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by waveforms 2mo ago
The removal of FM radio from cell phones was a big mistake. It should never have allowed. Radio is very useful in emergencies. Lately I have been getting back in to internet radio, mostly via Elisa in KDE. Here is my favorite internet strea
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by waveforms 6mo ago
This highlights to me the compounding of knowledge networked AI experts working with human experts will bring. "But I wonder if someday there will be a representation that is more easily interpretable like language but is able to captu
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by waveforms 6mo ago
This seems to be a negative form of American exceptionalism. If Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China and Vietnam can do it, what is it about the USA that makes you think the USA cannot do it. At the very least we could bring experts from other count
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by waveforms 6mo ago
I agree and lets not label something as dangerous or expensive if it can be made to be affordable and safe. "As of 2026, 59 nuclear power plants are operational in mainland China, second globally to the United States, which has 94.&quo
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by waveforms 8mo ago
The time to negotiate that would have been before this announcement. Carney has doomed Canada's auto industry because he is negotiating with his emotions.
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by waveforms 1y ago
yes, go ahead and have ads but any income over server fees can be shared with open source projects.
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by waveforms 1y ago
it is. There are many websites and applications that I use, like wikipedia and linux / kde that could help if they picked an application like Mastodon and promoted it on their site. I only use social media about once a month so I am fa
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by waveforms 1y ago
I was just today looking to see who owns Flex and Air. There is Apache Flex but it does not look like it is widely used. And it looks like Air was sold to Harman an audio electronics subsidiary of Samsung. It would be cool if there was a br
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by waveforms 2y ago
wow, thanks Matt. You and Lincoln Stein (Bioperl founder if I remember correctly) got me started with my first website.
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by waveforms 6y ago
This recent research from China suggest another possibility..that it acts as an ACE2 blocker. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.06.22.164665v1....
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by waveforms 6y ago
The late Dr. Gerald M. Edelman (Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine) had a fascinating theory he called "Neural Darwinism" that relied upon "reentrant mapping" he insisted was not feedback. He had a lab that formulated
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by waveforms 7y ago
#!/usr/local/bin/jq -rf tostream | select(length > 1) | ( .[0] | map( if type == "number" then "[" + tostring + "]" else "." + . en
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by waveforms 7y ago
This is why I rarely post on the internet. So easy to misunderstand tone. I seems as if you are mis-understanding my original post. I was only hoping for the best for Harlanji based upon my personal experience. BTW, I was delivering furnitu
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by waveforms 7y ago
Yes, I did this for about three months when I first moved to California. I was flat broke and it gave me a chance to stay dry and save up money.
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by waveforms 7y ago
I was just at the Mountain View Walmart last night and I noticed a lot of campers in the parking lot. Maybe that could be an option for you?
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by waveforms 7y ago
This made me curious how long a photon lives. "according to the photons frame of reference, Heeck found that its lifetime would be a rather short three years; however, from our frame of reference, light would live about one billion bil
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by waveforms 8y ago
I have to mention Dmitry Soshnikov's "JavaScript. The Core" webpage. The concepts explained in version one published in 2010 helped me land several contracts. Now I see he has "JavaScript. The Core: 2nd Edition". Th
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by waveforms 8y ago
According to this website [1] jQuery is still used by over 70% of websites. I have built production sites in extjs, Dojo, Angular, React etc. but nothing beats the fun of throwing up a quick website in jQuery and Bootstrap. Its even more fu