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Who made the iPhone app for that? A Medical Doctor..
(ama-assn.org)
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Open source hack aids mobile phone snooping
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People can communicate by smell too - willy-nilly. Most often it's bacteria on human skin that detects changes - such as stress hormones - and respond in their own ways. Some people can smell stress in other people.
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Computer glitch costs Georgia taxpayers
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Startup unvelis software developers network to promote technology
(fiercebiotech.com)
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Software Patents Need to Be Abolished
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Teenagers biologically programmed to wake-up later
(healthfinder.gov)
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At first thought, I too would think it was written by a machine, not a person... Frankly, I am not impressed with google's abilities to recognize spam. After all, sufficiently advanced spam is indistinguishable from content. And humans are
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SVASE announced companies awarded "Most Likely to Succeed"
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I always hit "Report Spam", works for everything except me@s i have no problems with my personal domain, but if e-mails are addressed to my gmail account in me@ list that fails.
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Ask HN: What to do with me@ spam? Gmail inefficient
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VCs are already investing more of their capital off-shore, this bill would further discourage them from investing in US startups.
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UC Berkeley plan to test freshmen DNA criticized
(google.com)
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New Algorithm Detects Atrial Fibrillation Episodes with 95% Accuracy
(medicalnewstoday.com)
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Duke University Using Game Systems To Crunch Scientific Problems
(worthplaying.com)
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New gadget extracts evidence from cell phones
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This book has even better reviews: http://books.google.com/books?id=VmCQ28GWqE0C Mathematical Biology: Spatial models and biomedical applications By James Dickson Murray. Amazon link: http://www.amazon.com/Mathematical-Biology-Introducti
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Yes, it is. Examples of how people sign their publications after retirement: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20440016 also http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10700398 or, if you do not want to mention retired or former, nor start yo
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In case anyone's interested - it was the me@ filter. I noticed a batch of spammers/scammers whose bulk messages were addressed to me@variousdomains.com Unfortunately google was not able to recognize it as spam and all this garbage was showi
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Ask HN: gmail sends all messages to Trash
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Heart Rhythm as Password (Apple Patent Application)
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I am able to do this with Linkedin - my connections are tagged into priority groups. Selected Meetup, Yelp, Facebook and e-mailed events go to my public calendar: http://sites.google.com/site/aurametrix/events (It can be easily done with
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Unplug the internet or install LeechBlock Firefox extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4476 and block HN among other sites that distract you.
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Cell phones could double as night vision devices
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The first 48 hours, iPad 3G review
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Software rating odors
(ploscompbiol.org)
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Apple Steps Up Pace of Deals in Race for Startups (Update3)
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Goodbye petabytes, hello zettabytes
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Google Ventures unveils $100M annual investment goal
(masshightech.com)
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Who is cooler - engineers or physicists? Michio Kaku video
(link.brightcove.com)
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