hope will be used much more, to generate CLIs and other interfaces. Luigi [1] does something similar, in that it auto-creates an API that lets you call any task in your task dependency graph, and provide paramete
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by samuell 8y ago
Many thanks for the clarification!
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by samuell 8y ago
The Flow-based programming google group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/flow-based-programmi... It has been a bit less active over the last couple of months, and sadly been plagued by a bit of spam, but h
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by samuell 8y ago
I agree, and I think they had a short code example earlier. It was one of the things that got me interested in it then.
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by samuell 8y ago
Thanks. Yea, I also found this statement: > [...] it may change for future Julia versions, as it is intended to make it possible to run up to N Tasks on M Process, aka M:N Threading M:N threading is (I think) the same as the "multip
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by samuell 8y ago
Does it support light-weight threads (co-routines) channels yet? (and if it does, does it multiplex them on mulitple CPUs?). I had a look a few years ago, and then it did not. I think this is so badly needed to get an easy route to pipeline
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SciPipe – A Go-based scientific sorkflow library(bionics.it)
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SciPipe – Go-based library for complex and dynamic pipelines in machine learning(biorxiv.org)
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Why Go is a good fit for High Energy and Nuclear Physics and science in general(sbinet.github.io)
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by samuell 8y ago
> "The thing that nobody told me is that OCaml’s runtime cannot do two things at once. It has a Python-style GIL." That's the reason I kick-started a crowd sourcing effort to collect a table of such basic facts among compi
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Scholarly publishing is broken. Here’s how to fix it(aeon.co)
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by samuell 8y ago
I found the post on RealPython easier to digest for a quick glance of the new features: https://realpython.com/python37-new-features
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by samuell 8y ago
IRC is actually viable, with https://riot.im for offline logging and mobile access.
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by samuell 8y ago
Biblical creation theory postulate that a good initial design has had an increasing lot of destructive processes going on after the first man breaking the trust relationship with the Creator. "Genetic Entropy" thus being one of th
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by samuell 8y ago
Ah, just discovered it (still?) supports live bookmarks, based on RSS/Atom feeds (Right click on toolbar, add the "Subscribe" button, etc). Having live feed icons in the bookmark bar has been the best way to follow news I eve
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by samuell 8y ago
I switched to Brave on mobile, and hasn't looked back. Works flawlessly. It is only the desktop app on Linux/Xubuntu that can have a bit of micro-lagging at times, enough to cause frustration, and also is not as well integrated in
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by samuell 8y ago
I found cgdb much easier to use and more robust when resizing the terminal than gdb+tui. Liked it so much I made a video demonstrating it's usage: https://youtu.be/OKLR6rrsBmI
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Looks very interesting, thanks!
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Great to hear, thanks for the info!
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by samuell 8y ago
I counted to at least 10 awk components in a recent bioinformatics/cheminformatics workflow we wrote (Search for 'awk' in these lines: https://github.com/pharmbio/ptp-project/blob/aa91f1/ex
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by samuell 8y ago
I'm confused about the state of threading in Crystal. See the last message in : https://github.com/crystal-lang/crystal/issues/1967#issuecom... I'm hoping to see more languages with light-weight thr
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by samuell 8y ago
Keeping a markdown based combined project journal + todo list, in the repo / folder of each project. Wrote about it here recently: http://bionics.it/posts/computational-lab-note-taking-todo-l... Just amazing how m
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by samuell 8y ago
Interesting with the dataflow diagram support. Wonder if it supports flow-based programming style named ports...
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by samuell 8y ago
We need more open source datalog implementations with disk based storage. I have my hopes now on Mozilla's Mentat [1], but it seems to still have quite some way to go, and also I wouldn't mind something similar implemented in Go t

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