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  1. honestly enjoying the convenience of in lately. intend to try on some riscV boards soon
    github.com/tinygo-org/tinygo

  2. Today I learned about the Tuscan Magmetic Province.
    Gigalitres of magma floating around underneatch vineyards. Absolutely wild.

    nature.com/articles/s43247-026

  3. Update to querydiff.com -> mysql now supported!
    - visual diff tree
    - stat table
    - ops list
    - text diff

    Need to provide the JSON format of your query plans, which you can see how to do on the mysql website:
    dev.mysql.com/blog-archive/new

  4. Hemifusomes were disovered this year. One of the organelles inside your cell that we didn't even know were there until now.

    They think they are part of making new vesicles (transport devices).

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemifuso

  5. want to see what's on your path in a sane and readable fashion?

    ```echo $PATH | sed 's/:/\n/g' | sort```

  6. laugh all you want but i did have to a writtin in tonight
    also pruned a jacaranda tree

  7. Currently works for sql server but other flavours of sql should work for the text and xml diff options. Try it at
    querydiff.com/

    Feedback needed!

    4/4

  8. There is also a table under the “statistics” tab where you can sort by cpu, row count etc


    3/4

  9. You just upload or copy paste your query plan as xml and go to the visual tab. Voila! Hover or click nodes to see details

    2/4

  10. I got a bit frustrated trying to compare query plans in sql server management studio so I made a website to do side by side comparisons.
    querydiff.com

    1/4

  11. so now deepmind has gone and released alphafold3 code as well. must have been feeling the competition.

    source code here: github.com/google-deepmind/alp

    🧪🧬🖥️

  12. So, Bytedance, the people behind tiktok have created protenIx, a pytorch recreation of alphafold 3

    github.com/bytedance/Protenix

    🧪🧬🖥️

  13. Beautiful

    ```
    struct RandomForest {
    nodes: []Node
    num_trees: i32
    }

    struct Node {
    feature: i32
    threshold: f64
    left: *Node
    right: *Node
    }
    ```

  14. 3Blue1Brown dropped a new video on convolutions over the weekend.
    As always, it's great, because of course it is. A nice intro to fourier convolution too.

    youtu.be/KuXjwB4LzSA?utm_sourc