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by cing 14y ago
Cool illustration but that lander is very vague, did some digging: "Sciencescape is a Social Map of Science. It lets you explore fields, follow teams, and share papers to stay on the leading edge and pinpoint significant discoveries through
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IBM to invest $175-million in first Canadian R&D lab in Ontario(business.financialpost.com)
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by cing 15y ago
Programmable 16-bit CPUs? Sounds like work disguised as gaming!
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by cing 15y ago
Do you want to work on CS or software engineering? I think you'll find many computational biology companies have software engineering job postings that don't require any biology background, https://www.23andme.com/about/jobs/ http://www
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Binary Dispatch Operations will Cleanup NumPy(khinsen.wordpress.com)
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Singularity University To Incubate Synthetic Biology Startups With New Program(singularityhub.com)
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by cing 15y ago
His work on causal inference was featured recently on Michael Nielsen's blog: http://www.michaelnielsen.org/ddi/if-correlation-doesnt-impl... http://www.michaelnielsen.org/ddi/guest-post-judea-pearl-on-...
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Python becomes a platform. Thoughts on the release of clojure-py.(khinsen.wordpress.com)
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by cing 15y ago
It also exposes your research plan to other scientists when your work is at a stage where it's the easiest to be scooped. I have a science project idea to be crowdfunded, but I'm still a bit skeptical...
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by cing 15y ago
I'm not sure about Petridish but SciFund is implementing a "peer review" for their next round of science crowdfunding: http://scifund.wordpress.com/2012/03/04/adding-a-mild-review...
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by cing 15y ago
U.S. only?
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by cing 15y ago
I'm a computational life scientist, so I'm not exactly in the target user group, but I will say that I consider LabGuru's ( http://www.labguru.com/ ) research project tracking to be a killer feature that Quartzy lacks at this point. Keep up
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by cing 15y ago
Too bad it costs about 100 ad impressions to complete this quiz.
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Counting and Solving Final Fantasy XIII-2′s Clock Puzzles(njohnston.ca)
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Teaching parallel computing in Python(khinsen.wordpress.com)
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by cing 15y ago
Sorry, I just submitted the story with it's original title. I am not J.D. Roth.
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How and Why I Sold Get Rich Slowly(getrichslowly.org)
3 points by cing 15y ago|2 comments
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by cing 15y ago
I don't think a VC would fund a non-profit, even if they were a "Khan Academy" or "Wikipedia", unless it was on a personal donation basis ( http://www.paulgraham.com/darfur.html ). Then again, are always exceptions ( http://www.acumenfund.o
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by cing 15y ago
This article isn't exactly new, does anyone know how many employees are working at the Google Kitchener office now?
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What format should one use to teach programming?(software-carpentry.org)
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LabGuru Offers Project Management For Science People(techcrunch.com)
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by cing 15y ago
How about option 3: "Items" and "Photos"? Unless of course you have to differentiate between "Mine" and "Everyone Elses"
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by cing 15y ago
I have a small tumblr and I notice a lot of action from one particular spam bot, sometimes my posts are liked or reblogged like 60+ times by different accounts with sites that have the same template and advertisements. I've flagged them as
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by cing 15y ago
This was also the premise of the site: http://brokenpicturetelephone.com/ Unfortunately it's been "under development" for about a year...
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by cing 15y ago
I worked at a bioinformatics co-op job for 8 months about 4 years ago. I had fun, but my main impression was that the field is a major clusterf*ck of databases and data management. I think you could take this list as evidence for that: htt
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by cing 15y ago
Pretty unfair that the "Emended Edition" of Quantum Mechanics and Path Integrals gets the top spot. Daniel Styer really lucked out on getting the editor gig for that...
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by cing 15y ago
33. Swartz intended to distribute a significant portion of JSTOR’s archive of digitized journal articles through one or more file-sharing sites.
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by cing 15y ago
I can't wait for high accuracy brain measurements in the mainstream. hoping to do some brainsourced computation in the future!
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by cing 15y ago
I have 2000 image posts on my Tumblr and the Tumblr Backup App gives the cryptic error: "Error during backup: API request failed. Please check your internet connection or try again". If I try to back-up a different tumblr with only 100 text
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by cing 15y ago
I had a Citibank VISA as payment from Google Summer of Code 2009 that started getting $100 charges each month about a year later. I assumed it was some sort of fee, but it turned out my information was stolen (despite me never using the car

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