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timhigins
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Hey, looks really interesting. Would love to see benchmarks that are open source so we all can check it out in more detail. Seems like a lot of questions on here are just: how much better is the performance and why?, so maybe showing is bet
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How to Read a Book (1940)
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Oso: Authorization policy engine written in Rust, has SDKs in other languages
(github.com)
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Differential Dataflow
(timelydataflow.github.io)
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Mash: The Linked Data Browser
(ontola-mash.herokuapp.com)
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I keep thinking when these types of interventions are proposed how homomorphic encryption can solve a lot of the described issues in a more secure and ethical way.
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OpenRefine is an OSS power tool for working with messy data and improving it
(github.com)
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Website is quite slow. I'm sure you're under load RN, but if possible I'd recommend setting the site behind a CDN (there's a free tier of Cloudflare). Best of luck!
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Notes on structured concurrency, or: Go statement considered harmful – njs blog
(vorpus.org)
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Rust-playground/proteus: Dynamic transformation of JSON data
(github.com)
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JSONata Documentation · JSONata
(docs.jsonata.org)
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Tech giants let the Web's metadata schemas and infrastructure languish
(threadreaderapp.com)
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Google and others control Schema.org but they neglect the site and project
(twitter.com)
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Ask HN: What are the benefits of using Rust async HTTP clients?
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Qualified Immunity: Explained – The Appeal
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Whenever I see something like this or other "mental model" tools, I just think: soon this will be obsolete, as the human who used to make decisions in a given job is replaced by AI.
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He was hugely popular when he came into office and made some significant improvements the cash subsidy for farming program. Nevertheless, there sure are power-consolidation moves evident. https://www.as-coa.org/articles/
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You'd make a lot of AI/ML developers happy by open sourcing as much as possible from your product. Leave a legacy, maybe the community will keep it going!
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The Bearer of Good Coronavirus News
(wsj.com)
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Sure, govts. should tax the FAANGs of the world more, but having a "stake" in them means govt. interests suddenly align with corporate interests, meaning regulation for the public good gets sidelined. Net neutrality anyone?
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FEMA was woefully unprepared for this pandemic
(covidtesting.alexkreidler.com)
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Comparison of File Managers
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On the genesis of VSCode Remote Development extensions
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Schema.org Ontology Visualization – WebVOWL
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Impressum/Imprint, requirement for all published material in Germany
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Generic.hypermedia.app: A generic Hydra console built with Hydrofoil
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Third Generation Web APIs – Bridging the Gap Between REST and Linked Data [pdf]
(markus-lanthaler.com)
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Look up the ELISA method. And Immunoassay for COVID.
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The truth is that these current tests (rt RT-PCR) are not completely accurate and may only have a true positive rate of 60-70%. See Discussion section of: https://pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/radiol.2020200642 Additi
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"Clinical characteristics of 24 asymptomatic infections with COVID-19 screened among close contacts in Nanjing, China." - https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/s11427-020-166... . It seems as
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