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Reminds me of smithers.el https://gitlab.com/mtekman/smithers.el/

Name: Mehmet Location: UK or Germany Work Preferences: Remote/Hybrid/Office Technologies: R, Python, Javascript, C++, Common Lisp Resume, CV, Contact: (see my bio) Several postdocs…

I got to meet David Potter and his journalist wife when I was working at the Royal Free Hospital. He funded the Potter Chair position which my prof Dr Kleta filled as a nephrologis…

A lifetime ago I wrote an OpenCV blob detection auto-mining tool for it: https://gitlab.com/mtekman/runescape-motiondetector It worked for about an hour before having the nasty hab…

I used to run fail2ban, but I found it (or at least its defaults) ineffective against discouraging further requests. With iptables, you can specify the connection to hang for a per…

I have a utility that parses ssh failed attempts and creates iptables blocklists: https://gitlab.com/mtekman/iptables-autobanner For those just wanting the blocklist, here is a tab…

Name: Mehmet Location: UK or Germany Work Preferences: Remote/Hybrid/Office Technologies: R, Python, Javascript, C++, Common Lisp Resume, CV, Contact: (see my bio) Several postdocs…

probably because the visual differences are so slight that there is no benefit in showing them to someone who isn't deeply entrenched in the topic

Name: Mehmet Location: UK or Germany Work Preferences: Remote/Hybrid/Office Technologies: R, Python, Javascript, C++, Common Lisp Resume, CV, Contact: (see my bio) Several postdocs…

I use the same pattern for my iptables banner. It's essentially a manual firewall for when I disable ufw if it's being too aggressive: https://gitlab.com/mtekman/iptables-autobanne…

Same for these "lightning fast" bashrc frameworks. I boiled down my main cases into 15 lines in my rc: https://mstdn.science/@mtekman/111861830339082890

Hah, no worries - if ever you start anything in the UK/EU space, feel free to ping me!

Ah. This would be perfect for me (see my bio), but I'm only UK and EU based. I'd do remote if I could.

because the vector contains characters, so clearly it encodes categorical data and not numeric

There's also this new Gem: https://mstdn.science/@mtekman/111964030735312859

Name: Mehmet Location: UK or Germany Work Preferences: Remote/Hybrid/Office Technologies: R, Python, Javascript, C++, Common Lisp Resume, CV, Contact: (see my bio) Several postdocs…

This is really amazing. I wonder if confounders such as transcriptional bursting[1] are modelled too? I did not check but I assume cell-cycle is readily modelled. 1: The tendency o…

Thanks for the insight!

> I started interviewing for positions in (tech) industry, got a monetary offer 5 times what I was making as a senior postdoc, started a new career, and never looked back. Hello, I…

Cyclists are still given the stink eye in England if they even consider cycling on the pavement (I was once physically assaulted as a teen by a 'concerned citizen' for doing such a…

For anyone wondering why they cant access their ipv6-addressed pi box from public WiFi networks: those public networks still use ipv4 and assign you only a lonk-local ipv6 address.…

Its a very opinionated OS, like iOS/Windows (but freer in every sense), where there is usually only one way to do something. No choice of desktop managers or window managers, just …

Emissions from aviation contributes 3% to greenhouse gasses.