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by sradman 6y ago
Brownfield trade-offs; the current tool is agnostic about directory structure. There are other trade-offs: simple links/URLs, the requirement for opinionated helpers/generators, and the extra layer that is not required for notes t
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by sradman 6y ago
Your point about managing the image resources associated with the markdown is an important one. Rather than one folder per note, the existing approach is compatible with a {file-slug}.resources/ naming scheme. Sounds like a good opport
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by sradman 6y ago
VimWiki nicely integrates with a Vim centric toolchain and is functionally similar to the Markdown Notes extension for VS Code used by Foam. Foam looks like a very thin layer built on top of existing VS Code extensions. It integrates with a
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by sradman 6y ago
The links work in GitHub Pages. https://foambubble.github.io/foam/
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Have any additional FRBs been detected since the publication of the paper?
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I understand the political reason for not naming the reactors/nation-states most likely responsible for the release but I don't understand the lack of context. Why wasn't short-lived iodine-131 detected along with the caesium
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by sradman 6y ago
arxiv Jan 28 paper "Periodic activity from a fast radio burst source" [1] via Feb 7 Vice article [2] and Wikipedia "Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment (CHIME)" page [3]. [1] https://arxiv.org/
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by sradman 6y ago
To give context to nailer's succinct answer: some of fitness technology covered by DCRainmaker [1] works well with iOS/Android apps like Garmin Connect or Fitbit. This covers both continuous trackers that do not have GPS as well a
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On the Buy page (Shopify), there is a very good image of the ultra-mobile Palm relative to a man's hand [1]. [1] https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0063/0613/6154/products/Pa...
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Ian Morris has popularized using empirical evidence to compare historical civilizations [1]. Energy capture per capita is the dominant metric. I’m not sure that speculating about civilizations older than 1 mya is anything but sensationalism
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John Gruber prefers the feel of the 2.31” classic width iPhones [1]: > Feel matters. And to me, the classic 4-inch display form factor shared by the iPhones 5, 5S, and now SE [1st Gen] feels the best in hand. This is obviously highly sub
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Amazon’s James Hamilton has been bullish on server-side ARM for a long time. [1] [1] https://perspectives.mvdirona.com/2015/10/arm-server-market/
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> ...the problem of x86 emulation can be dealt with if Apple offers ARM-based cloud servers. Amazon has a very good ARM64 cloud offering with their M6g instances. Pure ARM64 server-side Linux stacks are not yet mainstream but the ARM64
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TWiVincent – Microneedle patch for SARS-CoV-2(virology.ws)
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243 character original DHH Tweet: > The HEY stack: - Vanilla Ruby on Rails on the backend, running on edge - Stimulus, Turbolinks, Trix + NEW MAGIC on the front end - MySQL for DB (Vitess for sharding) - Redis for short-lived data + cach
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> Ang and a team of international colleagues turned to fecal samples. Animal scat, Ang says, is an underutilized resource for scientists: It contains a wealth of information ranging from an animals’ DNA to evidence of its diet, microbiom
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Total time ~30 minutes. Gotchas: 1. Resource Bundles with Bitcode turned ON 2. Non-arm64 external dependencies (e.g. OpenSSL)
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First Impression: Xcode 12 for macOS Universal Apps Beta(wwdcbysundell.com)
1 points by sradman 6y ago|1 comments
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A much more succinct and appropriate answer than mine :-)
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I should have qualified it as "RDBMS" server install. Most new SQL-centric web frameworks support three Open Source RDBMS engines: 1. MySQL, 2. PostgreSQL, and 3. SQLite. SQLite is rarely considered appropriate (arguably) for the
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> IHP is supposed to become the Django/Rails/Phoenix of Haskell. And like these other server-side web frameworks, IHP is SQL centric. What sets it apart is the IDE integrated into the dev server. The IDE together with Nix allow
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elindbe2 nicely summarizes Bret Weinstein's paper and the Joe Rogan clip. Eric Weinstein's 2hr+ Portal Podcast #19 on YouTube is frustrating but I'd summarize the "new" info from memory as: - math oriented older bro
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I imagine that “the fix” involves a new strain of more natural mice and a better breeding protocol moving forward. Part of Weinstein’s issue is that this fix has not been transparent. I hope someone can provide greater detail.
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I have indeed heard of both. In fact, I worked on a 3rd party product that Microsoft highlighted at the introduction of PocketPC. Some products make very specific target architecture decisions. MS Surface tablets suffered due to code that
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The problem is that the breeding protocols inadvertently created a selection bias towards long telomeres. Mice with extra long telomeres have exceptional tissue repair capacity while also being susceptible to tumor growth. The supply of lab
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The publications section on Bret Weinstein’s Wikipedia page [1] lists the paper [2][3]: > Weinstein, Bret S; Ciszek, Deborah (2002). "The reserve-capacity hypothesis: Evolutionary origins and modern implications of the trade-off bet
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These seem like vanity metrics: a gauge of how much we care about science and exploration. The truth is that open ocean projects are slow and expensive. High-effort / low-impact projects like fine granularity sea floor maps are difficu
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Apple has a tactical advantage over Microsoft and even server-side ARM like Graviton: it’s LLVM toolchain integrated into Xcode for both Objective-C and Swift. Apple has a precedent for a seamless CPU architecture transition: the iPhone 64-
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I create a summary document for every new book that I start. I copy and paste the title, authors, cover thumbnail, description, and table of contents if I can find it inline. I print this 1-2 page document and use it as a starting point to
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by sradman 6y ago
That is an interesting observation/claim that TiFlash is based on ClickHouse. I’m not sure what benefits ClickHouse has over the ORC/Parquet based Open Source engines like Presto/Impala. What is emerging in HTAP is two patter

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