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mattsouth
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Comment #48367825
Not to be confused with https://cql.hl7.org/ which is the CQL I know of.
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Comment #44062067
Nice. Its interesting to me that searching and filtering isnt something that http://csvbase.com has.
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Comment #43671946
Honestly I cant really imagine a world with unlimited time and money - it would be so different from the present world that has shaped us all. But that aside, I would work on assem…
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Comment #43544038
It looks great - nice work. I tried the french example and found it challenging and useful - a great addition to my duo lingo practice. So much so that I signed up. But in doing so…
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Comment #42781643
I cant explain the similarity of my comment to others around the same time. My reaction was a quick yay! to what I thought was a sane take on the capabilities and limitations of LL…
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Comment #42779119
Great article that contains some pithy aphorisms that I expect to see again and again.
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Comment #40617019
hackmd but branded for science and with a monetisation angle - that's cool. You are missing terms and privacy - I need to know who Im trusting and where Im operating before I sign …
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Comment #38464146
Your strategy was proposed by joel spolsky some time ago: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2008/09/11/password-managemen...
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Comment #38067070
Is it good hygiene to delete these records once they've served their purpose (i.e. validating control of the domain in question)? Or do these records server more than that use?
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Comment #37821780
Its a talk at a programming languages conference by a programming languages professor who moved into medicine to help diagnose and treat his son with a genetic condition. Its a gre…
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Comment #34539103
Good find. Im loving that the README of this project includes a Rick Roll
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Comment #32216386
Great read. Its one of those articles I wish I could "double star" on HN.
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Comment #31807853
tiny thing: typo in one of the Example's title: algroithm -> algorithm
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Comment #31668991
This makes me sad as I very much prefer the atom approach to the git and github panels than the vscode approach. vscode is much faster for typescript development though.
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Comment #31579402
in the uk, https://www.jobs.ac.uk/search/?keywords=RSE&location= gets you five hits today and I expect you would find more similar posts that werent currently branded research soft…
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Comment #29838692
I hadnt heard of the camelot song feature before. Seems its a code to indicate the compatible key: https://www.quora.com/What-does-Camelot-mean-in-musical-term...
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Comment #29730230
Thanks for the correction.
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Comment #29727484
The King William's College quiz is set by a particular fee paying English school for its pupils every Christmas and published by the Guardian. Its full of English cultural referenc…
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Comment #29265073
Ah, I hadnt looked at the issues. Saw this in ubuntu firefox and android chrome.
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Comment #29264318
Really nice app. So much finesse. Similar but seemingly simpler than the excellent https://excalidraw.com/ . Tiny thing: I think it would be clearer if the alt tags and menu items …
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Comment #26581519
https://twitter.com/happyautomata explores this space quite nicely
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Comment #26581096
This library seems quite a lot quicker at runtime (20x) than https://thisrobot.life/ , at least for the red->green->yellow->red example in my very quick superficial test that follo…
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Comment #23403134
One reference: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/may/31/privacy-campai...
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Comment #22820968
This is what Im looking for in this thread - accessible critiques of prolog. Could your first issue be solved by a i8ln framework? Im not sure I accept your second issue - why woul…
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Comment #22820932
snap, but mine is in javascript and references a couple of predecessor javascript mini-prolog interpreters: https://github.com/mattsouth/dprolog . I still need to read that WAM boo…