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by tbabej 5y ago
I really wonder how this is going to play out. For those who don't follow the current situation with Sci-Hub, Alexandra (the creator and likely the sole operator) of Sci-Hub shut down the part of the website ("the magical proxy&qu
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by tbabej 5y ago
I've been using neovim since the initial fork. The Neovim 0.5 is by far the most impressive milestone yet. I tried it couple of months back (before release) and immediately jumped to support the developers through the Github Sponsors a
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by tbabej 5y ago
The author of Poetry has an open Github sponsors account [0]. If you're using Poetry, or rely on it in the commercial context, I'd suggest investing into reliability and sustainability of your build tools :) In my startup, I start
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by tbabej 5y ago
I did look into it, but its focus on animations gave me the perhaps unfair impression that the more mundane text UI elements (i.e. forms, etc.) would be a second-class citizen. Looked like a really great library to build a text adventure ga
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by tbabej 5y ago
It's great to see some more competitors on the TUI front of the Python ecosystem! I recently tried multiple existing frameworks and was not particularly happy with the state. Here are the main contenders for libraries that provide high
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by tbabej 6y ago
You can join a company whose success would be arguably a net benefit for the society. Facing a similar mindset, that is the reason I started https://proteinqure.com/ couple of years back. Needless to say, we're always
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by tbabej 6y ago
ProteinQure - https://proteinqure.com/ | Computational drug design | Senior SW engineer | Toronto (onsite, currently remote) At ProteinQure, we are building a computational platform for the design of protein therapeutics. W
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by tbabej 6y ago
This paper basically explores a hypothetical scenario where scaling quantum memory ends up being cheaper than scaling computational qubits. The title (or abstract) unfortunately does not mention the quantum memory requirements at n=2048 exp
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by tbabej 6y ago
In my experience, there is quite a bit of untapped potential for applying engineering/cs/ml lessons in less traditional domains - not despite, but precisely because the other scientific disciplines are embracing and leveraging com
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by tbabej 6y ago
If I remember correctly, the user in question kept exported plain-text backups of the conversations on the phone. The encryption of the app itself was not breached.
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by tbabej 6y ago
I have glued on top the classic cheap heat sink [1], which came with the Pi. Once that was determined to be unsuficient, I slotted the aluminium foil (folded to achieve sufficient thickness to stay in place) between the teeth. [1] https:&#
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by tbabej 6y ago
No, its malleable aluminium foil (I took it from the kitchen), that holds between the teeth of the original sinks merely by pressure of being jammed in.
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by tbabej 6y ago
For what it's worth, I resolved my Pi4 overheating issue by expanding the surface area of the heat sink with some folded aluminium foil [1]. Not the prettiest solution, but works just fine. The Pi4s on the picture are running at ~100%
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by tbabej 6y ago
This paper provides an approach for a simplified representation of a problem, so called lattice protein folding, for a very small protein. In particular, they find a 2D lattice fold of a 6-amino acid sequence (PSVKMA). 2D lattice fold means
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by tbabej 6y ago
Removal of repositories like youtube-dl seems to have been happening for a while though, here are couple of examples: Removal of Udemy-dl (2015,2017): https://github.com/github/dmca/blob/master/2015/
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by tbabej 6y ago
The removal of youtube-dl is a loss to the open source community. I hope this does not set a precedence going forward and that authors re-establish themselves (and the bug tracker, which had immense amount of information). At the same time,
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by tbabej 6y ago
Happy to hear you find it useful!
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by tbabej 6y ago
Given the title, that would be quite funny, as RH IdM is actually written in Python and also open source :) [0] [0] https://github.com/freeipa/freeipa
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by tbabej 6y ago
Quick plug for folks that are coming from the SWE background, and would love to get more hands-on experience (thus learn by doing!), the effort behind Quantum open source foundation might be of interest [0]. We have compiled learning resour
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by tbabej 6y ago
The author has a point. When going to upvote the article, I caught myself subconsciously running the risk analysis of HN DB getting hacked and the upvote data getting publicly exposed.
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by tbabej 6y ago
Data indeed is not reliable, growing up in that area, I can say Slovakia and Czech Republic have similar demographics and employment rates, while occupy very different places in the linked data source. Here is a more reliable source from wo
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by tbabej 6y ago
Happy to see this development! There was an earlier attempt at universal static linter by the coala project [1], however, in the recent years the project was not keeping up with the underlying tools changing [2]. It's lovely somebody&#
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by tbabej 6y ago
While (likely) not using directly deep learning, I found the following talk [1] by Emily Shea on her code dictation setup (based on Talon Voice) both insightful and impressive. EDIT: Actual demo with coding starts at 18.00: https:/&#x
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by tbabej 6y ago
Middle button to zoom. It is worth it to have a closer look at those walls with millenia-old artwork.
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by tbabej 6y ago
Have a look at interpret.ml, which also links to their github org: https://github.com/interpretml
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by tbabej 7y ago
What I would recommend is buying an off-the-shelf retractable lanyard [1] and putting a Yubikey on it. I do so myself, and it has a number of advantages: * You cannot leave your computer alone with Yubikey plugged in (especially useful when
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by tbabej 7y ago
ProteinQure - https://proteinqure.com/ | Computational drug design | Various engineering roles | Toronto (onsite) At ProteinQure, we are building a computational platform for the design of protein therapeutics. Our mission
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by tbabej 7y ago
ProteinQure - https://proteinqure.com/ | Computational drug design | Various engineering roles | Toronto (onsite) At ProteinQure, we are building a computational platform for design of protein therapeutics. Our mission is t
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by tbabej 8y ago
At ProteinQure [1], we were part of this incubator in the 2017-2018 batch. Happy to answer any questions! [1] http://proteinqure.com/
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FOSDEM'19 Quantum Computing(qosf.org)
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