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6y ago
> The academics McMullen contacted at other U.S. research universities told him they had funding for their own research, but not for his. But Bradforth had a different response. > "He said, 'I don't have funding for you
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Well I didn't remember that the name had a 2, so I searched with a "to" and was lost for 5 minutes until I found it through GitHub.
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It might be worth it to lower the 4H tier a bit. IMO 1500 seems a bit too much for 4H/month. Who am I to know tho.
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6y ago
Amazingly, duckduckgo got the correct project (repo2docker) at 12th place. Screenshots https://imgur.com/a/JOu520Z
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A repo called repo2docker with a thousand stars on github https://github.com/jupyter/repo2docker
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Tell HN: Google Search is Getting Stupid
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Although that doesn't sound like a bad idea, that is unfortunately not what he was talking about. By sponsors he meant patrons that get a perk of accessing screencasts when they subscribe (sponsor him).
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Your arsenal of tools look impressive. I am a little bit heartbroken it is not working out yet. Hoping you the best of luck.
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It is really intriguing to see how this works for them. Making money from normal open source projects is really hard. I am really hoping to see some innovation in this sector (FOSS+Economical sustainability) sooner rather than later.
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So a side project out of need while employed. Nice. I also really dig the site design.
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Would be happy to hear more about motivation and/or funding.
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How to Write Fast Rust Code
(likebike.com)
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Cheap tricks for high-performance Rust
(deterministic.space)
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Always great to see someone who finds something broken, and fixes it for others to move forward. Thank you.
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I can personally relate to this. I am a university student and living the past few months with my dad working from home, has taught me quite a bit about money management, the workplace, how R&D jobs feel like, and much more that nobody
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Off topic: I was surprised about how amused I was by this. It looks like normal humor doesn't cut it for me anymore. > Because I cannot be bother to remember this, and don't want to google how it's done only to end up at m
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I have had good experience with this that is posted at the end of the page https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mlebkowski/471d2731176fb1...
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I would also like to add halal farms as well.
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Probably by number of sites not traffic...
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6y ago
I sometimes find that obscure blog posts often have more comprehensive answers to very niche problems than SO. Also, the market definitely exists. A lot of time, if I am not sure how to formulate my question yet, google really sucks. It als
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Related: there was a famous thread here a few months ago that would be very helpful. Ask HN: I'm a software engineer going blind, how should I prepare? ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22918980 )
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Check out the amazing https://remarkable.com It is a bit on the expensive side of things, but seems great. (I don't have one yet)
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Wow, that kinda sounds like my dream job. Do you mind sending me a plain link in an email?
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Homepage and pitch looking awesome!
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> HN has a wide enough audience to hit a good post the first time around. Unfortunately, it is widely agreed that a lot of good quality content goes unnoticed. Which might be due to the sheer number of submissions. That could be seen in
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Wow, shit. So much wrong in this world that we can't predict and handle ahead of time.
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You gotta ask on Reddit.
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I guess I would put food, shelter, health care in a bucket, and education with internet in another. And an unbiased search engine is quite essential for a functional internet experience.
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There is definitely a case to be made there. In a very idealistic case, I would even go further and say it should be under the umbrella of the UN to accommodate other cultures, and be politics-agnostic. I do believe that we are at the time
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First one is really nice, second is fine. Are you creating these yourself or have some source?
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