@mgorny@social.treehouse.systems2024-05-07 14:53:49
Followup on `tokio-tar`. As expected, nothing happened so far.
Apparently there is also a `tokio-tar-up2date` crate which is exactly the same thing as `tokio-tar` right now. Probably it was created as a temporary hack while `tokio-tar` was unresponsive.
Then, there is a `krata-tokio-tar` crate that's more recent. However, this one really seems like fork of a fork that was created for the same of some specific project and still without any hope of long-term maintenance. I've refiled my pull request there as well.
I've also filed a bug for #UV, since using dead dependencies is not a good practice.
#RustLang #Gentoo
https://crates.io/search?q=tokio-tar
https://github.com/edera-dev/tokio-tar/pull/1
https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/issues/3423
@to3k@tomaszdunia.pl2024-04-06 13:28:45
🇬🇧 The longer form of #blog posts has temporarily started to tire me out a bit, plus I have an additional project on the side for the blog that consumes some of my time. Because of this, lately I've been finding a lot of joy in writing shorter notes like this recent one about #KoboldLetters
@tml@urbanists.social2024-03-06 16:56:16
Ihme tiukassa istuu väärinkäsitys että Kuulla olisi ”pimeä puoli”. Kuten joku tänään kommentoi Hesarissa: https://www.hs.fi/ulkomaat/art-2000010275241.html ”Minnekähän aikovat voimalan sijoittaa? Pimeällä puolella on kuulemma Mare Moscoviense. Sinne ei paista aurinko, joten…
@arXiv_hepex_bot@mastoxiv.page2024-03-06 07:33:24
Search for a $\mu^ \mu^-$ resonance in four-muon final states at Belle II
Collaboration, Adachi, Adamczyk, Aggarwal, Ahmed, Aihara, Akopov, Aloisio, Ky, Asner, Atmacan, Aushev, Aversano, Ayad, Babu, Bae, Bahinipati, Bambade, Banerjee, Bansal, Barrett, Baudot, Baur, Beaubien, Becherer, Becker, Bennett, Bernlochner, Bertacchi, Bertemes, Bertholet, Bessner, Bettarini, Bhuyan, Bianchi, Bilka, Bilokin, Biswas, Bobrov, Bodrov, Bolz, Bozek, Bra\v{c}ko, Branchini, Browder, Budano, Bussino, Campajola, Cao, Casarosa, Cecchi, Cerasoli, Chang, Chang, Cheaib, Cheema, Cheon, Chilikin, Chirapatpimol, Cho, Cho, Cho, Choi, Choudhury, Corona, Cremaldi, Das, Dattola, De La Cruz-Burelo, De La Motte, De Nardo, De Nuccio, De Pietro, de Sangro, Destefanis, Dhamija, Di Canto, Di Capua, Dingfelder, Dole\v{z}al, Dong, Dorigo, Dort, Dreyer, Dubey, Dujany, Ecker, Eliachevitch, Epifanov, Feichtinger, Ferber, Ferlewicz, Fillinger, Finck, Finocchiaro, Fodor, Forti, Frey, Fulsom, Gabrielli, Ganiev, Garcia-Hernandez, Garg, Gaudino, Gaur, Gaz, Gellrich, Ghevondyan, Ghosh, Ghumaryan, Giakoustidis, Giordano, Giri, Glazov, Gobbo, Godang, Gogota, Goldenzweig, Gradl, Grammatico, Graziani, Greenwald, Gruberov\'a, Gu, Gudkova, Halder, Han, Hara, Hayashii, Hazra, Hearty, Hedges, Heidelbach, de la Cruz, Villanueva, Higuchi, Hoek, Hohmann, Horak, Hsu, Humair, Iijima, Inguglia, Ipsita, Ishikawa, Itoh, Iwasaki, Jackson, Jacobs, Jang, Ji, Jia, Jin, Joo, Junkerkalefeld, Kalita, Kandra, Kang, Karyan, Kawasaki, Keil, Kiesling, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kindo, Kinoshita, Kody\v{s}, Koga, Kohani, Kojima, Korobov, Korpar, Kovalenko, Kowalewski, Kraetzschmar, Kri\v{z}an, Krokovny, Kuhr, Kumar, Kumar, Kumar, Kumara, Kunigo, Kuzmin, Kwon, Lacaprara, Lai, Lam, Lanceri, Lange, Laurenza, Lautenbach, Leboucher, Le Diberder, Lee, Levit, Lewis, Li, Li, Li, Li, Libby, Liu, Liu, Liu, Liventsev, Longo, Lueck, Lyu, Ma, Maggiora, Maharana, Maiti, Maity, Mancinelli, Manfredi, Manoni, Mantovano, Marcantonio, Marcello, Marinas, Martel, Martellini, Martini, Martinov, Massaccesi, Masuda, Matsuoka, Matvienko, Maurya, McKenna, Mehta, Meier, Merola, Metzner, Milesi, Miller, Mirra, Miyabayashi, Miyake, Mizuk, Mohanty, Molina-Gonzalez, Mondal, Moneta, Moser, Mrvar, Mussa, Nakamura, Nakao, Nakazawa, Charan, Naruki, Narwal, Natkaniec, Natochii, Nayak, Nayak, Nazaryan, Niebuhr, Nishida, Ogawa, Onishchuk, Ono, Onuki, Oskin, Otani, Pakhlova, Panta, Pardi, Parham, Park, Park, Paschen, Passeri, Patra, Paul, Pedlar, Peschke, Pestotnik, Piccolo, Piilonen, Angioni, Podesta-Lerma, Podobnik, Pokharel, Praz, Prell, Prencipe, Prim, Purwar, Rados, Raeuber, Raiz, Rauls, Reif, Reiter, Remnev, Ripp-Baudot, Rizzo, Robertson, Roehrken, Roney, Rostomyan, Rout, Russo, Sanders, Sandilya, Santelj, Sato, Savinov, Scavino, Schmitt, Schwanda, Schwickardi, Seino, Selce, Senyo, Serrano, Sevior, Sfienti, Shan, Shen, Shi, Shillington, Shimasaki, Shiu, Shtol, Sibidanov, Simon, Singh, Skorupa, Sobie, Sobotzik, Soffer, Sokolov, Solovieva, Spataro, Spruck, Stari\v{c}, Stavroulakis, Stefkova, Stroili, Sumihama, Sumisawa, Sutcliffe, Svidras, Takizawa, Tamponi, Tanaka, Tanida, Tenchini, Tittel, Tiwary, Tonelli, Torassa, Trabelsi, Tsaklidis, Uchida, Ueda, Unger, Unno, Uno, Uno, Urquijo, Ushiroda, Vahsen, van Tonder, Varvell, Veronesi, Vinokurova, Vismaya, Vitale, Vobbilisetti, Volpe, Wach, Wakai, Wallner, Wang, Wang, Wang, Wang, Warburton, Watanuki, Wessel, Won, Xu, Yabsley, Yamada, Yan, Yang, Yelton, Yin, Yoshihara, Yuan, Yusa, Zani, Zhang, Zhilich, Zhou, Zhou, Zhukova
https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.02841 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2403.02841
arXiv:2403.02841v1 Announce Type: new
Abstract: We report on a search for a resonance $X$ decaying to a pair of muons in $e^{ }e^{-}\rightarrow \mu^ \mu^- X$ events in the 0.212-9.000 GeV/$c^{2}$ mass range, using 178 fb$^{-1}$ of data collected by the BelleII experiment at the SuperKEKB collider at a center of mass energy of 10.58 GeV. The analysis probes two different models of $X$ beyond the standard model: a $Z^{\prime}$ vector boson in the $L_{\mu}-L_{\tau}$ model and a muonphilic scalar. We observe no evidence for a signal and set exclusion limits at the 90\% confidence level on the products of cross section and branching fraction for these processes, ranging from 0.046 fb to 0.97 fb for the $L_{\mu}-L_{\tau}$ model and from 0.055 fb to 1.3 fb for the muonphilic scalar model. For masses below 6 GeV/$c^{2}$, the corresponding constraints on the couplings of these processes to the standard model range from 0.0008 to 0.039 for the $L_{\mu}-L_{\tau}$ model and from 0.0018 to 0.040 for the muonphilic scalar model. These are the first constraints on the muonphilic scalar from a dedicated search.
@jprol@mastodon.online2024-04-07 07:10:00
«El 7 de abril de 1823, un ejército francés cruzaba la frontera española. Los Cien Mil Hijos de San Luis invadieron España para restaurar el poder absoluto de Fernando VII y liquidar la experiencia revolucionaria del Trienio Liberal (1820-1823), que se había convertido en una amenaza para los tronos de la Europa de la Restauración. El sistema político forjado en España se había exportado a Nšpoles y Portugal. El fantasma de la revolución volvía a recorrer Europa»
@raiders@darktundra.xyz2024-05-07 21:46:57
Five candidates for Bengals to replace WR Tyler Boyd https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles/five_candidates_for_bengals_to_replace_wr_tyler_boyd/s1_13132_40336950
@hashtaggames@oldfriends.live2024-05-06 00:58:03
Time For 9 o'clock #HashTagGames hosted by @…
Images of famous people line the walls of NYC's Katz's Deli and restaurants across the world. Let's play!
@jacobgudiol@mastodonsweden.se2024-03-01 06:00:40
Plötsligt hjärtstopp hos fotbollsspelare före, under och efter pandemin
https://traningslara.se/plotsligt-hjartstopp-hos-fotbollsspelare-fore-under-och-efter-pandemin/
@jprol@mastodon.online2024-04-07 07:10:00
«El 7 de abril de 1823, un ejército francés cruzaba la frontera española. Los Cien Mil Hijos de San Luis invadieron España para restaurar el poder absoluto de Fernando VII y liquidar la experiencia revolucionaria del Trienio Liberal (1820-1823), que se había convertido en una amenaza para los tronos de la Europa de la Restauración. El sistema político forjado en España se había exportado a Nšpoles y Portugal. El fantasma de la revolución volvía a recorrer Europa»
@arXiv_hepex_bot@mastoxiv.page2024-03-06 07:33:27
Thomas K. Gaisser, a Pioneer of Particle Astrophysics
Francis Halzen, Paolo Lipari
https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.03207 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2403.03207
arXiv:2403.03207v1 Announce Type: new
Abstract: We describe the pioneering contributions of Thomas K. Gaisser to the birth and development of particle astrophysics, a new field of research at the intersection of cosmic ray physics, astronomy, astrophysics, and particle physics that has emerged in the last few decades. We will especially focus on his studies of natural beams of neutrinos: those generated by the interactions of cosmic rays in the Earth's atmosphere and those emitted by astrophysical sources. Tom actively participated in the discovery of these cosmic neutrinos as well. His contributions also extend to gamma-ray astronomy, the study of the cosmic ray spectra and composition, and the modeling of cosmic ray interactions in the atmosphere and in astrophysical environments. Tom invariably focused his research on the theoretical and phenomenological problems of greatest interest at the time, producing frameworks that transparently interpreted often complex data. These studies have been very influential and have shaped the development of the field.