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by uptime 4y ago
Yes, I think some services attempt to retro-assign ORCIDs. I usually have to try to grab the affiliation and date to make sure I have the right person. Someday for the authors I follow I want to train a model to give me a match score with
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by uptime 4y ago
Nthing thanks for Unpaywall and any efforts to free people from Google Scholar etc. Arcadia seems to be funding good things.
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by uptime 4y ago
New Haven, CT has seen a bear in a public park, lots of foxes and turkeys and deer. I’ve heard of wildcats a little further out. Also agree that housecats need to stay indoors to stop killing birds. We built an enclosure for ours to be o
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by uptime 4y ago
I have a lot of love for BBEdit. That and textwrangler have been on every mac I’ve owned ++. Usually works like a charm and I get a new license with a new mac. I still use it for large files and when I know I need to experiment with rege
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by uptime 5y ago
This is a great summary of a positive outcome for a hybrid OSS project. I took a look at the other blog posts - has anyone seen writing from the author that covers his experience supporting the pro and enterprise versions? I imagine that
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by uptime 5y ago
The headline makes it sound like this was corrupt sanctioned spending by a dept rather than theft from the dept. Don’t send those resumes before you read the article!
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by uptime 5y ago
good article! I have been using their Option 3: Store what the clock should say on the wall at either the physical location or the organizers desk if it is a call. Then store the timezone string for that location and calc the UTC from t
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by uptime 5y ago
Me: older self taught startup guy who transferred to a large edu a few years ago. Not all large co’s act as a monolith. Some allow smaller depts to run their own shop while having access to their resources. This could be bad in terms of
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by uptime 5y ago
Count me mystified as to why there needs to be another format for citations. There are orgs doing super heavy lifting like crossref and orcid to make discovery as data better while google etc make things worse by encouraging discovery as co
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by uptime 5y ago
Same! I’m not a super camper but when it drops below 50F it is time for that. For nursing hot water around the fire we made coozies out of thermal cloth bought at a craft store and boat seat covering material. Pre cut the shapes then hand
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by uptime 5y ago
I’m sure that environmental concerns are a factor, but ski lifts and snowmaking aren’t cheap, there are plenty of reasons why making a new ski area is daunting. The main environmental constraint I’ve seen is rain in December wiping out all
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by uptime 5y ago
Taking you up on your AMA, is there a best practice for discovering datasets belonging to articles and vice-versa? I see that Web of Science has a lot of this but they don't make that linkage explicitly available as an export. I ha
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by uptime 5y ago
Shout out to all the Crossref/Datacite people in this discussion. I use your services in polite mode for discovery and don’t know what I’d do without them. If any ORCID people are in the house you get some appreciation too. I struggle
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by uptime 5y ago
There is a very interesting podcast on the Irish/Indian overlap. The Irish themselves are not spotless but there was some support. This duo does well researched stuff and helps a lot if you are interested in Brexit and NI. https:&#x
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by uptime 5y ago
We’re you mostly able to level the vehicle? I’ve seen well prepared people with blocks etc, and I guess there’s always a campground for level surface. The other question is that I imagine you have to break it down every day even if you are
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by uptime 5y ago
Just coming back from two weeks in the Highlands and was very covetous of well fitted and kitted vans. Saw a lot of variety: young people with boards and bikes, families with full kitchens, etc. I wanted nothing more than to go to sleep a
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by uptime 5y ago
A rudder isn’t something you could simply deploy but I might stow a paddle and some fenders…
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by uptime 5y ago
Spooky - I just read “The Slipway” from Greg Egan’s book of stories Instantiation which matches up nicely.
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by uptime 5y ago
This looks useful, the flipped coords is something that will come in handy. And validate too, sometimes I want to know what is wrong for one feature so I can fix the script that is fetching/generating.
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by uptime 5y ago
I am tempted to see how far I can get with an IBM carbon design component set using this.
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by uptime 5y ago
I have a lot to read before I get excited but if the team is here: Can we get DCAT for sets that are otherwise only discoverable with OAI-PMH? Seems like a divide between govt and academic repos that hinders harvesting.
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by uptime 6y ago
Nice to see Audrey Tang getting props. There was a similar interview with @miyagawa on rebuild.fm that is a good listen.
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by uptime 6y ago
Anyone know if Location can/will offer street view? With the new amazon trucks driving around they could grab a ton of updated images every day.
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by uptime 7y ago
I thought it was pretty funny that Mt. Eisenhower in the White Mountains was bald on top. Very little vegetation up there!
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by uptime 8y ago
I find the matpakke thing to be agreeable, at least he way my Norwegian friends do it. Pack what you like! In the US anyway, lunch can be expensive and time consuming if done at restaurants. Portions can be large and that makes me sluggish
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by uptime 8y ago
I still use it daily on my mac. I use vi in the terminal and vscode more and more, but I find myself with bbedit open too. I wish it had md and rst renderers built in, but i still love it.
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by uptime 8y ago
Right. Having a lawn small enough to manage yourself or without overpowered gear is key.
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by uptime 8y ago
Sign me up for the blower hater brigade. I can almost forgive these during leaf season. I hate them being used in place of brooms for landscaping. A ton of noise to move a very small mass of clippings, etc, creating a cloud for 30 minutes
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by uptime 8y ago
Yes, i am talking about asking pg to output json. This is mostly to make sure I get the structure I want with nested arrays etc, it is unnecessary with a single level query. ORMs are not evil, but I like doing my queries in sql (and using
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by uptime 8y ago
FWIW I appreciate the balance hasura is going for re: RLS. I balked at the interfaces I’d have to maintain to get strict pg-user per profile row access. It is nice to have a ramp.

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