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by shezi 6y ago
As far as I understand, this is actually a common side effect of SVT, where so many platelets accrete in the thrombosis that there is a measurable dip in available platelets.
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Scientists Discover Cause of Blood Clots from AstraZeneca Covid-19 Vaccine(ibtimes.com)
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by shezi 6y ago
There is also "A curious moon" with similar ideas for learning SQL. https://bigmachine.io/products/a-curious-moon/
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by shezi 6y ago
It is probably 2560x1440 with four different colour subpixels per addressable pixel, giving you an image resolution of 1280x720.
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by shezi 6y ago
RSS and atom are simple xml formats that encapsulate information about posts or items on a site. They are linked on the site with meta tags or in direct a links. Here's a link to some documentation: https://www.xul.fr/e
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by shezi 6y ago
I know a lot of people for whom both are much more productive in python than in any other language, including myself. If that's not true for you, you must have different preferences. Let's just find our own language each one and n
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by shezi 6y ago
It is on the official Signal GitHub organisation, so it must have __some__ amount of blessing.
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by shezi 6y ago
When I worked in production environments, I used to set up little Firefox userscripts that would add a banner or anything visual to the production site. It's entirely client side and easy to customize.
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by shezi 6y ago
I teach my children to point in the direction of where cars can come from before crossing the road. He used to just swing his head around before, now he has to search directions and point there to direct his attention and it works excellent
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by shezi 6y ago
-r pulls requirements from a file, line by line. -e means editable, it's mostly used for source installs of libraries you want to work on while installed in a project.
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by shezi 6y ago
I disagree with the strong sentiment that nobody needs it. In fact, I can think of several situations where this would have been helpful. For example, "ids generated by each import/client/process are guaranteed to be sortable
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by shezi 6y ago
I do not understand your criticism. ULID tries to guarantee monotonicity with any single generator, which is nice if you need it and irrelevant if you don't. The state that needs to be saved for that feature is exactly the last genera
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by shezi 6y ago
A ton of sandwiches? Worldwide? That would be a ridiculously small amount, there must be many tons of sandwiches of any type.
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by shezi 6y ago
Have you read any of the news surrounding the Epic Games Store? Like this: https://www.techradar.com/au/news/epic-games-store-would-dro... "Epic’s CEO Tim Sweeney has effectively thrown down the gauntlet to V
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by shezi 6y ago
Chuck Yeager? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuck_Yeager%27s_Air_Combat
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by shezi 6y ago
What you describe is very standard in 3D graphics, and it's alluded to in the article by the question at the end. You can even use the last row of the matrix as scaling factors (you'll have to re-normalize the output vector). From
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by shezi 6y ago
"Nevertheless, the fact is that there is nothing as dreamy and poetic, nothing as radical, subversive, and psychedelic, as mathematics. It is every bit as mind blowing as cosmology or physics (mathematicians conceived of black holes lo
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by shezi 6y ago
"One of the main themes of the book is the beauty that mathematics possesses, which Hardy compares to painting and poetry.[5] For Hardy, the most beautiful mathematics was that which had no practical applications in the outside world (
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by shezi 6y ago
There's also the Epic flywheel as described by Matthew Ball: https://www.matthewball.vc/all/epicprimer1
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by shezi 6y ago
Definitely do a writeup for HN when you find a suitable solution!
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by shezi 6y ago
Looks excellent, thanks for the recommendation. Even though for my purposes, chemistry isn't that important, as we're doing mechanical simulation.
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by shezi 6y ago
Indeed, manufacturing is hardly a problem in the software world. =) Maybe get it laser engraved into aluminium and mount it... somewhere? Grey code is essentially a more robust spiral pattern, so that's the same idea. What if you put a
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by shezi 6y ago
Hmm, I have never tried to run a server. At least the integration seems to be fairly easy.
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by shezi 6y ago
Mechanics. The virtual building aspect is in the foreground.
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by shezi 6y ago
Grey code with 13 bits and as many light sensors, maybe?
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by shezi 6y ago
Something like https://remotestorage.io/ ?
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by shezi 6y ago
Soil simulation This is just one part of one of the sillier things I'm working on/thinking about. How can I make a real-time interactive soil simulation work, essentially a big realistic virtual sandbox. Since this is a side proje
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by shezi 6y ago
I don't even think you need to go this far. Since it's differential topology, everything is defined locally anyway, so there must just be environments of nonzero size around every point that don't intersect themselves.
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by shezi 6y ago
I have done differential topology and geometry for a time in University. There is a lot of visualisation going on in every lecture every day, even if it is not computer visualization. Everything in difftop is drawn at some point, just so yo
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by shezi 6y ago
Side note: You can use python classes for that. It's a common pattern for me to have something like this in my projects class Holder: pass Simply add any attributes at runtime. It's essentially a different interfa

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