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by adenadel 9y ago
For now, this isn't a consumer device [0] 0. https://twitter.com/matthewherper/status/923897406776889344
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Jonathan Rothberg Aims to Peer Inside the Body with Small, Simple, Cheap Device(forbes.com)
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by adenadel 9y ago
Can anyone comment on how Octave developers test to see if they are compatible with MATLAB? It seems to me that Octave could run into this same issue.
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Why We Should Eliminate the Corporate Income Tax (2010)(theatlantic.com)
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by adenadel 9y ago
I thought this was pretty neat # WARNNG: never do this! id113 = id(113) iptr = IntStruct.from_address(id113) iptr.ob_digit = 4 # now Python's 113 contains a 4! 113 == 4 And now since the proper value 113 doesn't e
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Decline of the Midwest?(blogs.sciencemag.org)
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by adenadel 9y ago
It could be RSUs
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Minerva Delivers More Effective Learning. Test Results Prove It(medium.com)
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Allergan Brings the Roof Down on Its Head(blogs.sciencemag.org)
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Secrets to measuring a piece of paper – Numberphile [video](youtube.com)
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Fibonacci Numbers Hidden in the Mandelbrot Set – Numberphile [video](youtube.com)
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by adenadel 9y ago
I'm very aware of what Venter has accomplished, but I don't think sequencing Haemophilus influenza is more impactful than sequencing PhiX or phage and don't think it deserves a Nobel. I don't think a Nobel should be give
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by adenadel 9y ago
It's been several years since I took my neurobiology class in undergrad. There has been a lot of research in this area. You're right that the clock does deviate (I checked Wikipedia and it looks like in the absence of light humans
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by adenadel 9y ago
I'm not sure that Venter should get a Nobel. He has played a big role in science over the past 2 decades, but I'm not sure that any of his accomplishments are Nobel-worthy. I certainly don't think he will get one for his work
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by adenadel 9y ago
This might be another useful resource for someone interested in learning physics http://www.staff.science.uu.nl/~gadda001/goodtheorist/index....
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The drug-maker's guide to the galaxy(nature.com)
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The lecture that changed biology(bbc.com)
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Selling Out and the Death of Hacker Culture (2015)(medium.com)
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Calling all mathematicians: my experience doing math at a hackathon(medium.com)
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by adenadel 9y ago
I hope many of the study participants are living in a low COL area. If the $1000 per month covers most if not all of your expenses it gives someone a much greater opportunity to pursue something the can really improve their life rather than
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Solar Panels Made with a Particle Accelerator? – Minutephysics [video](youtube.com)
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Strange Spheres in Higher Dimensions – Numberphile [video](youtube.com)
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San Diego shows path to biotech success(sandiegouniontribune.com)
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Genes Can Be Synthetic Chemicals, You Know(blogs.sciencemag.org)
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Peter Thiel backs offshore human testing of experimental herpes vaccine(techcrunch.com)
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by adenadel 9y ago
The only way to reason about this is as a limit. lim n->infty sum(1..n)/n. This limit diverges. Your intuition is breaking down. It might be useful for your understanding to study real analysis where these sorts of questions are han
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by adenadel 9y ago
This is equivalent to asking what is the average number of digits necessary to represent an arbitrary natural number. If you assume that this is a finite number you can quickly arrive at a contradiction.
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Bell's Theorem: The Quantum Venn Diagram Paradox [video](youtube.com)
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by adenadel 9y ago
I was about to post the same quote. I'm pretty skeptical of this claim until I see real data rather than the estimation of someone who has some skin in the game (he's written a book on diploma mills). It seems to me he could be ma
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Mathematicians Tame Rogue Waves, Illuminating Future of LED Lighting(quantamagazine.org)
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