OopsCriticality

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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
> They design the manufacturing process to squeeze out nickels on the dollar and using CM means they avoid legacy overhead that weighs down behemoths like GM, VW and Toyota. GM's legacy overhead was discharged during their bankruptc
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
Yikes! I'm a bit disappointed and slightly surprised that there's no discussion nor consideration of research ethics appearing anywhere on that website.
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The Illustrated Guide to Product Development (Part 1: Ideation)(blog.bolt.io)
1 points by OopsCriticality 11y ago|0 comments
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
This car stuff still doesn't make sense to me. One big thing I don't understand about these Apple car rumors is what is Apple supposed to be doing that current automotive groups are not? If you're new to a product area, buil
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A playable XCOM game in Excel(theverge.com)
49 points by OopsCriticality 11y ago|6 comments
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
I'm in a regulated industry, and we'd be considered a "very small entity". What we're doing is likely overkill for you, but how we go about things might be of interest. We develop under a spiral process and require
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
Not sure if you'll see this, but I did run across a preprint with a few Rockwell authors that might be of interest, "Development of a Translator from LLVM to ACL2" ( http://arxiv.org/abs/1406.1566 )
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
I've been wondering for a while, and since this thread seems to have attracted people who may have answers… Can you (or anyone) provide any insight as to why ACL2 doesn't get mentioned much in discussions of formal methods? I&#x27
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
Perhaps this problem is worse among biomedical journals? I've routinely had publications in ACS journals that go from submission to acceptance within two months, usually closer to one---I hear the same from colleagues.
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
A few key differences: the $350 model has a heated build platform, larger print envelope, but slower print speed. The heated build platform allows one to use a wider variety of materials---in my experience however, for these consumer printe
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Can Good Doctors Be Bad for Your Health?(nytimes.com)
74 points by OopsCriticality 11y ago|68 comments
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
In fact, I'd argue it's a little harder for licensed professionals to not stay current with their fields due to the requirement for continuing education credits. Nevertheless, I don't see how any professional can be competit
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Clutch – A monthly car subscription service(driveclutch.com)
4 points by OopsCriticality 11y ago|0 comments
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
The author's remark on Twitter reads to me as if she has been waiting for an opportunity to criticize pg's recent essay.[0] There doesn't really seem to be a fair basis for the author's criticisms of The Macro, seeing as
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
I use and highly recommend Fossil ( http://www.fossil-scm.org ). It can handle each of your main purposes out of the box with ease. It's got a good command line interface, a built-in web interface, it's self-contained
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
This has literally just fallen off the front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10592712
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
Interesting… looking at the images, my first thought was that this was a demonstration trying to comment that recent happenings at Harvard and other colleges are diminishing the legacy that the black professors there have created (or someth
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
You're right that chirality is important and this thing isn't able to probe that. As to what I'll broadly call "sample prep", you're right again to point out how that is a critical consideration. So you'
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
What's the goal of the project, is it to produce cheap insulin, or is it to validate "open-source biohacking"? If it's the latter, why start with such a hard molecule; isn't there a lower-hanging fruit? If it's
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
Raman spectroscopy is used in pharma manufacturing and law enforcement to inspect pharma evidence in the field, but compact Raman spectrometers are a couple of orders of magnitude more expensive than this consumer device. Also, you really n
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
I agree that this device wouldn't work for that assay, but the opacity of the pills isn't a factor: the optical bench is too small and the illumination will be too low to do anything worthwhile.
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
How does that qualify as a software bug? Perkin-Elmer's custom null corrector was misaligned so the mirror was figured into the wrong shape. Edit: if anything, it was an organizational failure—PE chose to ignore other measurements that
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
Grossly simplifying and considering brands with all else being equal, Motorola has historically had great RF engineering, Nokia is good, LG and HTC would be good to average, and Samsung and Apple would be average to mediocre. This is truly
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Christopher Kimball, Founder of America’s Test Kitchen, to Leave the Company(nytimes.com)
1 points by OopsCriticality 11y ago|0 comments
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
> Car companies can't outsource production to Foxconn. What about Magna Steyr, Karmann, or Valmet?
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The $10B Sports Tab(chronicle.com)
1 points by OopsCriticality 11y ago|0 comments
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
In fact, a long felt and unmet need in the field would serve as a secondary indicia of non-obviousness.
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
A similar problem happens on iOS CarPlay. If you're getting navigation directions in Maps, and then go back to the home screen (say, to play music), there's a temporary notification dropdown that appears from Maps with your next t
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
No, a contribution only warrants scholarly authorship when it is a significant intellectual contribution to the topic of the manuscript. Short of that threshold, it appears in the acknowledgements; the acknowledgments is attribution for the
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by OopsCriticality 11y ago
> You raise an important question. It is important to detail the actual contribution, since programming may be perceived as purely implementing an idea with no creative input. Beyond creative input, there's also the question of liab

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