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by daemonk 12y ago
There might be some interest from the DIY people to hack the hardware/software. But I am not sure if there will be interest from general consumers for this product.
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by daemonk 12y ago
I think the sequences are first prepared by attaching a motor protein at the ends of the strands.
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by daemonk 12y ago
You would still need another line for multi-story buildings. For example, I live on the 2nd floor of a building. On google maps, my flat is located above a restaurant. I guess I would have to write "apartment 3" before the ubicate
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by daemonk 12y ago
Hey Riley, this is Damian from hackerschool. Nice work. I remember you showed a prototype of this project on one of the thursday presentations.
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by daemonk 12y ago
It's a fine line between cleaning data and quantizing data. Spelling mistakes, format error correction, consistent formatting are all "janitorial". However categorizing data into correct groups, removing what you consider is
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by daemonk 12y ago
Cool findings. It's encouraging to see that Science published a paper based pretty much only on sequencing data. The next step is to find out the mechanism of how mRNA gets transferred from parasite to host. How does the mRNA exist sta
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by daemonk 12y ago
I am not advocating something that covers your entire field of view. But a smaller screen that you can focus on in your field of vision while still being able to see around you.
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by daemonk 12y ago
Is the screen in google glass big enough or bright enough to work on? Ideally, it would be nice not to have to lug around the laptop and burn your thighs. Just have a bluetooth keyboard/mouse connected to a head mounted screen system.
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by daemonk 12y ago
Write comments that explain why a certain line is there. Let's say you are parsing a standard tab delimited file. You find that the tab delimited file has some non-standard features, so you have to write some extra lines of code to han
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by daemonk 12y ago
Someone should make a plugin that actively sends facebook false tracking information along with your own.
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by daemonk 12y ago
D3 is a data binding library. The data, enter, exit cycle is the heart of the library. You can use it to bind data to any DOM elements.
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by daemonk 12y ago
Yes, you can interpret circle as spherical if you wanted to. You can also interpret circle as a circular disk. Was it against all conventional wisdom at the time of this writing to hold a circular view of the world? Were there no other cult
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by daemonk 12y ago
I am a bioinformatician with a background in genetics. The argument against evolution in the article, mainly the piltdown man hoax and new sequencing data on neanderthal is extremely weak. I don't think a single example of scientific f
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by daemonk 12y ago
How does that work? So you publish a proposal, people back it, you get funding for your work, then you publish on the same site? They seem like two very different services. How are you synergizing the crowd funding aspect with the publishin
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by daemonk 12y ago
I am a bioinformatician currently doing research. I don't really get this website. Is it a crowd funding website or a publisher? Or both? So the point is that you publish a proposal and people back it? I think the site needs to be more
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by daemonk 12y ago
No idea what problem you are trying to solve.
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by daemonk 12y ago
I don't find khan academy's videos to be that great to get at the intuition behind probability and stats. It's good for reference and surface explanations. I recommend Harvard stats 110 youtube videos: https://www.
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by daemonk 12y ago
I wasn't referring to salaries. The practical rewards of higher education is obviously important, but I also think learning and growing as a person is also important. So in context of the "worth" of a college education, I was
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by daemonk 12y ago
It depends on if you are going to actively take advantage of the resources you are paying for or if you are just going to passively get spoon fed information and coast through the whole experience for a nominal piece of paper that said you
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by daemonk 12y ago
I am finishing up a phd in bioinformatics. This is accurate.
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by daemonk 12y ago
What would the AI's motivation be? Will it understand what existence means and have the "desire" to survive? Is it possible that a self aware AI has already occurred in some form many times in the past, but since it doesn&#x2
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by daemonk 12y ago
It looks a bit too busy. I guess in a real case example, you would probably leave out most of that information?
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by daemonk 12y ago
JQuery should just implement velocty.js' animation functions?
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by daemonk 13y ago
Similar to crossfilter?
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by daemonk 13y ago
I guess its similar to fivetran? ( https://www.fivetran.com/ )
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by daemonk 13y ago
The more you know, the more you realize how much you don't know. Feigning surprise just reflects how much of a knowledge bubble one exists in.
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by daemonk 13y ago
What does a tech consultant do exactly?
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by daemonk 13y ago
Isn't this really just advocating clear separation/encapsulation between client-side and server-side? IE. create a "static" web app that can get data from server side through REST API or allow you to plug in other source
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by daemonk 13y ago
Anscombe's quartet is relevant. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anscombe's_quartet
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by daemonk 13y ago
I remember seeing this a few months ago and that one of the requirements for applying is that your motivation is to ultimately get a job in silicon valley. And the program will facilitate that goal. Is that still the case? Is our acceptance

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