samuell

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by samuell 8y ago
Sounds exciting!
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by samuell 8y ago
Nice with more developments in embedded databases! Would be interesting with a comparison with mentat [1]. Do you plan to support any query langauge such as datalog, like mentat? [1] https://github.com/mozilla/mentat
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by samuell 8y ago
The only time I listen to music while coding is when I'm really sleepy, and need something to get juices flowing again. For this, I have my "waking up" playlist, which is pretty much a bunch of really intense opera classics,
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by samuell 8y ago
As I do most of my daily work in cheminformatics with a (shell-based) workflow engine ( http://scipipe.org ), awk has turned out to be the perfect way of defining even quite complicated components based on just a shell command. Th
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by samuell 8y ago
Easier to produce lots of i3s because of high failure rate?
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by samuell 8y ago
I really like the interactive terminal-based menu, that's neat!
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by samuell 8y ago
Not always. When the workflow tool is a central scheduling point for thousands of tasks fired off to other compute nodes (via some distribution mechanism), you can start to experience pain. There is also a problem with python that it does n
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by samuell 8y ago
There are a few pipeline tools/frameworks written in Go: http://gopherdata.io/post/more_go_based_workflow_tools_in_bi... (Full disclosure: I'm developing SciPipe)
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by samuell 8y ago
Send a pull request to add it to https://github.com/pditommaso/awesome-pipeline/blob/master/R...
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by samuell 9y ago
The query itself is available in a screenshot. Also a pretty periferal part of the paper. Looked/thought hard about options but did not come up with better at the time. But wanted to highlight how important it is for parties starting s
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by samuell 9y ago
Great idea! I'm using figshare but neither me nor colleagues got to think about that.
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by samuell 9y ago
I hope this doesn't change too. Felt I had to use it to link a humongous wikidata SPARQL query in a (software) research paper recently.
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by samuell 9y ago
You don't need fancy GUI's, nor do you need to remember long flag names, when there is tig - text mode interface to git. You only need to remember it's "git" backwards: https://jonas.github.io/tig&#x
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by samuell 9y ago
Nice to see a reference to Bulma. Bulma is basically what was needed to get me to code sites by hand again, after being troubled by the lack of a) design<-->css-template-code round-trip and b) offline support, in Webflow.
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by samuell 9y ago
Been occasionally pestering family and some colleagues over the last 1/2 - 1 year, about the idea that "playfulness" of children is why they learn so quickly, and that it is relevant to ML :P Children build up a continuously
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by samuell 9y ago
You might also want to have a look at: - http://gopherdata.io ... and in particular the resources lists at - https://github.com/gopherdata/resources Also, Dan's GopherCon talk on Go for data science is
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by samuell 9y ago
Well, and I was so busy writing this down that I didn't realize that is exactly a very good motivation for what was just done here: integrating Wallaroo with Go - Congrats! :D
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by samuell 9y ago
Interesting. thanks for the info!
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by samuell 9y ago
In my view and experience, the actor model and the CSP model of Go and others (which is also very similar to Flow-Based Programming (FBP) if using buffered channels), can actually fit together very nicely, with each of them sitting at diffe
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by samuell 9y ago
Yes, pony stacks up nicely among the growing list of compiled languages, based on features: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BAiJR026ih1U8HoRw__n...
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by samuell 9y ago
Thanks, added to my WIP "awesome datalog" :) https://github.com/samuell/awesome-datalog
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by samuell 9y ago
IC, thanks for the clarification!
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by samuell 9y ago
The link leads nowhere (seems login required, but even after login doesn't work). Link to screenshot instead?
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by samuell 9y ago
$ du -sh .luna/ 671M .luna/ Pretty browseable directory, to be fair. But yeah, would be nice with some more clear indication of where the installation is going, from the installer. Now I found the location in this thread.
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by samuell 9y ago
Praying and Bible reading in the morning (mostly I manage to do just one of the two though), is definitely the one most efficient thing to keep me balanced and sane. Helps you put life and yourself in perspective and have so much more patie
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by samuell 9y ago
Crystal stacks up pretty nicely in our crowd-sourced feature table, for statically compiled languages: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BAiJR026ih1U8HoRw__n... ... providing light-weight threads, and possib
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by samuell 9y ago
Yep. To me, typora just feels so much better. - Less cluttered UI - Allows both a file tree, or a more TOC-style tree, in the left pane - A lot faster startup etc. Great with more options for pure-markdown wysiwyg editing/note-taking t
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by samuell 9y ago
Yeah, would be great with some comparison to Alea ... optimally a point-to-point comparison.
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What is a scientific (batch) workflow?(bionics.it)
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by samuell 9y ago
My "bash function" adds just a few more lines, so as to git add/commit/push after closing the editor, and adding a good title by default: ---- journalfile=$(date --utc +%Y%m%d-%u.md); if [[ ! -f $journalfile ]]; then ech

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