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by wrnr 6y ago
To represent a program as a graph you need a hyper-graph. That is a graph where every edge is also a node, for example: (1)--[2]-->(3) (2)--[3]-->(4) There is no good way to draw this visually without losing the ability to be
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by wrnr 6y ago
C2 are really fun to drive if you are at the wheel, but the back seat is like a big beach chair. The ones with a piece of cloth suspended on a frame. Do you think in a world of autonomous driving cars, we can make the cars lighter again? I
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by wrnr 6y ago
They sell CI tooling, they blog about CI tooling, what Jenkins just isn't cool anymore.
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by wrnr 6y ago
Both, its 2020 wikipedia should have had a WYSIWYG editor a long time ago. They keep making excuses why this can't/should't be the case, so I want to migrate over the content to a new system.
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by wrnr 6y ago
> If Wikipedia were started today, it’d be React. Maybe? No, I'm building a hard fork of wikipedia and I'm using Go to render the pages on the server side and a vanilla JS for a user friendly the rich text editor. I don't
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by wrnr 6y ago
Interesting content, NNs trained for poetry was interesting, would love to see it for rap music and near rhymes
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by wrnr 6y ago
It's truly a shame these public tenders are invite only, I could have done a lot of googling for that money.
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EU spends 600k euro to look for evidence to rein in U.S. tech giants(reuters.com)
4 points by wrnr 6y ago|1 comments
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by wrnr 6y ago
Innovation management, an ISO standard is in the work[1], this will help smooth out any irregularities in the consulting industry, by standardising how to innovate, leading to improved ideation of the future. [1] https://en.wiki
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by wrnr 6y ago
Developers are not the audience of this article but it's subject, it's written for C-level executives, the targeted market of the company.
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by wrnr 6y ago
I don't know how many times I've clicked on the list link thinking I'll go to the mailinglist of the project I'm inspecting just to be directed to the global mailinglist page.
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Lab-Made? SARS-CoV-2 Genealogy Through the Lens of Gain-of-Function Research(medium.com)
5 points by wrnr 6y ago|0 comments
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by wrnr 6y ago
Found it: https://medium.com/@yurideigin/lab-made-cov2-genealogy-throu... https://youtu.be/FKtsx0fZzzQ?t=1135
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by wrnr 6y ago
What episode is the lab grown statement from?
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by wrnr 6y ago
A miserable sales page, I still don't know what Segment does, something with analytics and apis?
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by wrnr 6y ago
Yeah right, and too much heat can burn my toast, forget about global warming it about universal warming, I don't understand that with Einstein either.
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by wrnr 6y ago
Yes this a 1000 times and also candidates should stop lying on their resume.
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by wrnr 6y ago
Is this not the problem of Maxwell's Daemon, if an intelligent agent observes and interferes with a particle system to reduce the system's entropy then overall entropy is still increasing because the agents needs to store and calc
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by wrnr 6y ago
vs an arbitrary defined number of dimensions? Their are more exotic mechanisms to define entropy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parastatistics
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by wrnr 6y ago
A hackaton can be a fun excuse to experiment with random, but when I learned about the pan european hackaton against the corona virus organised by the EU commission I didn't know if I should to laugh or cry. Its like children playing d
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by wrnr 6y ago
Their might be an under-explored middle ground here, somewhere between representing a program as ASCII text and a full blown graph ZUI. Language is already a very efficient way to layout a graph structure, so lets keep that and borrow from
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by wrnr 7y ago
Just can't get any respect for it, I was trying to quit smoking, a friend who I did some projects with asked if I could do this boring thing in a language I don't know, 3 times I politely declined the job, got angry and lit a siga
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by wrnr 7y ago
People still acting like we all live in silicon valley and the dot com bubble hasn't bursted twice, software engineering is over as a high impact career, the meta has shifted from solving problems to finding problems. There are too man
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by wrnr 7y ago
I find that a lecture given on a blackboard, where the speaker writes symbols and draws pictures while telling a story, is often a better way of explaining maths and physics. There is something about the visual and audio being "in-sync
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by wrnr 7y ago
Thanks for the advice, it is not smart but it is clever.
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by wrnr 7y ago
I do consulting in the enterprise, it's not very exciting but living on the streets is too exciting. Most often when I start somewhere new it is like here is this computer, install the stuff we need and by tomorrow be productive member
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by wrnr 7y ago
Their is also an excellent open source clone of the rule reducing engine called Expreduce[1], and I've been working on Foxtrot[2] which uses Expreduce to create a GUI and data platform on top of it. [1] https://github.com&#x
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by wrnr 7y ago
Yes, funny fact when debugging a problem with a new UI library, the Cocoa API for handling keyboard-shortcuts does not support Cmd-. because that was the original signal to terminate the proccess (like ctrl-c). The solution involves setting
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by wrnr 7y ago
I build this service that lets you create knowledge graphs based on api results: https://alman.ax I tried selling it but until now it has proven hard to explain what the benefits are, arguably it needs more work to be really use
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by wrnr 7y ago
Can someone give me a TLRD on salt, is it something like Ansible but for InfoSec?

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