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Rob has been finessing all kinds of bits and pieces for a long time now, and you should be able to get some pretty complex stuff working in there. Feedback and code contributions very welcome.
Today we have the developer of what was formally the distro "Xero Linux" back on the show to chat about the state of his project and some general #Linux nonsense. #OpenSource#FOSS
Currently using Standard Notes as my daily driver. But testing out @joplinapp and diggin' it. It's very generous of them to offer the app for free with self-hosting and cloud sync options 👍 #privacy#opensource
folks, @whit537 is at it again and just dropped a barn burner about the #CRA, #OSS Stewards, Borland Turbo Pascal, and uh, green onions. (just read it, I promise it all comes together)
This image shows the actual inclination of the ground at RMC 52.0130, the current location of #Perseverance on Sol 1131, and, maybe, why the trip to Bright Angel down the ancient riverbank and into the sandy Neretva riverbed might be risky.
Map follows
Processed, undistorted, leveled NAVCAM_RIGHT quick mosaic
looking SW (218°) from RMC 52.0120
Sol 1131, LMST: 13:20:47
Which way to go?
White route leads to Bright Angel.
Green route leads inland and eventually upward toward the cater rim. The photo shows the (guessed) start of the green route.
drivel (https://github.com/hgrsd/drivel) now supports inferring enums for the string type. That means that when producing synthetic data, random variants of the enum will be chosen.
Enum inference is based on a (user-provided) max ratio of unique values and a minimum sample size.
I've released this as v0.2.0. Hope it's useful for some people. :)
Dalton asks us when consumer computers peaked which stirs up a debate about various generations of XPS and ThinkPad laptops, trackpads vs trackpoints, P-cores and E-cores, and more. Plus follow-up on the devices and software we trust.
#OpenSource with #SLU gives students practical software development experience and helps researchers with their custom software needs.
“We are trying to, first, give students real-world software development experience. Second, build software that supports research. Third, promote a center of gravity for open source software development and broader conversations about open scholarship on campus.”
Daniel Shown,
Open Source with SLU