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The source of this article has better info: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2020/04/0...

I'm not suggesting that the title be replaced with that, the current title is a blatant misrepresentation of the actual work.

This title is a really bad representation of what the actual technology is. Instead, something closer to the actual research is: "X-ray elastography by visualizing propagating shear waves" which actually makes sense. Elastography in X-Ray is what is being described and not an imaging technique that is "clearer" than MRI...

wasabi has it free and (afaik is cheaper than s3 and B2)

discord is also primary on GCP, afaik?

Yep a more appropriate term would be "older".

AFAIK, there are legacy versions of a "networked" quickbooks that can be hosted by third parties. Not really sure though. Some are doing app streaming of desktop quickbooks

It's not Intuit that's down... Just a 3rd party hosting provider.

that is different from this. The affected is a 3rd party hoster, not Intuit.

Wouldn't this really just turn into a database as a service?

Of course! I love the work the VS team is doing inside of MS Would like to see things like this, remote code, etc. open sourced though :)

This might be a better link with more info (source): https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/intelligent-prod...

I see. I originally thought this was the announcement, as that is what the post indicated.

This raises the question of whether any high profile images were targetted by the infiltrators?

I can't find an announcement of this anywhere besides HN? Will Docker be publishing info via official mediums?

Check out theia

Yes, but I am hoping there will be a good free tier a la Gitlab CI

Github actions exists, seems to be semi-CI

Interesting... I'm currently working on VSNotebooks (extension for VScode), which is a fork from Neuron... I would love to get some ideas that could help bring notebooks into the future, so thanks for your reply!

I have never programmed in R before, but why do you say that there is no need for cells?

I use cells/notebooks in Python, so I can keep my code organized and run computationally intensive things once... Is this something that is not needed in R?

I recently contributed VSCodium windows support, and IMO it's not too big of a different from the binaries that MS provides. The only few differences are the telemetry endpoints that are in the normal binary, that can be disabled through the setting, and some other MS specific branding

Yep, that one!

Useful for people that are deaf and hard of hearing....

Yikes, did not know that.

Try https://preview.web.skype.com/

It is the universal Skype written in React (works natively on windows and electroned on other Desktop OSes)

I use skype right now to chat with some friends and it actually works really well for me. Cross platform, video calls, captioning now available is really awesome.

Ahh I see... I've been looking at the PR and the implementation is really nice, I'm excited to see what it turns into :)

oh interesting I did not know this... Is the code being integrated from Neuron?

No problem, if anyone has any feedback, please leave it in the issues. I want to make this extension great, and I would love the community's input!

that won't bring the rich support of extensions VSCode has.

VSCode's magic isn't just the monaco editor, IMO it's really the ecosystem and really nice Intellisense the other extensions provide.

though I do agree, this might be the better solution in the long run.

this is a pretty interesting idea. I feel like this should just be implemented at a Jupyter (kernel) level and not in an editor though....