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Simple Linux Productivity Tool Converted to Windows:Famous Commandline todo.txt(nikgopal.blogspot.com)
1 points by buckwild 17y ago|0 comments
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by buckwild 17y ago
Does anyone else find it funny that they don't mention microbes being the cause of methane production?
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Ask HN: What websites do you frequent?
12 points by buckwild 17y ago|18 comments
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by buckwild 17y ago
If you play guitar: try writing songs in whatever language you are learning. This helped me a lot too.
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by buckwild 17y ago
If you are able: (1) Watch Spanish TV/Movies (2) Talk in Spanish to Spanish-speaking people (use appropriately) (3) Learn the easy small words first (4) Immediately apply and integrate what you learn with what you already know. Note: The Sp
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by buckwild 17y ago
I use the open source version: http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page brilliant tool. I highly recommend it. I use it constantly.
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by buckwild 17y ago
In case you guys are wondering about current college curriculum, I just graduated with a BS in biotechnology-bioinformatics so I can provide a little insight. My core classes consisted mainly of biology, chemistry, organic chemistry and phy
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by buckwild 17y ago
Don't know if anyone has posted this yet. If it's already been posted, I apologize for not taking the time to look through the prior posts. Otherwise, I hope you guys can make the best of this!
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100 twitter tools(adecon101.blogspot.com)
3 points by buckwild 17y ago|1 comments
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by buckwild 17y ago
I almost forgot. This link is an R resource that was very helpful to me. I hope it will be helpful to anyone else who may need it: http://www.rseek.org/
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by buckwild 17y ago
Its a nice post but its still my contention that the best method by which to learn any language is the "There ain't nothin' to it but to do it" method. That is, to learn by experimenting with the language and by trial and error. I picked up
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by buckwild 17y ago
Very interesting study. It could also lead to interesting insights when it comes to swarm (or the more proper term, crowd) psychology in general. Or maybe we'll finally find the mechanism(s) by which we form/join mobs. This seems like somet
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by buckwild 17y ago
Since you guys have been using these for so long, maybe you could answer this question for me. How thick are the soles? If I step on a nail or broken glass, will it penetrate the sole?
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by buckwild 17y ago
If I change the number variable in this line in the script: VisTrac.SetAccount(number); to a different number than what was assigned to me, will I be messing with other people's stats? Other than that, it looks good. I like it. I think I ma
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by buckwild 17y ago
Would you mind posting the source code (or emailing it to me)? I'm interested in seeing how you coded it (not to mention structured it). My background in developing web applications is relatively weak. But if you'd like to keep it to yourse
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by buckwild 17y ago
I don't know if its just me who's noticed this, but if one pans out and takes an overview of the main diet fads over the past 30 years, one will notice that the main focus of a diet changes every 10 years or so. Recall in the 90's when ever
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by buckwild 17y ago
I think any university is able (or will eventually attain the capability) to do this if it hasn't already. Next-gen sequencing combined with microarrays can make it happen. The only real issue is the cost of doing the reads. There aren't to
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by buckwild 17y ago
Don't you think the term "hacker" is overused today too? It seems like everybody and their mother is always "hacking" something.
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by buckwild 18y ago
I don't know why the CEO of that company is being that obstinate about paying you money you clearly have rights to (the agreement). Given the fact that he now knows he owes you money, assuming he didn't before (although the old CEO should h
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Woz on Dancing with the Stars(youtube.com)
5 points by buckwild 18y ago|5 comments
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by buckwild 18y ago
Well, if I did go forward with the start-up, I know I'd be able to get PhDs on board (mostly because I am best friends with a few). I'd be happy to do so if it guaranteed funding (I know, but then again, a start-up can never expect to get g
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by buckwild 18y ago
Yeah, I kind of felt the same way. One would have a hard time selling bioinformatics. One would have a much easier time selling information derived from bioinformatics. A very important point to be made indeed, especially since most of the
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by buckwild 18y ago
Can you be more specific as to what you mean when you say lame? Do you mean that I'll basically end up being the guy who does all of the boring-routine work and won't be able to use my creativity or something? Or are you referring to the sc
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by buckwild 18y ago
We could do something with genes, chemicals, and crops, but there are a lot of obstacles (more than we'd like to deal with). The main issue (for me at least) is the mass amount of time and research it will take to work with that sort of sci
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by buckwild 18y ago
The only predicament I have about applying to grad school is that I am afraid my GPA is not very competitive. It is past the minimal requirements, but I am afraid its not enough (seeing that I've been rejected from a few schools already). M
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by buckwild 18y ago
Well, I don't want to give too much away, but I suppose I can humor you guys :-D. I think it may be more of a web start-up than a biotech start-up to be honest. It's a web start-up with a biotech foundation, if you will. We are basically ta
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Ask HN: So I've finished College. Now what?
9 points by buckwild 18y ago|19 comments