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Ahahahahaa, this is great.

Will Smith released "chill beats to quarantine to". It's actually a great hacking album and has a nice Will Smith parody of the chilledcow-style study-meme: youtube.com/watch?v=rA56B4JyTg

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Professionalising #data #stewardship in the Netherlands: competences, training and #education. Dutch Roadmap towards national implementation of #FAIR data stewardship by NPOS-F project

zenodo.org/record/4486423#.YCE

#Science #OpenScience #OpenData #OpenAccess

good reminder that I wasn't always competent with computers and system administration: in a journal entry, I'm confronted with the fact that I switched to full-time for my personal computers because I had accidentally overwritten my disk partition table and didn't know how to recover the partition

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I even have some cutsheets from an architectural modeling class (one of the school's career training elelctives). SubZero freezers and wine cabinets. Reminds me of why I didn't continue with it. Became abundantly clear that we were designing huge houses containing expensive things that only very rich people could afford and benefit from.
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Maybe I would have more money now though if I had stuck with it. It was laughably easy to design these things if you had the right software and measurements. Way easier than writing software.

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Found the renderer source. I think I was playing around with (a plugin project for generating 3D models of human bodies) and that's why I had that. Cool to see MakeHuman isn't abandonware.

makehumancommunity.org/

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has accounts now? when did this happen? I've been on ESR for a while and hadn't noticed.

i get that sometimes the customer tries to specify implementations, but it's part of the PO's job to steer them away from that.

although sometimes the customer or PO does know the best solution in some case, the place to suggest that is separate from where requirements are stated.

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scrum pet peeve: product owners specifying implementation rather than relating requirements and user stories

Does anyone have any good resources for running your own Mastodon Instance that I could point people to? I want to encourage people to start their own instances and make more diverse communities, but it's really daunting without some kind of guide/introduction to the whole MastoAdmin thing.

I know about runyourown.social/, are there any others out there? ^^

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fascinating looking back at backups from high school. honestly, it's a strong argument for planning to filter what you backup and to rotate out the backups eventually. such garbage...

The Bob Ross show but for wholesome programming fun. :bob_ross:โ€‹

Call for mentors and project ideas for next Google Summer of Code and Outreachy rounds lists.debian.org/debian-outrea

Does everyone use ’s object() for unique tokens? Like:

no_match = object()val = some_dict.get('key', no_match)if val is not no_match:    do_something()

I don’t know what else object() would be used for (and why they’d keep it).

Pepper&Carrot DIY boxes made by the students of Belgium school: EESPSCF Saint-Mard. The type of derivation possible thanks to Free/Libre licenses and that I love โค๏ธ

More info and visuals: davidrevoy.com/article815
#creativecommons #school #diy #webcomics

social scientists trying to call learning "epigenetic" really need to stay in their own lane.

Has any study been done on the effect of student loan debt and whether undergraduates decide to continue to grad school or do research? When I think back, I almost certainly would have gone into a computational neuroscience research track if I didn't have debts worrying me or if I was as sure I could pay them off doing research as working professionally as a software engineer.
The particulars may be different for others, but I have a hunch others made similar choices. There are, undoubtedly, a number of other factors influencing decisions like that, but I'd submit that personal finances are bound to be a major one.

Seems like (the meal replacement company) could have bought gov't ration bars, relabeled them, and upped the price. Ration bars actually don't taste that bad, and they get the job done for a meal replacement.

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