dicer

So while ZFS is the nicer-dicer of volume management and filesystems, the latter is your whole chef's knife set.

If you aren't, then you aren't going to give the perfect all-singing slicer and dicer what it needs either.

Once the kitchen knife was invented, any sort of slicer-dicer tool is just a rehashing of the knife concept.

There is something in humans called Dicer - which is an enzyme that uses RNA to cause RNA interference.

Rust doesn't guarantee TCO and so recursion is a bit dicer than in many functional languages.

The Slicelet maintains a local cache of the latest assignment by fetching it from the Dicer service and watching for updates.

Perhaps they were referring to the nature of machine learning to be akin to the Ronco slicer/dicer from the 1970's but with data.

First of all, Epic has a built in tool called Slicer Dicer for clinicians to perform pretty complex population data analysis without having to do any database queries.

The problem of building services at low cost, high scale, low latency and high throughput is common in many environments including our services at Databricks, and Dicer helps with that.

The OP's article is a dicer situation of clear plagiarism, but I think new media has a dollar sign sized chip in its shoulder about linking and credit.

I was looking for a vegetable dicer yesterday and gave up and just got one at Kmart, because Amazon was page after page of the exact same one over and over that had horrible reviews.

Instead, the President we've got does everything in his power to lower gas prices -- from releasing oil from strategic petroleum reserve, to fist bumping a slicer and dicer of journalists in a process of futile begging for oil.

Then you go a bit more into RNA and the various sub types, how the decoding proteins work, Slicer and Dicer, etc.

There are certainly a million reasons why a doctor may not have access to or be able to use tools like Slicer Dicer, but most of those come down mainly to hospital policy.