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Can we use it on WSL?

https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/discovering-paxlov...

here is a link to the key signing ceremony if, like I was, you are interested.

Maybe it's the englisher in me, but I was hoping for more grandeur, perhaps some kind of ceremonial mace or at least a benediction.

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Show me something you've done that you're proud of. Take me through it in depth. Answer some questions on it.

Doesn't have to be a free-time project. If you don't have a free-time project and you're too NDA'd to discuss previous work, then present some language feature or something.

Both are protease inhibitors.

to adults too!

"Windows is the last version of Windows".

he was an anthropologist

yet from the wiki:

> Probabilities for individual words or phrases in the puzzle are computed using relatively simple statistical techniques based on features such as previous appearances of the clue, number of Google hits for the fill. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr.Fill

I don't think it's fair to describe it as a closed-system if it's Googling stuff, even for pruning.

Can they really spin up quick enough to actually respond in real time? I don't really want to have to keep them warm as I'll end up paying through the nose for it.

> He then opened Evernote to look up his AWS database credentials.

which somewhat scared me.

I did also once have to manage one of those Mushroom bonding things and....never again, please.

I completely agree! Apologies if my original comment suggested otherwise. If a reproduction is the exact same as the original, then it's still two completely different types of craft. One is a genius, the other a copier.

By far my favourite bit is the restoration where they painstakingly remove the varnish that's been left to fester over the years. Obviously not easily done on the Mona Lisa but the difference is absolutely remarkable. That's actually another point that makes me disagree with the "value is in the craft" argument. Art is not static, it changes over time.

If you're interested, this episode has a great restoration, starting somewhere in the middle and revealed at the end: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mv6m8aHAtTM

edit: this is obviously my Western interpretation, informed by culture/upbringing/milieux etc. So it's interesting to hear a divergent view. Obviously I don't think my POV is objectively true but I do think it holds value.

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