austinlyons

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   by austinlyons 14y ago

   any plans to get this in use by any high school or college courses? Could you create a Udacity/Coursera "EE 101" course that uses circuit.io?
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   If You Can't Explain What You Do In a Paragraph, You've Got A Problem(feld.com)

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   The Future of Microprocessors - David Patterson, Mark Bohr, Bill Joy and more(mpronline.com)

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   Coursera Web Intelligence and Big Data (coursera.org)

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   Show Us Your Balls, Win a Month's Supply of Bacon(feld.com)

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   Intel Perceptual Computing $1 million challenge(newsroom.intel.com)

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   Prioritization For Startups(continuations.com)

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   Another Amazing Fitbit Weight Loss Story(feld.com)

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   The Narrowing Ambitions of Venture Capital(technologyreview.com)

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    Traits of (Corporate) Serial Innovators(forbes.com)

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    Live Blog from Amazon's Kindle Fire event 1:30 EST(live.theverge.com)

    4 points by austinlyons 14y ago|0 comments
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    The Ultimate Guide to Content Planning(seomoz.org)

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    Startup Lessons #1 – Sorry, But You’ll Have To Quit Your Day Job(startupnook.com)

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    Checking In with Employees (Versus Checking Up)(blogs.hbr.org)

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    Electronic sensing with your fingertips(nanowerk.com)

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    Job Openings at Amazon Web Services Reveal Its Future(finance.yahoo.com)

    7 points by austinlyons 14y ago|0 comments
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    by austinlyons 14y ago

    It would take some work to get the data out.
18. 78.▲
    by austinlyons 14y ago

    consider webapp2 if you are looking for something lightweight
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    by austinlyons 14y ago

    python on google app engine https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/python/overview Easy to use, can support what you want to do, easy to maintain, easy to scale.
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    Four Things to Get Right When Starting A Company(blogs.hbr.org)

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    You Don't Need a PhD To Innovate(blogs.hbr.org)

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    by austinlyons 14y ago

    I second this. I'm on a Clojure kick right now and am enjoying finding useful examples on HN.
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    by austinlyons 14y ago

    The idea of a reactive IDE just seemed so interesting that I downloaded Light Table last week even though I don't know Clojure. It's wonderful. I've started reading up on Clojure, which turns out to be wonderful too. And then I discovered N
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    by austinlyons 14y ago

    +1 for champaign il devs
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    by austinlyons 14y ago

    I like the idea of a tablet/laptop hybrid with a touch screen, but I would want the "convertible" form factor.
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    by austinlyons 14y ago

    The supplementary information from the original journal article has some cool videos. Check out video #2 - a beautiful video of a bouncing microdroplet on a superhydrophobic surface http://www.nature.com/nmat/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/nma
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    by austinlyons 14y ago

    Thanks for posting. It would be fun to see the ages of accepted YC applicants compared with the rejected applicants. I'm not sure how easy it would be to get the data of the rejected applicants though. Maybe they would self-report their i
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    by austinlyons 14y ago

    Sridatta, thanks for taking time to articulate your ideas on how to improve Hacker News. I enjoyed your post and really like the idea of distinguishing veteran users.
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    by austinlyons 14y ago

    Vim is one of those tools that I shied away from because of the steep learning curve. A co-worker convinced me to give it a try, and now I use Vim everyday. I'm constantly discovering useful commands and tricks. Looking forward to learning
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    by austinlyons 14y ago

    +1 to devs in Iowa!! But maybe if Iowa wasn't so cheap, they would have started by charging for their app out of the gate.