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by biohax2015 8y ago
What exactly is wrong with that?
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by biohax2015 8y ago
Smart people follow the money.
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by biohax2015 8y ago
Makes me regret abandoning biotech/computational biology for the safer shores of software engineering :(
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by biohax2015 8y ago
Events is probably the only feature of fb that provides me with any value.
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by biohax2015 8y ago
Fun fact: if you google “git blame” it returns his wikipedia entry.
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by biohax2015 8y ago
Yep. 1:40 here. It sucks.
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by biohax2015 9y ago
It absolutely matters. Maybe it doesn’t matter to YOU, and that’s great, but it absolutely matters. Racism is alive and well in this world, and saying it doesn’t exist does nothing to defeat it.
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by biohax2015 9y ago
This is a beautiful article, and made me smile. I was greatly inspired by the subjects’ attitudes. However it seems this tiny sample of people are happy in spite of their old age, and not necessarily because of it. What I got from the piec
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by biohax2015 9y ago
I can guarantee you no VC or CEO cares about that in 99.99% of cases.
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by biohax2015 9y ago
> But in other parts, documentation is crappy or non-existant (I am looking at you, SharePoint!) to such a degree that sometimes I wonder if they do this on purpose to generate business for the hordes of consultants and authors to write
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by biohax2015 9y ago
I would say charisma.. that gets people before they think about any of those things
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by biohax2015 9y ago
Professional politicians who know what the people need better than the people themselves.
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by biohax2015 9y ago
It’s very frustrating to watch America decline and not being able to do anything about it. Has democracy failed? Is it time for a rekindling of the study of comparative politics? It seems the Chinese have a viable solution to the problem of
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by biohax2015 9y ago
Reading texts is great, but it's only one piece of the puzzle when it comes to becoming educated in these topics. In the classroom, students read, discuss with their peers and professors, read and write essays, and are lectured by very
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by biohax2015 9y ago
I see a post like this on HN once every few weeks, and as wonderful as it is to have a plethora of organized CS courses of study, I really wish similar things existed for other topics. I'm fascinated by economics, political science, an
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by biohax2015 9y ago
Ketosis is the medical condition. It occurs when your body metabolizes fat for energy instead of glucose.
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> Last year, 12 percent of Stanford MBA graduates were hired by private equity firms, with a median starting salary of $177,500, the article said. Venture capital companies hired 7 percent of them, and paid a median salary $167,500 to th
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by biohax2015 9y ago
Sales is more difficult than engineering. There, I said it.
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by biohax2015 11y ago
What a self-absorbed article.
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by biohax2015 12y ago
Any plans on implementing business lessons as well? Searching 'marketing','finance', and 'accounting' came up with nothing. As much as I love studying the hard sciences, I feel that at least some degree of fami
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by biohax2015 12y ago
Anyone wanna demonstrate how one would formalize the phrase "pass it on"?
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by biohax2015 12y ago
Seriously. At this point it's either we use the biotechnology that many scientists have made their life's work, or millions of people starve.