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Probably the most significant rewrite was from the original 68K assembly, not surprisingly championed by Jean-Louis Gassee who also opened up the hardware side. Once code was in C (which was being standardized), they could work on porting a
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FISH works for both DNA and RNA. When articles have pretty colors lighting up the inside of a cell, it's likely FISH. First google hit is a 2020 summary of RNA-FISH, "Technical review and guide to RNA fluorescence in situ hybridi
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(warning: ignorant curiosity from someone with no chemical engineering background) This is a nice design: the chiral DNA turbine follows a leading leash into the nanopore, and the trailing cap keeps it from flowing through. The ion/ele
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ditto. There's no reason to draw anything. Extract relations as tgf (trivial graph format), import, hierarchical layout. tgf: from, to, relation ...
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It's also in candy and medicine (and antifreeze and ...)
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Twitter isn't about people connecting, or even about advertisers and making money. It's about controlling the national conversation. Anything noisy enough on twitter will be picked up by hungry media of all sorts, so a steady str
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fyi, I can't get used to the term me*space. I can hardly type it. It articulates a level of contempt for humanity that can only be borne of complete dissociation or deep hatred. I know that's not how it's meant, but I real
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It's complicated. Overall it's better to do most anything to protect kids' development, but doing so is tough. Leaded avgas mainly benefits turbines, which are a minority of GA planes but the majority of avgas users, because
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This is a great summary of a complex topic, but I wouldn't put safety or experimentation as the primary driver. As you suggested, MOSAIC is likely a way to migrate people off experimentals to discontinue that little idealistic free-fo
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There are two main aspects of misperceiving difficulty/opportunity. The first relates to feedback clarity. For someone at 98% in a class or life, the few next things are easy to see and focus on, and are typically small delta's fr
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The feature is to restrict use of user namespace restrictions to applications with AppArmor configuration ... that only Ubuntu controls? This is ideal for containers, but containers are not mentioned among the default apps... because it
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Only stressed people want to relax. Otherwise, we want to do more. The changing-baseline effect is an artifact of a particular market competition. Housing prices went up as two-earner households increased faster than the housing supply.
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A real question is why IBM, Apple, and Microsoft poured millions into developing the unicode standard instead of treating character encoding like file formats as a venue for competition. IBM and Apple in the early 1990's combined in Ta
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My preferred way to read the first of the 10 words is as anti-religion. The minority tribe in many places wanted relief from the majority religion (then coupled with slavery/work and promoted through great works like idols and pyramids
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Try the Kinesis Advantage II or 360 (with low-force keys): https://kinesis-ergo.com/shop/advantage2-lfq/ The curved key well means the wrist can avoid moving and hence avoid carpal tunnel syndrome. Moving th
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Thanks for the link. It's easy to dismiss Oracle technologies (because ... Oracle), but we should consider the implications. As a reminder, Oracle won the Java enterprise database market for a decade by embedding Java in the VM, and op
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A Swift package can have modules/targets that are C/C++. It delegates the module building to clang, and Swift can both read/use those modules and publish its own API for use from C/C++. In Swift the "unsafe"
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DIY is not just for hobbyists. Companies face the build-or-buy question every day. This article demonstrates that you can build and validate your build with the knowledge and skills expected of most principal investigators. If I were a la
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fyi, it was in the roaring 20's that the federal arbitration act (9 U.S.C. §§ 1-16) was passed (i.e., before our first crash). It says essentially that courts cannot intervene when arbitration clause is valid, and indeed must enforce
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Neither regulation nor market mechanisms can really address the problem of device security: There's virtually no overlap between the transactions of (1) purchasing the device for use, and (2) maintaining the device for security. All th
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I would step back from tricks or solutions a minute. The problem with "slowly" is that it allows denial to set in. The problem with getting palpably worse as you age is that it reminds you that you are going to die, and soon. It&
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The other advice to practice is good. But you really don't want to be polishing turds, however skillfully. You want to find where you can contribute the most. Aim to be a professional. If you have a year to switch, you'd get tr
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As for the decreation of God, consider the first commandments: 1. Have no other gods before me, or make graven images There's no requirement to obey or sacrifice to God, just not to have false gods. 2. Don't take the name of the l
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> My experience is that managers don't like it when people rock the boat That's what's missing from Graydon's analysis: risk-aversion is also a strong incentive in many corporations. I would argue it's the rule
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There's no new information in the article on the process of storing nuclear fuel. The article is mainly about the feeling of how small m/y/our consciousness is relative to reality of time and the scale of problems facing us.
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I'm not getting it. How is this different from REPL mode in python, swift, or java? (There was even a REPL for Java 1.1.) Both the javac and eclipse compilers have incremental compilation, so they save state and do only the necessary
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The article's focus on copyright is inflammatory, but the paper does present some big questions. Original paper: https://huggingface.co/papers/2308.05374 Abstract: major categories of LLM trustworthiness:
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https://github.com/Expensify/Bedrock
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I think we should be careful when advising young or inexperienced people hacking for the joy of it, lest they make mistakes that are hard to recover. Time is precious -- better to choose wisely than learn from experience. > Reverse engi
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He lost consciousness as a result of hitting his head, and had the heart attack. He's really, really lucky there were trained professionals on hand, and that hitting his head meant he didn't have to subjectively experience any of
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