subatomic

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Medical appointment booking app HealthEngine sharing clients' personal info(abc.net.au)
3 points by subatomic 8y ago|0 comments
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by subatomic 8y ago
So will Nature be comfortable with having scientists cross publishing on GitHub in the name of "Open Science"?
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by subatomic 8y ago
NFI FTI?
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by subatomic 8y ago
I think you're proving the point OP was making. In the past you found people by proximity, as, not so long ago, there was no online.
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by subatomic 8y ago
Bloke, surely?
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by subatomic 8y ago
I was heavily into reinforcement learning around the turn of the century, and at the time, "Reinforcement Learning - An introduction" (Barto and Sutton) https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/reinforcement-learning w
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by subatomic 9y ago
I highly recommend the documentary "From Bedrooms to Billions: The Amiga Years" http://www.frombedroomstobillions.com/amiga The significance of the architecture and Jay Miners brilliance in system design cannot be
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by subatomic 9y ago
I don't understand the downvoting going on here. Even if you don't agree with the comment, it's still a valid point.
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by subatomic 9y ago
Clojure has clojars: https://clojars.org/
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by subatomic 9y ago
Not sure about the inspiring talks or whatnot, but I've been writing clojure/clojurescript (reagent, re-frame et al.) professionally for a couple of years and there's nothing I can't find that I need in a project. With s
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by subatomic 9y ago
If you mean something like contribution guidelines, then they're everywhere. Here's one of mine as an example: https://github.com/benhowell/react-grid-gallery/blob/master/...
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by subatomic 9y ago
That would be Ed Stafford https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Stafford . He has many TV series where he survives starting with nothing (other than camera gear) and some other shows. Probably the most entertaining, down-to
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by subatomic 9y ago
> That aside, you have to work a little bit harder to discern religious practices that are rooted in activities that are observably and directly beneficial to individuals and society (meditation, compassion) Leaving meditation out of thi
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by subatomic 9y ago
> I think many of us have deployed this graph in our own lives. I watch movies this way - watch more movies made by a director I like. Then watch movies by the people this director likes. Its a wonderful exploration. I use https:/&
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by subatomic 9y ago
I'm surprised no one has mentioned the text adventure documentary "Get Lamp", so I will. http://www.getlamp.com/
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by subatomic 9y ago
I've been struggling all week with issues from nyc3 spaces (object storage). I haven't been able to get any explanation or confirmation of my issues although I have submitted a lot of information at each of their requests. I hope
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by subatomic 9y ago
Different etymology though. Grundies <- Reg Grundy's <- Undies <- Underpants.
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by subatomic 9y ago
> However, achieving such a milestone will require you to (on an ongoing basis) look deeply inwards, answer fundamental questions about yourself, and change your life. > most people haven't even figured out what they want and so
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by subatomic 9y ago
> i'm sure there are some people are responsible enough to never incur a finance charge from a credit card by always paying their monthly balance. I've never actually met one of those people. Hi, I'm one of those people. N
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by subatomic 9y ago
It appears what they're alluding to is this part: > the appointments conflict just when b > c and a > d. which I first understood to be a conversational statement rather than a statement of logic (which I assume GP is referrin
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by subatomic 10y ago
You forgot to add a trigger warning to your comment...
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Monash University trigger warning policy fires up free speech debate(abc.net.au)
11 points by subatomic 10y ago|4 comments
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by subatomic 10y ago
For 99% of situations in normal software dev, just being able to find X in collection is enough.
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CSIRO to take up residency in Silicon Valley(zdnet.com)
2 points by subatomic 10y ago|0 comments
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Apple rejection of Indigenous app described as symptom of 'digital colonisation'(abc.net.au)
24 points by subatomic 10y ago|6 comments
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Microsoft accused of Windows 10 upgrade 'nasty trick'(bbc.com)
2 points by subatomic 10y ago|0 comments
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Google wins copyright battle over books(bbc.com)
2 points by subatomic 10y ago|0 comments
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by subatomic 11y ago
In the same vein, I have various org-mode files that I can switch buffer to whenever a thought needs to be noted. org-twbs outputs a nice html rendering with a couple of keystrokes.
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by subatomic 11y ago
Just doesn't compute. We live in what the author would call a high income neighbourhood but that's because we wanted to live walking/bike distance to everything, which turns out to be a pretty frugal way to live. We have an o
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by subatomic 11y ago
*couldn't

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