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Identification of Pre-Existing Immunity to Cas9 Proteins (CRISPR) in Humans(biorxiv.org)
2 points by arnon 9y ago|1 comments
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by arnon 9y ago
As always, people think their sphere of influence is larger than it actually is. Even for tech. Social problems are not caused by tech, so tech might not be able to solve them. Head out into the poorer parts of SF and the surrounding area,
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by arnon 9y ago
Never seen that before, thanks!
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by arnon 9y ago
One neighbouring booth had a 'forklift malfunction', in which a forklift 'accidentally' destroyed their booth. In other cases, they just kick your company out. Oh, and you can't bring anything in during setup, if it
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by arnon 9y ago
Anyone who's ever tried to set up a booth at a trade-show will know exactly what this is like. $900 for renting a TV for 3 days + $450 fee for installing the bracket + $180 for placing a power-strip at your booth. You're billed $9
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by arnon 9y ago
I've never heard of that before, and I've taken flights out of Israel in 43°C weather. Could just be a 'fuel price' thing
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by arnon 9y ago
I've been talking to some banking innovators, and they're not really sure what it is they're doing with Blockchain. There's promise in the concept, but not in the current iteration. It's not suited for actual bankin
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by arnon 9y ago
It's only fair... Uber drivers have much lower operating expenses.
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by arnon 9y ago
I'm sure the baby will be thrilled about this
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by arnon 9y ago
... for on-time performance, not by any other measure.
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by arnon 9y ago
Can anyone explain why rain-sensing wipers on a car is news?
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by arnon 9y ago
Stayed on 5th street at a very nice hotel. Couldn't believe how different 6th street and up look (Fashion district / Downtown). Hundreds of people in "shanti towns", shopping carts full of bottles, rubbish, tents, oil-dr
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by arnon 9y ago
I've had reindeer in Iceland. A bit gamey, but not bad.
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by arnon 9y ago
In my experience, it's not just one language. A lot of products are built in a variety of languages, based on what the need is. Python for testing, Haskell for static testing, C++ for high-performance low-level stuff, Lex & Yacc fo
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by arnon 9y ago
It feels like every other week there's a new alternative to Markdown.. Question is, do we need another alternative to the Markdown alternatives we already have?
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by arnon 9y ago
I've seen that happen on websites here in Denmark during big sales. Not sure what the point is...
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Ideas for optimizing SQL execution on GPUs(sqream.com)
3 points by arnon 9y ago|0 comments
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Implementing SQL on GPUs(sqream.com)
1 points by arnon 9y ago|0 comments
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by arnon 9y ago
TPC-DS has some incredibly complex queries that might be too complex for a database that doesn't have very extensive syntax coverage
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by arnon 9y ago
And GPU databases that use compression will gain another big advantage
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New Trends in Telecom Brought by Big Data Analytics(eetimes.com)
1 points by arnon 9y ago|0 comments
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by arnon 9y ago
I'd mention an actual capable SQL database a lot before MapD... Like SQream or Kinetica
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by arnon 9y ago
Some do, some don't. It's not as simplistic as that. Saying "Do you need a large amount of Data?" and then saying not to use GPU databases ignores SQream's experience in managing more than 1PB of data, and Kinetica&
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by arnon 9y ago
You know what? It's even worse. They took /my/ article, refashioned it, and inserted themselves in! https://hackernoon.com/which-gpu-database-is-right-for-me-6c... Also, they flat out don't understand Ma
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by arnon 9y ago
GPU Database SQream DB's ( http://www.sqream.com ) main component is Haskell based, in two parts: 1. The open source SQL parser - HsSqlPpp https://github.com/jakewheat/hssqlppp , 35700 LOC + 3900 LOC of t
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by arnon 9y ago
It's also possible to set up CUDA in LXC https://sqream.com/cuda-in-lxc-containers/
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How Hardware Drives the Shape of Databases to Come(nextplatform.com)
66 points by arnon 9y ago|1 comments
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by arnon 9y ago
That's why all GPU databases I know of are columnar, or at least hybrid (in the case of IBM DB2 BLU)... The more complex the operations performed on the columns (trasnform), the better the GPU database will be - because of the higher o
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by arnon 9y ago
SQream Technologies | GPU (CUDA) Developer, C++ Developer, Haskell Developer, DevOps Engineer, Big Data DBA, Big Data Solutions Architect, VP Products | NYC and Tel Aviv | Onsite | Fulltime More details about these jobs - http://
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by arnon 9y ago
SQream Technologies | GPU (CUDA) Developer, C++ Developer, Haskell Developer DevOps Engineer, Big Data DBA, Big Data Solutions Architect | NYC and Tel Aviv | Onsite | Fulltime More details about these jobs - http://sqream.com&#x2

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