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18y ago
Intel Thread Building Blocks http://www.intel.com/cd/software/products/asmo-na/eng/294797... It makes writing apps that take advantage of multi-core architectures almost trivial. We've benchmarked it on our machines and on Amazon EC2 with
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18y ago
This may be a special case, but it worked for me so take it for what it's worth: take the job, work hard and take on as much responsibility as you can, until you are indispensable. Then ask for (demand) equity. They will give it to you.
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Lizards Rapidly Evolve After Introduction to Island
(news.nationalgeographic.com)
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19y ago
Wow. I was in the exact situation you were in. U of T gave me a generous offer. Waterloo gave me bupkis, except admission. U of T was close to home so I would be able live at home, and be able to afford it. With Waterloo I would have had to
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19y ago
Can someone who has access to the paper please post it on scribd. http://www.jneurosci.org/cgi/reprint/28/16/4238 Thanks.
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19y ago
http://www.datahand.com/
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Any luck with job search engines for hiring?
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The Inner Life of a Cell animation
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MIT Digital Drawing Board
(youtube.com)
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TED talk Richard Branson: Life at 30,000 feet
(ted.com)
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Fearful looks get brain's attention fast
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Why Did Google Buy Jaiku?
(technologyreview.com)
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19y ago
The article implies there was some conscious intent on the part of the government to deny Bill Gates his visa. Much more likely is that Gates' staff sent in a standard application through the Nigerian immigration department, the clerk looke
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Job tenure by country
(economist.com)
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19y ago
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19y ago
What an incredible life! makes me feel spoiled for being born in Soviet Russia.
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19y ago
iRobot is one of the top 3 companies I would love to work for - I'm sure you guys will stay as one of the major players in the coming years when autonomous robotics comes around. Have you ever considered starting your own company though, or
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19y ago
Oh, Iraq I'd imagine, since those bots are actually seeing action. I'm not sure the South Korean bot is deployed yet. The reason that South Korean bot is so impressive (and scary as hell) is that the damn thing is autonomous, not tele-oper
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Visual mathematics
(mahalanobis.twoday.net)
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19y ago
So far this is the most advanced armed bot I've seen http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMkV8E2re9U
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19y ago
I've seen 4 or 5 of these power suits coming out of academia in Japan. There seems to be a ton of research aimed at the rapidly aging population there. Definitely a business opportunity.
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Why Google GPhone Won't Kill Apple iPhone
(pcworld.com)
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Build your own car... from scratch
(hackaday.com)
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Wearable Power Assist Suit
(we.kanagawa-it.ac.jp)
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Physics of Hard Drives Wins Nobel
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19y ago
I'm saying it's completely bonkers. Are you kidding me? an average IQ of 63? you're talking about a kind of person who needs constant supervision and can barely dress himself. A far FAR more reasonable explanation is that Ethiopia is poor b
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19y ago
That scatterplot comes from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IQ_and_the_Wealth_of_Nations Which by the way predicts that the average IQ of Ethiopia is 63. Note that an IQ of 70 is considered mentally retarded. Anyone see a problem with this?
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19y ago
It's funny, as a result of this policy half the profs at the school have companies on the side and are obscenely rich.
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Waterloo, Ontario. The University of Waterloo has a policy that any IP developed by profs or grad students is owned by them rather than the university. In addition Waterloo was the first school to do co-op in engineering when it was founded
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Chipping software for faster debugging
(primidi.com)
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Google age discrimination case to proceed
(centralvalleybusinesstimes.com)
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