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by JangoSteve 7y ago
For what it's worth, I'm not sure about the actual paper itself, but the posted article makes it seem like no one knew that TH588 was not primarily acting as an MTH1-inhibitor. > “This is an exciting paper for two reasons,” say
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by JangoSteve 7y ago
Keep in mind that there's no rule that says there must be a correct answer. If the only way to do something is approach A or approach B, and people don't like either approach, then other options include figuring out a new approach
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by JangoSteve 7y ago
This is even crazier, because a webpage could load the iframe or img tag lazily, long after the page has been opened and is in the background because the user left the tab open, and the user would have no way of knowing which page is respon
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by JangoSteve 7y ago
This is timely. Our startup just had an article written about our use of SBIR grant funding with some tips at the end: https://bbcetc.com/sbir-related/ann-arbor-company-is-an-engi...
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by JangoSteve 7y ago
Yeah, that's a good point. The question here isn't whether or not to have an infotainment system that integrates with Android Auto and Apple Car Play, it's whether to interface with it via a touch screen or physical input (or
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by JangoSteve 7y ago
> They have 2. One for power and one for data. I don't think I've ever seen a touch screen with only two wires. For one thing, even power requires two wires, not one. Data for a touch screen typically requires more than one wir
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by JangoSteve 7y ago
None of this is untrue with touchscreens. They also have wires and connectors and must be certified.
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by JangoSteve 7y ago
This argument doesn't make a ton of sense to me. It seems like an inconsistent comparison to compare a single touchscreen to many customized knobs/buttons/etc., when you could also compare a single set of knobs/buttons&#
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by JangoSteve 7y ago
I think the response was reading more into the meaning behind what pg said than the actual words he used. This makes sense to a degree, since what pg actually said makes little sense unless you read more into it. When people say startups ar
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by JangoSteve 7y ago
That is actually an incredibly interesting anecdote about the catepillars. Thanks for that! It's kind of funny, because your second point about the unprettiness of the rose's surroundings being equally valid as the prettiness of t
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by JangoSteve 7y ago
> Does a flower stop being pretty just because you don't expect or desire it to be pretty? Sometimes. If I didn't desire it to be pretty, then I may have never planted it. By not desiring it to be pretty, we limit ourselves to
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by JangoSteve 7y ago
I wouldn't call myself a ruthless executor, but I do tend to ship more projects than not. The last startup I co-founded was acquired about 5 years ago, and my current startup is doing well so far. This is a long post, but it hopefully
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by JangoSteve 7y ago
I agree, and it's a bit too early on the timescale of publications to see a paper that re-analyzes all that has previously been published on the topic in light of this information. That said, we've found around 2,500 articles whic
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by JangoSteve 8y ago
I had recently read that too, but it was more specifically about the idea of willpower rather than decision-making fatigue per se. Here is the article where I had seen this, though going back to it, I don't see citations to the studi
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by JangoSteve 8y ago
I think I understand what they were saying above, and I don't think it's the interpretation that dragonwriter makes in a sibling comment. They weren't saying that kodz4 was using NVC. They were saying that the problem they ha
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by JangoSteve 8y ago
I'm not sure any highly-scaled, mature application is on a standard unmodded anything stack.
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by JangoSteve 8y ago
Looks like the bullet gem does what you want. https://semaphoreci.com/blog/2017/08/09/faster-rails-elimina... https://github.com/flyerhzm/bullet EDIT: It looks like this was already
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by JangoSteve 8y ago
There is technically a way to link/unlink Google Analytics from Google Ads: https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/1704341?co=ADWO... There are also ways to configure Google Analytics to fuzz IP address
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by JangoSteve 8y ago
I didn't downvote you, but from the article: > The group said this could be used to "infer sensitive facts about [users'] health condition and life situation" and be resold to target ads. "These citizens have no
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by JangoSteve 8y ago
For what it's worth, I don't think Spotify is asking the European commission to impose regulations, but rather asking them to enforce the regulations they already have.
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by JangoSteve 8y ago
My read from the linked timeline is that Apple didn't block Spotify from the Apple Watch, but rather wouldn't provide the API necessary to Spotify for offline-mode. I inferred this from the vague wording in the earlier points and
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by JangoSteve 8y ago
> They aren't, as far as I know, drastically undercutting the prices of their services to levels that aren't sustainable for other companies to compete. The linked Spotify page says exactly the opposite. > Because Apple Musi
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by JangoSteve 8y ago
Genomenon | Senior Software Developer | Ann Arbor, MI | On-site We're building a database of genomic information, called Mastermind, that facilitates data curation and genome interpretation for diagnosis and treatment on the clinical s
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More Michigan startups like Rivian are growing into rare unicorns(freep.com)
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by JangoSteve 8y ago
Because you're paying for it with your money. They can afford to take a hit (and can afford the insurance for such losses) because of the fees they charge you directly, and the money they make utilizing your principle for other purpose
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by JangoSteve 8y ago
I'm wondering if it's something really simple, like comparing the unique number of callers versus the total number who have accepted the call. Imagine a method for group calling that returns whether or not the call should be consi
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by JangoSteve 8y ago
Genomenon | Senior Software Developer | Ann Arbor, MI | On-site We're building a database of genomic information, called Mastermind, that facilitates data curation and genome interpretation for diagnosis and treatment on the clinical s
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by JangoSteve 8y ago
It may just be the difference between how many people a video is relevant to and how deeply it impacts them. Things like tech, history, physics, and DIY channels each have fewer people who connect with the content than something like how to
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by JangoSteve 8y ago
Genomenon | Senior Software Developer | Ann Arbor, MI | On-site We're building a database of genomic information, called Mastermind, that facilitates data curation and genome interpretation for diagnosis and treatment on the clinical s
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by JangoSteve 8y ago
There are many ways to make HTML tables responsive: https://css-tricks.com/responsive-data-tables/

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