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by DrNuke 6y ago
Nah, it is / they all are a structured literature review in the form of a quick bulletin + all the links to the original references for people not having the time, the will or the method to read, collect and organize such documents in
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by DrNuke 6y ago
Had to really learn scripting for a notorious CAE and it was Pyhton, jumped on that ship reluctantly but it came good ten years later.
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by DrNuke 6y ago
You need to find your inner voice first, and your best fit? Each medium has its own population and style. Start from the one you like the most and be yourself.
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by DrNuke 7y ago
To be fair, nobody serious enough cares about every single shot you enlist if your overall picture is crystal clear, coherent and fair... after that, it’s a fit / no-fit game. The opposite is true: you use your profile proactively and
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by DrNuke 7y ago
In compiling booklets and summarizing references from all over the world, I am especially learning that less words is more clarity. Also, convoluted prose obfuscates results. It is also evident that some tones are purpotedly built on propag
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by DrNuke 7y ago
> the anti-science crowd latches on to things like this Dark ages are built on anti-science sentiment but we have all the means to counter and disseminate science results these days, provided that discourses are made simpler enough (with
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by DrNuke 7y ago
> Nowadays, it seems more and more like having that network is the primary thing that gets you in YC. They can’t really afford that model, that’s why funding is being slashed: insiders successful in the 2010s are not better poised to be
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by DrNuke 7y ago
It does not change much for the two very ends of the spectrum, that is the solo-hero bootstrapping from scratch and the moonshots however needing a lot of cash... while anything in the middle gets squeezed if not profitable on its own. Good
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by DrNuke 7y ago
Social distancing halving (or more) the revenue of such businesses?
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Testing the Tests: Which Covid-19 Tests Are Most Accurate?(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by DrNuke 7y ago
Magic potions do not work, we all should know that in 2020 and wait for the scientific trials step by step... as for corona, today the most promising way before a vaccine, if any, is tailored therapy aimed at containing symptoms so that you
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by DrNuke 7y ago
Carrying on with the 2019 iPad Mini wifi + a $25 Nokia dumbphone.
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Humble 2K's game together Bundle(humblebundle.com)
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Ask HN: Are you trying R&D for the post-Covid world?
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by DrNuke 7y ago
You have a network for sure and a lot of relevant people are still however working, so just spend a couple of days networking from home, making cold calls and preparing a portfolio?
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by DrNuke 7y ago
You may want to have a look at five world-leading, freely available general references (from World Bank, International Monetary Fund, Merryll Lynch, United Nations and Deutsche Bank... look for their latest updates following this crisis), w
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by DrNuke 7y ago
The 1$ humblebundle offers are a joy these days, the latest gem I got is WRC7, short runs & jumpy enough for a bit of fun.
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by DrNuke 7y ago
You are fundamentally buying your time, so buy as much as you can and stay focused on your own business?
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by DrNuke 7y ago
It is more immaturity than education, though. Age makes most people appreciate diversity and act collaboratively, instead of antagonising.
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by DrNuke 7y ago
There is not indeed. The best shot is getting into some consultancy a la Toptal.
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Video Friday: Quadruped Robot Learns Locomotion Skills by Imitating Dog(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by DrNuke 7y ago
Mind, I am not saying that you are wrong, nuclear today is not a commercially viable option in the West anymore. The point is that digging holes is easier and dirtier than nuclear fission, which is why candles had to be bright to make nucle
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by DrNuke 7y ago
Of course not, humans doing such complex and dangerous things are a bit smarter than your average Homer’s situation comedy. Your scathing opinion is perfect for the oil and gas industry, though.
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Ten Problems for Nuclear in the 2020s(tenproblems.com)
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by DrNuke 7y ago
NuScale’s small modular reactor is proven technology and seems now good enough to be approved, up and running in the US quite soon indeed. It also seems an acceptable answer to many of the current nuclear problems (shameless plug: https:&#
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by DrNuke 7y ago
To be fair, the art market is just as flooded as the apps market these days. Moreover, art as a social endeavor still works as a ladder, so that you need to build credibility and authority day after day, before getting any pricetag on your
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by DrNuke 7y ago
Ok but do you need a course meant as a vocational, subject-specific training or something more liberal that helps you think better for the long run? I would go for the latter.
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by DrNuke 7y ago
It really depends on the niche or the industry considered, though: I can happily say that I can do materials informatics from my basement at home now and much faster and better than as a cog in any lab anywhere in the world. Same for a grea
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by DrNuke 7y ago
https://www.tenproblems.com - Providing informed reports based upon peer-reviewed documents, hopefully debunking fake news, sensationalism and outright biased agendas. We would also like to democratize academic debates, making a
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by DrNuke 7y ago
Use your skills for something or someone fighting for a cause you care as a person? Inner motivation would come naturally, experts say.

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