Bioinformatician working on population genomics in the ancient DNA lab CAGT (Toulouse, France)
#MolecularEvolution #ancientDNA #aDNA #PopulationGenomics #PopGenomics #Phylogenomics #Genomics #Bioinformatics #Biology #Evolution #fedi22
| website | https://www.normalesup.org/~glouvel |
| gitlab | https://gitlab.com/Gullumluvl |
| github | https://github.com/Gullumluvl |
The history of the ocean, as told by tiny beautiful fossils
Bountiful remains of foraminifera reveal how organisms responded to climate disturbances of the past. They can help predict the future, too.
By Tim Vernimmen
Fossils at PG:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/subject/5409
I think the lack of a proper phone app also doesn't help hooking people.
@swelljoe how about your experience, did you get people easily involved?
@jstockdi
Also Mattermost and Zulip which look more similar.
I recently setup Discourse for teammates as well, because it has a forum part and a group chat part. However there is little engagement, which I think is due to: people are too shy to post on the forum, or maybe they think what they have to say is just unimportant. Chat would then be better suited for spontaneous interactions, but you don't get enough notifications from the Discourse chat to make people stick.
Imagine you do something important lik "apt upgrade" over #SSH. And a network disconnection occurs (local wifi crap)
How you do prevent to end in a bad situation ? (I don't know if APT install is resilient, imagine libc upgrade...)
I'm using tmux/screen but I see SSH has maybe builtin tools like ClientAliveInterval.
My complain with tmux is the terminal emulation is not as good as using ssh only. And the risk to let the session open with root access.
Any feedback?
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