Synthetase

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by Synthetase 16y ago
I usually commit browser suicide and grab a meal if I ever start slowing down.
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by Synthetase 16y ago
Two words. Hacker Dojo.
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by Synthetase 16y ago
I think the author argues from a position of near-total ignorance. America is a laughably bad place to base a manufacturing operation. Labor laws and regulations are ridiculously strict. Laborers are paid more and work less than anywhere e
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by Synthetase 16y ago
The best thing about it is the lack of ads. Does anyone know if this is done in HTML5?
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by Synthetase 16y ago
Amyris which came out of Prof Keasling and his artemisnin project. I think they are in Berkeley. http://www.amyrisbiotech.com/ Though I don't work there, I'm a bioengineering major and would be highly interested in what your project was.
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by Synthetase 16y ago
Good job! It's really encouraging seeing a UC Berkeley grad successfully launching a start up. The support structure and culture here isn't quite geared for that but I'm super psyched to see someone persevering in spite of it.
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by Synthetase 16y ago
Studying Wikipedia is the best way to get up to speed on a subject quickly. It lacks scholarly depth but It was simply assumed on my high school quiz bowl team that one read Wikipedia in his spare time. I've got around ten tabs open while
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by Synthetase 16y ago
This stuff is necessary. Story up voted.
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by Synthetase 16y ago
Apply? Puh-lease. I'm a student and I crashed it on a whim. I literally got on the BART after work. Of course, it took me two hours to get there and I had to ride in the cars of two strangers. It put a human face behind a lot of the entr
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by Synthetase 16y ago
I'm a student at Berkeley, but I'd love to come (though I barely qualify as a hacker).
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by Synthetase 16y ago
As a person who played Quiz Bowl in high school, it was pretty apparent that it was domain that would be mastered by AI in time. Answering questions correctly was often a function of how much material you had studied and were able to recall
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by Synthetase 16y ago
They are also fabricating a lot of stuff in-house which drastically cuts down cost. You have a lot more value added when you don't have ten million different suppliers fighting for a profit.
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by Synthetase 16y ago
This article is awfully disingenuous for claiming to discredit SpaceX. He claims that the cost of the Delta IV is lower than the Falcon 9 which is a misleading on multiple levels. First, SpaceX is a relatively new company which lacks the e
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by Synthetase 16y ago
I hate to be a spoil sort but the guy that made this doesn't know what he's talking about. He' a musician, not a physicist or mathematician. His proposition fails past the fourth dimension.