__aeneas

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   Breeding Super Coral That Can Survive Climate Change [video](youtube.com)

   1 points by __aeneas 8y ago|0 comments
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   by __aeneas 8y ago

   Other article which isn't so sparse on detail (the NYT will probably improve the article linked in the OP later): https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/21/intel-ceo-brian-krzanich-to-...
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   by __aeneas 8y ago

   This should also show that append is really, really heavy when the slice is not pre-allocated and should be avoided whenever possible!
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   by __aeneas 8y ago

   I can only agree. I wrote a CMS with Zend Framework 2 which is heavy on DI and tries to be like Spring + Hibernate (Doctrine). Apart from being very hard to understand for new devs in the project, it's also very, very slow. The way PHP
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   by __aeneas 8y ago

   Nice, thank you for taking the time to explain this!
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   by __aeneas 8y ago

   Yes, but a keel is also limited right? It's still possible to tip over and - if potentially submerged, not come back up? But to be honest, I have very little knowledge on this topic, so maybe a keel is all it needs!
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   by __aeneas 8y ago

   Saw the video yesterday on YouTube. I wonder what happens if they get into very strong winds or very strong swell - if they tip over, do they get up by themselves? What happens if they submerge? Apparently they figured out how to do it, but