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by RK 18y ago
I read the GPL (v.2) once or twice and that covers enough software that I can skip (re)reading the license on most free stuff. That's the beauty of standard terms for the end user at least.
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by RK 18y ago
You might be on the right track, except I think that those brain surgeons just want to reduce any chance of getting a brain tumor themselves, because each one thinks he's the only person with god's gift to remove the tumor :)
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by RK 19y ago
The one thing going for taking time off and going back is that you are amazingly focused because you know why you are there, but then if you are graduating from Stanford and considering a MS, then I don't think that is really a problem for
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by RK 19y ago
I think your argument also works to say that he doesn't matter (by design), in that his project can continue with or without his active participation. If you read the kernel mailing list, there is sometimes the question of "what happens i
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by RK 19y ago
I've got to assume that something like this is at the level of a 1980's handheld cell phone with regards to price at the moment (and maybe tech?). And just like the 80's cell phone, the only people I've heard online (as a group) considering
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by RK 19y ago
They do accept donations. http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Donate
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by RK 19y ago
Actually, Lippman's "Essential C++" is probably more what you're looking for. It's designed to get you up and running in a short amount of time (~300 pages vs ~900 pages ).
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by RK 19y ago
Now we can finally live ethically sound cannibalistic lifestyles, not having to subsist on that horrible Hufu! Maybe my new company can sell "Man in a Can".
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Pictures from the Norwegian street protest against the ISO approval of Microsoft's OOXML format.(flickr.com)
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Standards to the People!(consortiuminfo.org)
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Python Fans Take Aim at the Enterprise(internetnews.com)
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by RK 19y ago
To push this kind of data around, they'll be using Internet2 and ESnet when it hits the US and whatever the Internet2 equivalents are in Europe (Geant2 ?) to push it out. http://www.internet2.edu/science/
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by RK 19y ago
The field is called "epidemiology" or "biophysics", depending on whether you are studying the rate of brain cancers or the mechanism by which EMFs interact with tissue. The study of interactions of radiation with biological materials is c