Ciro Santilli @cirosantilli 37

The real explanation: stackoverflow.com/questions/1780599/what-is-the-meaning-of-posix/31865755#31865755

The B Reactor of the facility produced the plutonium used for Trinity and Fat Man, and then for many more thousand bombs during the Cold War. More precisely, this was done at

Located in Washington, in a dry place the middle of the mountainous areas of the Western United States, where basically no one lives. The Columbia river is however nearby, that river is quite large, and provided the water needed by their activities, notably for cooling the nuclear reactors. It is worth it having look on Google Maps to get a feel for the region.

Unlike many other such laboratories, this one did not become a United States Department of Energy national laboratories. It was likely just too polluted.

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A network interface controller that does more than just the base OSI model protocols, notably in a programmable way.

Technique widely used to measure the size of DNA strands, most often PCR output of a region of interest.

A simple sample application is gel electrophoresis alelle determination.

Contains instructions on how to synthesize MIDI.

Extension: sf2.

Can be imported for example by:

Design software for synthetic biological circuit.

The input is in Verilog! Overkill?

Then it essentially maps to a standard cell library of biological primitives!

See also: covariance.

CommonMark is a good project. But its initial release method was not very nice, they first developed everything behind closed doors with the big adopters like GitHub and Stack Overflow, and only later released the thing read, thus wasting the time of people who were working on alternative in the meanwhile, e.g. github.com/karlcow/markdown-testsuite which Ciro contributed to: Ciro Santilli's minor projects.

The inverse of the magnetic flux quantum.