Hola a todos!
Antes de todo, si me podéis ayudar con un retoot os lo agradecería un monton.
Vuelveo a necesitar a alguien que controle bien el tema de Frontend especialmente CSS y NodeJS (Angular, React o similar sería ideal) para poner bonito y responsive un nuevo proyecto de TKZ y que disponga de ganas y tiempo libre.
Tengo la API funcionando (vamos, lo que viene siendo el Backend) y necesito necesito crear la parte de Frontend para integrarla con TKZ.One
Si alguien está interesado podéis escribirme por aquí o directamente por Telegram
a "Trankten".
¿Me echa una mano alguien? Se viene algo muy bonito, pero necesito una ayudita desinteresada.
¡Gracias!
Well it had to happen eventually. #Scripps is retiring FLIP (FLoating Instrument Platform). This is an amazing piece of engineering (and soooo weird on the inside - everything pivots, so walls become floors). The #ship to be towed out to a location, and it would literally flip, sinking most of the ship directly down to give a *very stable platform for #oceanography research. Launched in 1962.
https://maritime-executive.com/article/world-s-strangest-research-vessel-heads-for-scrapyard-after-51-years
It occurred to me today that the social value of the open-source work I do in my free time has probably been an order of magnitude more useful to the world than everything I've ever done as a paid employee. Needing to seek a wage almost certainly makes me a less productive member of society than I would otherwise be.
Something often lost in the programming world is that it is possible to enjoy the *process* of coding more than the result.
Showing off the results are often not notable, IMO. Probably 90% of the hobby projects I do are things that have been done a million times before, but the difference is that *I* did them. The process was the purpose.
I don't know how to show that off or share it, really, without also giving an artifact (source code, app, etc) away.
It was never about the artifact for me.
I’ve been reading some of the criticism of the BBC creating their own Mastodon instance. Those against fall mostly into “they promote Transphobia” or “they skewed Brexit coverage” Both seem fair.
BBC creating an instance is good for Fediverse. Period. Just because they are on your street doesn’t mean you have to invite them in for tea or read/boost their posts / support them at all
BUT - If BBC fails *no one* else you DO want to read will follow here.
There's a big research group in my field that "forgets to upload" major parts of the raw data in every single paper I looked at over the last 10 years. In the methods of their "high impact" papers they claim to provide everything, but when you check, some crucial data are missing. Eg they only provide exomes not whole genomes, or leave out the control samples. I once even asked a Nat Gen editor who just shrugged 🤷♂️
What to do about it?
Starting a reading list for only normcore content around LLMs. What would you add?
Normcore = no hype, no langchain, no AI is going to destroy us all, but practical, technical readings in navigating in this brave new world.
https://gist.github.com/veekaybee/be375ab33085102f9027853128dc5f0e
It's funny when people tell biologists to get a "real job" in the "real world". The living world *is* the real world. The world of economics and finance, real estate speculators and venture capitalists? *That* is the fake world, operating under the delusion that it isn't embedded in and entirely dependent on the the biosphere and all other aspects of the natural world. The problem is our society, which systematically favors profits in the illusory world over the well being of the real one.
@Barredo Hola Álex, he visto la cabecera de la última newsletter de mixx.io y desde aquí quería mandarte ánimos! ❤️
Espero que vayan mejor las próximas semanas! 🙌
Remembering that time I wrote an internal #RStats tutorial using bookdown and made one of these fake O'Reilly covers and the IT boss contacted my boss telling her I was violating copyrighted material
Ooh, a good one by way of @davidgerard — screecaps show what happens when you ask ChatGPT how many sunflowers you need to process to extract 1 litre of sunflower oil. By page 3 we're well into straitjacket territory …
(NOTE: Unfortunately I can't provide alt-text for these images, I tried but they each contain over 1500 characters; you'll need to OCR them yourself. They're in sequence, 1-4.)
mind blown by NixOS again - runing `nixos-rebuild build-vm` makes a virtual machine clone of your computer from its config - or any other NixOS config file. and then it prints the instructions to boot from it, and a few seconds later you're logged into a mini-me version of your PC, whoa
lately I've been thinking I want to replace my crufty Ubuntu home server with NixOS, and this will let me stage a new setup easily in a VM
way cool nerd shit. good job Nix!
20x faster pgvector alternative written in Rust
https://github.com/tensorchord/pgvecto.rs
Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://github.com/tensorchord/pgvecto.rs
Data Scientist. PhD in Machine Learning. Developer. I have a past in Bioinformatics. Usually playing with R, Python and other languages. Wish I could be younger to learn Rust or Elixir.
Hobbies: reading, writing, walking, music, movies.