ASD isn’t just genes—and it isn’t just the gut.
Real care hinges on a careful developmental history, a social-communication profile, and clear specifiers/differentials. Get the step-by-step in our course “Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder” using the link below:
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Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Comprehensive Guide to Clinical Assessment & Diagnosis with Dr James Shelly
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psychscene.co
December 5, 2025 at 1:32 PM
ASD isn’t just genes—and it isn’t just the gut.
Real care hinges on a careful developmental history, a social-communication profile, and clear specifiers/differentials. Get the step-by-step in our course “Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder” using the link below:
Real care hinges on a careful developmental history, a social-communication profile, and clear specifiers/differentials. Get the step-by-step in our course “Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder” using the link below:
Upcoming Node.js feature: Package import specifiers (*) can start with #/
github.com/nodejs/node/...
"imports": {
"#/*": "./*"
}
Why is this useful? Gives you more naming options. Previous solution (e.g.): "#root/*"
(*) exploringjs.com/js/book/ch_m...
github.com/nodejs/node/...
"imports": {
"#/*": "./*"
}
Why is this useful? Gives you more naming options. Previous solution (e.g.): "#root/*"
(*) exploringjs.com/js/book/ch_m...
module: allow subpath imports that start with `#/` by hybrist · Pull Request #60864 · nodejs/node
It's a common ecosystem pattern to map a source root directory to @/ but it requires special tooling support. This turns #/* into a more realistic alternative for that pattern.
See: #49182
github.com
December 4, 2025 at 9:52 PM
Upcoming Node.js feature: Package import specifiers (*) can start with #/
github.com/nodejs/node/...
"imports": {
"#/*": "./*"
}
Why is this useful? Gives you more naming options. Previous solution (e.g.): "#root/*"
(*) exploringjs.com/js/book/ch_m...
github.com/nodejs/node/...
"imports": {
"#/*": "./*"
}
Why is this useful? Gives you more naming options. Previous solution (e.g.): "#root/*"
(*) exploringjs.com/js/book/ch_m...
I needed to see which packages were pulling in six.
Two ways:
- uv tree --package six --invert → quick “who depends on this?” from uv.lock
- uv pip tree --package six --invert --show-version-specifiers → more pipdeptree-style, constraint-aware view from the actual env
Two ways:
- uv tree --package six --invert → quick “who depends on this?” from uv.lock
- uv pip tree --package six --invert --show-version-specifiers → more pipdeptree-style, constraint-aware view from the actual env
November 23, 2025 at 1:00 PM
I needed to see which packages were pulling in six.
Two ways:
- uv tree --package six --invert → quick “who depends on this?” from uv.lock
- uv pip tree --package six --invert --show-version-specifiers → more pipdeptree-style, constraint-aware view from the actual env
Two ways:
- uv tree --package six --invert → quick “who depends on this?” from uv.lock
- uv pip tree --package six --invert --show-version-specifiers → more pipdeptree-style, constraint-aware view from the actual env
This idea is getting even closer to "partial/mixed-mode captures" bsky.app/profile/hjvt...
Mixing capture modes between the pre-|| keyword and specifiers inside the body feels dirty though, and moves closures further from functions as well.
Mixing capture modes between the pre-|| keyword and specifiers inside the body feels dirty though, and moves closures further from functions as well.
I haven't thought about this too hard, but I think explicit captures might have some nice interactions with theoretical partial borrows. In this case it'd could be a "partial capture by clone":
move(cx.request_name.clone()) || {
foo(cx.request_name); // request_name is a "partial clone" here
}
move(cx.request_name.clone()) || {
foo(cx.request_name); // request_name is a "partial clone" here
}
November 21, 2025 at 7:23 PM
This idea is getting even closer to "partial/mixed-mode captures" bsky.app/profile/hjvt...
Mixing capture modes between the pre-|| keyword and specifiers inside the body feels dirty though, and moves closures further from functions as well.
Mixing capture modes between the pre-|| keyword and specifiers inside the body feels dirty though, and moves closures further from functions as well.
Tense stems: [-voice], MASC, SG
Lax stems: [+voice], FEM, PL
As for how agreement between words is applied, adjectives agree with the gender (MASC/FEM) of the head noun, while specifiers agree with the count (SG/PL) of the noun. Verbs agree with the count of their specifier.
Lax stems: [+voice], FEM, PL
As for how agreement between words is applied, adjectives agree with the gender (MASC/FEM) of the head noun, while specifiers agree with the count (SG/PL) of the noun. Verbs agree with the count of their specifier.
November 21, 2025 at 5:51 PM
Tense stems: [-voice], MASC, SG
Lax stems: [+voice], FEM, PL
As for how agreement between words is applied, adjectives agree with the gender (MASC/FEM) of the head noun, while specifiers agree with the count (SG/PL) of the noun. Verbs agree with the count of their specifier.
Lax stems: [+voice], FEM, PL
As for how agreement between words is applied, adjectives agree with the gender (MASC/FEM) of the head noun, while specifiers agree with the count (SG/PL) of the noun. Verbs agree with the count of their specifier.
nooo its peak... imo Rust can be REALLY nice to write and read compared to C/C++, even with all the lifetime annotations and type specifiers
the complexity is necessary for the amount of granular information in the code imo, and the syntax is very flexible once you really learn it
the complexity is necessary for the amount of granular information in the code imo, and the syntax is very flexible once you really learn it
November 18, 2025 at 3:47 PM
nooo its peak... imo Rust can be REALLY nice to write and read compared to C/C++, even with all the lifetime annotations and type specifiers
the complexity is necessary for the amount of granular information in the code imo, and the syntax is very flexible once you really learn it
the complexity is necessary for the amount of granular information in the code imo, and the syntax is very flexible once you really learn it
Yes absolutely!
I assumed it was limited to variables to avoid conflicts with formatting specifiers (and keep everything easily explainable). Maybe that wasn’t the reason
I assumed it was limited to variables to avoid conflicts with formatting specifiers (and keep everything easily explainable). Maybe that wasn’t the reason
November 15, 2025 at 8:14 PM
Yes absolutely!
I assumed it was limited to variables to avoid conflicts with formatting specifiers (and keep everything easily explainable). Maybe that wasn’t the reason
I assumed it was limited to variables to avoid conflicts with formatting specifiers (and keep everything easily explainable). Maybe that wasn’t the reason
syncpack 14.0.0-alpha.27 adds support for @pnpm.io "catalog:" specifiers and can read catalogs from pnpm and bun, more to follow in future versions github.com/JamieMason/s... #pnpm #monorepo #monorepos
November 12, 2025 at 11:31 PM
syncpack 14.0.0-alpha.27 adds support for @pnpm.io "catalog:" specifiers and can read catalogs from pnpm and bun, more to follow in future versions github.com/JamieMason/s... #pnpm #monorepo #monorepos
The UK needs 250,000 heating workers by 2030 to hit net zero. £8B #WarmHomeSkills programme + £5M #HeatTrainingGrant aim to train thousands!
At Sunamp, we offer FREE Thermino training for installers sunamp.webinargeek.com/sunamp-insta... and CPD for specifiers: sunamp.com/en-gb/cpd-se...
At Sunamp, we offer FREE Thermino training for installers sunamp.webinargeek.com/sunamp-insta... and CPD for specifiers: sunamp.com/en-gb/cpd-se...
Sunamp installer training - 2025
During this interactive training session you'll learn how to fit our compact and efficient heat batteries as a space-saving alternative to a hot water
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November 11, 2025 at 2:51 PM
The UK needs 250,000 heating workers by 2030 to hit net zero. £8B #WarmHomeSkills programme + £5M #HeatTrainingGrant aim to train thousands!
At Sunamp, we offer FREE Thermino training for installers sunamp.webinargeek.com/sunamp-insta... and CPD for specifiers: sunamp.com/en-gb/cpd-se...
At Sunamp, we offer FREE Thermino training for installers sunamp.webinargeek.com/sunamp-insta... and CPD for specifiers: sunamp.com/en-gb/cpd-se...
Plugin that allows editing of any metadata on uproperty specifiers.
https://github.com/rfsheffer/DetailsMetadataExtension
#UnrealEngine
https://github.com/rfsheffer/DetailsMetadataExtension
#UnrealEngine
Oh no · GitHub
github.com
November 11, 2025 at 6:41 AM
Plugin that allows editing of any metadata on uproperty specifiers.
https://github.com/rfsheffer/DetailsMetadataExtension
#UnrealEngine
https://github.com/rfsheffer/DetailsMetadataExtension
#UnrealEngine
Designed for building services professionals, the new CPD from ACV UK helps consultants, specifiers and contractors navigate the fast-moving landscape of domestic hot water (#DHW) system design in commercial buildings...
specifierreview.com/cibse-approv...
specifierreview.com/cibse-approv...
ACV UK Expands CIBSE-Approved CPD Portfolio with New Module on Commercial DHW Systems - Specifier Review
ACV UK has expanded its CIBSE-approved CPD portfolio with the launch of a new module: "What You Need to Know – Commercial DHW Systems Now and for the Future"
specifierreview.com
November 4, 2025 at 9:54 AM
Designed for building services professionals, the new CPD from ACV UK helps consultants, specifiers and contractors navigate the fast-moving landscape of domestic hot water (#DHW) system design in commercial buildings...
specifierreview.com/cibse-approv...
specifierreview.com/cibse-approv...
Call local police and complain there are men with guns stopping people from voting. Specifically say it's intimidating. Crime specifiers done.
November 3, 2025 at 2:35 AM
Call local police and complain there are men with guns stopping people from voting. Specifically say it's intimidating. Crime specifiers done.
juli you should add specifiers when you say "...we all agree that 'victims' actually means..."
to something like, "...we all agree that when he says 'victims' he actually means..."
especially if you're going to do this selective investigative journalism on bsky dot app
to something like, "...we all agree that when he says 'victims' he actually means..."
especially if you're going to do this selective investigative journalism on bsky dot app
November 2, 2025 at 6:23 PM
juli you should add specifiers when you say "...we all agree that 'victims' actually means..."
to something like, "...we all agree that when he says 'victims' he actually means..."
especially if you're going to do this selective investigative journalism on bsky dot app
to something like, "...we all agree that when he says 'victims' he actually means..."
especially if you're going to do this selective investigative journalism on bsky dot app
i guess additional specifiers:
i don't think it was a one shot. i'm 90% sure it's yuri. it's probably not manga specifically since it's in colour and it probably stretched along. so. yeah.
i don't think it was a one shot. i'm 90% sure it's yuri. it's probably not manga specifically since it's in colour and it probably stretched along. so. yeah.
November 1, 2025 at 11:30 PM
i guess additional specifiers:
i don't think it was a one shot. i'm 90% sure it's yuri. it's probably not manga specifically since it's in colour and it probably stretched along. so. yeah.
i don't think it was a one shot. i'm 90% sure it's yuri. it's probably not manga specifically since it's in colour and it probably stretched along. so. yeah.
You can also format datetime objects with f-strings in Python because datetime objects support the same C-style format codes within f-string format specifiers
Read more ‘‰ https://trey.io/l4b84k
#Python
October 30, 2025 at 12:26 AM
You can also format datetime objects with f-strings in Python because datetime objects support the same C-style format codes within f-string format specifiers
Read more ‘‰ https://trey.io/l4b84k
#Python
Origin
cgit.freebsd.org
October 27, 2025 at 12:19 AM
Designed for building services professionals, “What You Need to Know – Commercial DHW Systems Now and for the Future” CPD helps specifiers and contractors navigate the fast-moving landscape of domestic hot water ( #DHW ) system design in commercial buildings.
specifierreview.com/cibse-approv...
specifierreview.com/cibse-approv...
ACV UK Expands CIBSE-Approved CPD Portfolio with New Module on Commercial DHW Systems - Specifier Review
ACV UK has expanded its CIBSE-approved CPD portfolio with the launch of a new module: "What You Need to Know – Commercial DHW Systems Now and for the Future"
specifierreview.com
October 24, 2025 at 3:36 PM
Designed for building services professionals, “What You Need to Know – Commercial DHW Systems Now and for the Future” CPD helps specifiers and contractors navigate the fast-moving landscape of domestic hot water ( #DHW ) system design in commercial buildings.
specifierreview.com/cibse-approv...
specifierreview.com/cibse-approv...
October 23, 2025 at 7:18 AM
What tooling do you even need? You need to resolve bare module specifiers, and that's basically it.
October 19, 2025 at 7:43 PM
What tooling do you even need? You need to resolve bare module specifiers, and that's basically it.
Maybe a leak from somewhere. Google supports <foo>+<type>@<domain> kind of specifiers and this can be useful for at least proving the case occasionally.
October 15, 2025 at 9:51 AM
Maybe a leak from somewhere. Google supports <foo>+<type>@<domain> kind of specifiers and this can be useful for at least proving the case occasionally.
Yale is pleased to announce the release of Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for five of its leading domestic window hardware products...
brickwork-bulletin.co.uk/post/yale-ac...
#YaleDWS #EPDs #WIndowHardware #Buildings #Architects #Specifiers #Construction #Environment
brickwork-bulletin.co.uk/post/yale-ac...
#YaleDWS #EPDs #WIndowHardware #Buildings #Architects #Specifiers #Construction #Environment
Yale Achieves New EPDs For Domestic Window Hardware Range
Yale is pleased to announce the successful release of Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for five of its leading domestic window hardware products, Vertex Decorative Furniture, Defender Hinge r...
brickwork-bulletin.co.uk
October 11, 2025 at 1:08 PM
Yale is pleased to announce the release of Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for five of its leading domestic window hardware products...
brickwork-bulletin.co.uk/post/yale-ac...
#YaleDWS #EPDs #WIndowHardware #Buildings #Architects #Specifiers #Construction #Environment
brickwork-bulletin.co.uk/post/yale-ac...
#YaleDWS #EPDs #WIndowHardware #Buildings #Architects #Specifiers #Construction #Environment
New guide shares best practice for the safe use of construction products. A new free guide provides designers, specifiers and installers with information to make informed decisions about the safe use of construction products. https://bit.ly/47ZIsOl
New guide shares best practice for the safe use of construction products - Construction Management
A new free guide provides designers, specifiers and installers with information to make informed decisions about the safe use of construction products.
constructionmanagement.co.uk
October 7, 2025 at 8:30 AM
New guide shares best practice for the safe use of construction products. A new free guide provides designers, specifiers and installers with information to make informed decisions about the safe use of construction products. https://bit.ly/47ZIsOl
No island murder mysteries tonight, but mlf.lol now has com.atproto.* as part of its "standard library" with some additional bug fixes.
Still undecided how I want to handle things like key specifiers and encoding... easy way out is @ annotations, but I had other ideas in mind for those.
Still undecided how I want to handle things like key specifiers and encoding... easy way out is @ annotations, but I had other ideas in mind for those.
October 7, 2025 at 5:11 AM
No island murder mysteries tonight, but mlf.lol now has com.atproto.* as part of its "standard library" with some additional bug fixes.
Still undecided how I want to handle things like key specifiers and encoding... easy way out is @ annotations, but I had other ideas in mind for those.
Still undecided how I want to handle things like key specifiers and encoding... easy way out is @ annotations, but I had other ideas in mind for those.
I could continue to work on mlf.lol and get key specifiers and the com.atproto.* prelude working, but I am feeling the call of Umineko...
October 7, 2025 at 1:48 AM
I could continue to work on mlf.lol and get key specifiers and the com.atproto.* prelude working, but I am feeling the call of Umineko...