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by yosito 4y ago
Honest question: was GitHub legally obligated to delete the accounts of anyone who had contributed to the repos? I get that contributing to the repos would be a violation of the sanctions, but it's not clear to me when the project was
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At the end of the video, they show a small portion of the holes where they dug a sample, and they said they're testing it with results pending.
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That Paleodictyon is clearly a fossilized chickenwire fence. Source: grew up on a chicken farm.
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As someone who struggles with some vague immune system issues with more questions than answers, I was shocked at how much knowledge of the immune system is presented here. I was immediately curious about how I can apply this knowledge to he
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This article uses the term DAG everywhere, but I couldn't find a definition of it.
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According to the CDC: > Infections with the type of monkeypox virus identified in this outbreak—the West African type—are rarely fatal. Over 99% of people who get this form of the disease are likely to survive. https://www.cdc
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by yosito 4y ago
According to the CDC: > Infections with the type of monkeypox virus identified in this outbreak ... are rarely fatal. Over 99% of people who get this form of the disease are likely to survive. However, people with ... a history of eczema
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> It’s extremely hard to be friends with your co-workers. You have to go out of your way to reach out and be available. Friendships don’t happen “organically” like they do in the office Are people actually friends with their coworkers?
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This would be a really interesting list of things to read if it weren't paywalled.
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> Never had any problem renting cars online from hertz, unsure what the problem is. Just a few weeks ago, I showed up at a Hertz location to pick up a car rental I had already paid for. They refused to give me the car saying that they di
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by yosito 4y ago
I cannot for the life of me understand why public education institutions everywhere don't use Linux and open source software. For things like writing papers and doing research, Linux is more than enough. Plus it would give students a h
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I find it fascinating that glitter nail polish has such high tech applications. I don't think the threat model really applies to me, but I'm tempted to get some glitter nail polish to use for tamper detection on my devices just fo
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by yosito 4y ago
> user never notices when a small EM storm rages nearby What's the easiest way to detect this? Is this something an average smartphone can detect with the right app? Or would I need to buy specific hardware to detect it?
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Nice! Easy enough. Still, if I didn't know the formula, running a JavaScript macro is often a quicker option for me as a JavaScript developer.
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Yes, but it doesn't store notes in markdown format, so I can't open my notes in other markdown apps without migrating.
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It seems that with this app, I could take my markdown notes and convert them all into a non-portable format. Not sure why I would do that, unless I really enjoy locking myself into a specific note taking app.
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As an ONLYOFFICE user, I would just use the JavaScript API to write a macro that iterates through the cells and calls something like Regex.Replace(val, "[^0-9.]", "") on all the values.
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I couldn't, for the life of me, sus out a clear summary of his work or why it's significant.
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I am wondering if the galaxies that look extruded are actually stretched like that from some crazy force or black hole or something, or if the light is distorted.
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I'm curious how much work it takes to prepare training data for a language. From anecdotal experience, I've always been able to learn some basic survival skills in a new language by studying the translations of about 20 key phrase
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I've learned two languages with the help of MT. I'm sure you've interviewed people like me, but I get excited about the potential of MT for language learning, so I'd like to share my thoughts. When I learned Spanish, I s
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by yosito 4y ago
I speak a medium-resource language with 11 million speakers. Google Translate works so poorly with it that translations are often nonsensical. But DeepL works so well with it that translations are often indistinguishable from native speakin
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I'm excited to get my hands on one of these. I'm a US citizen living in Hungary, and hoping to get my hands on a US version ASAP. I'm debating if it will be easier to order from Apple in the US and ship it via a third party t
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by yosito 4y ago
By technical clothing, I basically mean layers with carefully chosen materials. Merino wool underlayers, outer layers appropriate for the activity: rain jacket, fleece, spandex.
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by yosito 4y ago
This seems to me like a case of premature (or unnecessary) optimization. If one really wants to optimize their wardrobe, following a more Steve Jobs-like approach, and reducing the number of garments owned is the way to go. Due to my carry-
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Then maybe you shouldn't work with others.
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I would add: - do they communicate about their work? For me, that's number one. Often, really smart programmers are really terrible at communicating about what they're working on. They get into Lone Ranger cowboy mode and write t
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> A ‘triple dip’ La Niña — lasting three years in a row — has happened only twice since 1950. Doesn't seem all that rare, then.
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> Due to the licensing concerns I did not use CoPilot at all in work projects I've rarely found that CoPilot produces more than a line or two of accurate code. How likely is it that one would run into licensing issues with a single

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