Similarly, the Play Store cannot be limited and so for a kid it's easy to spend time on promotional app videos there. So the app limits are mostly useless, since you have to fully lock the phone to disable this.

Yes, but note the mutation rate of germline cells - that are passed to your offspring and hence influence evolution - is estimated to be two orders of magnitude lower than other (somatic) cells.

This really calls for an A/B speed programming test of Python vs. R practitioners.

Based on those meeting notes, the conflict of interest that arises when attempting to add features that compete with paid ones is real. So its that ideology that it is actually needed for a Government user/contributor.

To this day anything of worth that's been added to Gitea is released under MIT. Their business model is: you pay us to develop the features we need, we release them for everybody, which is how their collaboration with Blender has been working thus far. If it's good enough for Blender, who decided to stay with Gitea, it's good enough for me.

The given example is from GitLab - thanks for pointing out that Gitea follows a different OSS strategy.

Not sure: the government could just buy Gitea Enterprise license right? And thereby not really run true 'open source' software, but it would support the main development behind Gitea.

There's a batch of dialog that indicates an interest in 'digital sovereignty', so it sounds like they are less interested in being an explicit customer of a given company.

You can do that by self hosting the code.

My point was that you don't need to compete with paid features, just please give the developers money to develop the software further (and fix bugs/issues), so e.g. buy some 'enterprise license', even if you don't need it in terms of features.

While there's vscode console, I think that bare Xterm.js would be a nice addition to the list.

Agreed. Proprietary tools could then rely on those coreutils without any license fears.

Nice - thanks! I assume the non-naive implementations skip the sorting and instead hash the input lines?

yeah that's right - there are trade-offs in doing so as it can require much more memory. So like everything it's an application specific decision

The NHGRI updated these plots for years. Sad to see that there is no update since 2022, presumably due to lack of funding.

The sub-$100 genomes could be in reach within the next 5 years, from what I have seen.

I like puzzles. Therefore I'll give a shot what this might be: Lovable for apps.

I can relate. I recently used ChatGPT/DallE to create several images for birthday coupons for my daughter - a.k.a. girl in different activities. She likes Mangas, so this was the intended styling. 3/4 of the time was spent working around diverse content policies.