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2y ago
Just wanting to chime in that ProcessWire [1] has provided this dependency for me over the last 10 years, even in a better way than WordPress can provide, since it is such a small core that rarely needs updating, and that most if not all fu
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2y ago
"Build standalone, self-executable and dependencies-free binaries for your PHP web applications, and command-line tools." I'm sold.
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Improving DNA Basecalling with Transformers
(nanoporetech.com)
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Why didn't Go get a breakthrough in Bioinformatics?
(bionics.it)
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2y ago
The discussion of grouped lifetimes reminds me of the principles of Flow-based programming (without the visual part), where one main idea is that only one process owns a data packet (IP) at a time. My own experience coding in this style [1]
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2y ago
Ansible is definitely requiring constant lookup in the documentation. I've found a pretty good workflow with using ansible-doc though, with two-three aliases that I use constantly: alias adl='ansible-doc --list' ali
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2y ago
I love running and doing it consistently over ~10 years, always longing to get out again. I'm the only one among my friends that do this, and I find this to be highly correlated with my running style: Really comfortable pace 7-10km thr
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2y ago
Where's the list of "Awesome Go-derived languages"? :)
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2y ago
> Also particularly popular are images of young Black children showing off masterly pieces of artwork they supposedly built [...] This is like 50% of my fb content right now. Facebook is not doing well. Have been trying to block a bunch
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2y ago
Not to complain too much on a praise worthy effort, but it would have been so nice if this was coded in FreePascal with Lazarus. Then we would have tiny native binaries for all the desktop platforms, which would feel even more native.
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3y ago
As someone who once was an avid Flash user that got put off by Adobe's less then sympathetic pricing strategy, I've been ever since been looking out for a stable 2d animation solution. I've been looking into Synfig Studio bef
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Friction – An Open Source 2D Animation Software
(friction.graphics)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Looks awesome!
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3y ago
... which seems quite similar to gron [1]? [1] https://github.com/tomnomnom/gron
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3y ago
I tend to agree (the cell being in control and all the 4D interactions and epigenetics mechanisms etc), but out of curiosity, what would you say we also need?
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Heng Li recommends Rust (author of some of most used bioinformatics software)
(twitter.com)
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Give some new links a chance
(news.ycombinator.com)
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3y ago
I would like to ask the HN community to consider visiting the "new" page on HN say at least daily, to give interesting new links a more fair chance of being noticed.
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Matrix transformation as model for declarative atomic dataflow operations (2015)
(bionics.it)
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3y ago
See Heng's tweet about the post: https://twitter.com/lh3lh3/status/1765822352661618836 ... and also his previous post comparing a couple of fast languages, including Rust, C, Crystal, Nim, Julia, Go and PyPy:
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What high-performance language to learn [for bioinformatics]?
(lh3.github.io)
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3y ago
To me it doesn't really make sense to have the computer spend all those CPU cycles on pixels I don't even see (because of the size of a 13-14" laptop screen).
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3y ago
Each specific configuration gets its own product page, so the distribution of reviews might be a bit random. Haven't had an issue with mine, except a bit noisy fan that was fixed with a recent firmware update. Battery life is stellar a
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3y ago
With what RAM? ... and what weight? For $1700 you can get a sub-1kg Asus ExpertBook B9 with 32GB RAM and a 2TB disk and a decent 12th 12 core Gen Intel CPU. https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-ExpertBook-i7-1255U-Military-B94... No
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3y ago
> The author apparently does not have any experience in building systems/infrastructure. Well, he built https://modal.com , one of the coolest things since sliced mangoes, and before that https://github.com&#x
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3y ago
Much more focused on interactive slicing and dicing of data, rather than mostly following a few pre-defined time-series, as is the focus of Grafana. As such, closer to an open source replacement for PowerBI.
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3y ago
Great to know! I have liked Django in many ways when playing with it, but it is quite the boilerplate to write. Feels like you basically repeat yourself three times, with the MVC split setup. Feels like some of that should be possible to au
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I basically stick 'site:news.ycombinator.com' to most of my searches these days anyways, to the extent I should look for a plugin to have it permanently added (although mostly via DuckDuckGo or Brave Search). It is a preciously ra
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3y ago
This looks super interesting, thanks!
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3y ago
Thanks, I'll check it out!
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