samuell

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   by samuell 11y ago

   > "The crisis, as Ellis and Silk tell it, is the wildly speculative nature of modern physics theories, which they say reflects a dangerous departure from the scientific method." Well, there are other areas of Science that have
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   by samuell 11y ago

   This "lightening" and "darkening" you describe actually makes a lot of sense in terms of another way of connecting phycis and color, if we by "lightened" mean "higher color temperature", and for &quot
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   by samuell 11y ago

   I'm not that surprised. I would never remember what an app named "Birdly mobile" did, when finding out I installed it last month. Neither would I find it again, if looking for that "receipt scan app I installed last mo
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   by samuell 11y ago

   I find UHK unique among ergonomic keyboards as it combines the few vital things that I find that I need of a keyboard: 1. Compact layout (so I can take it with me between my two offices and home). 2. Split (ergonomic) keyboard. 3. A touchpa
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   by samuell 11y ago

   Thought I read "lalibela" first :) (Those famous buildings carved out of rocks, a loooong time ago, in Ethiopia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lalibela )
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   by samuell 11y ago

   Yeah, 'simple' seems to be much more robust
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   by samuell 11y ago

   To me, PHP is still interesting, because of the ProcessWire CMS/CMF [1], which is basically the next best thing afte sliced bread (A generic hierarchical content structure, with a jquery-inspired PHP template API, giving FULL flexibili
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   by samuell 11y ago

   I agree about ebooks, but I'd argue that they have a whole virtue of their own: Nothing beats the speed at what you can skim them, to quickly narrow down on the parts you're interested in, thus being exponentially more efficient t
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   by samuell 11y ago

   This is spot on my experience and impression as well!
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    by samuell 11y ago

    The Lazarus IDE and GUI component library is simply fantastic, and the most productive native cross-platform GUI toolkit for the big three desktop OSes (OS X/Windows/Linux) that you'll probably find. We needed small helper to
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    by samuell 11y ago

    Drupal lead, Dries, also wrote a read-worthy post on the release: http://buytaert.net/drupal-8-0-0-released
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    Drupal 8 released(buytaert.net)

    15 points by samuell 11y ago|0 comments
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    by samuell 11y ago

    Sorry for the ignorance of a newbie, but I couldn't find any info on whether libmill does anything similar to the M:N multiplexing of light-weight threads upon OS threads?
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    by samuell 11y ago

    Thanks! Yea, though in fact my idea is more about wiring the actual (matrix/tensor) operation with dataflow, rather than just the dataflow between such operations . But it might be bit of a different problem area :)
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    by samuell 11y ago

    Interesting! I wrote in a draft post back in late 2013 [1], that asked: "What if one could have a fully declarative “matrix language” in which all data transformations ever needed could be declaratively defined in a way that is very ea
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    by samuell 11y ago

    Seems like Ben Lorica's call for open source tensor libraries for data science [1], were answered! [1.a] http://radar.oreilly.com/2015/03/lets-build-open-source-tens... (March 2015) [1.b] http://ra
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    by samuell 11y ago

    As David Beazley [1] is the goto guy for anything related to python concurrency (His outstanding material on the topic was what finally made python generators / coroutines tick for me). This makes me much intrigued by this! [1] http:&
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    by samuell 11y ago

    Didn't even know this existed. Thanks for highlighting it!
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    by samuell 11y ago

    I'm wondering about the term "hacking" here. Anything else than mere monitoring would seem extremely stupid. Common wisdom has that you don't ever hack on a production system, much less so a critical, life-sustaining one
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    Why I chose ProcessWire over Wordpress, Drupal, Symphony and others(markgoldsmith.me)

    4 points by samuell 11y ago|0 comments
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    by samuell 11y ago

    I thought it was unconventionally good-looking and pleasant to use.
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    by samuell 11y ago

    IC, many thanks for the clarification!
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    by samuell 11y ago

    If anybody wonders, the no. 1 reason I find datalog so compelling, is the support for "named queries", which basically means that you can store a complex lookup as named "concept", which is then usable in other queries.
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    by samuell 11y ago

    Cool article! Datalog is definitely worth more attention! Just a detail: In fairness, I think one can say that there is actually one more "implementation" of datalog for Clojure, though it is built upon the Hadoop ecosystem, Casca
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    by samuell 11y ago

    Have been impressed by the quality of Johannes' work with the Snakemake workflow tool [1], which is why I'm intrigued by Rust-Bio too. [1] https://bitbucket.org/johanneskoester/snakemake/wiki/Home
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    by samuell 11y ago

    Application note by Köster et al published in Bioinformatics the other week: http://bioinformatics.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2015/...
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    Rust-Bio – Bioinformatics library for Rust(rust-bio.github.io)

    66 points by samuell 11y ago|3 comments
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    by samuell 11y ago

    Project website: https://rust-bio.github.io
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    Rust-Bio – Bioinformatics library for Rust(rust-bio.github.io)

    2 points by samuell 11y ago|1 comments
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    by samuell 11y ago

    First time in a long time that my laptop fan peaks a little :P