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Siluria raises additional $30MM for nanowire catalyst pilot plant
(technologyreview.com)
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I love how this is written... Kinda wish there was an extension to it. Perhaps a meditation on where / how to move forward. Perhaps a wild fancy?
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I like this part: "And so you have a whole generation of people building startups who have been taught to make bullshit."
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" billion dollar frighteningly ambitious idea " ... solved with an assistant? Graham likes it because he groks email related services.
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It gets to the journals ... Perhaps you're right ... the abstracts would be plainly available as well as valuable.
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Its your tax dollars that someone else has locked up. Why don't you tell me.
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Its basically a 1-shot index of as much information as one can LEGALLY currently index.
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So one is clearly somewhat legal grey area, while what is here is a little more legal. Perhaps someone will take this library and put it to good use to topple that tower =]
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OH! Good call! Just uploaded a few edits to the Readme. Note: You'll need bundler installed https://github.com/delinquentme/OpSci
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It should be noted that this only indexes the journals and does not scrape the research PDFs themselves.
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OpSci: URIs, indexes and RSS for 72 closed-source publishers and scraper code.
(github.com)
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Robot completes world’s first automated liver transplant
(rawstory.com)
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Children with older fathers and grandfathers 'live longer'
(bbc.co.uk)
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> The title of the paper? We've actually got researchers on Hacker News?
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Scientists trace a wiring plan for entire mouse brain
(nature.com)
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Something about "throwing spaghetti against the wall" where its not ideas but instead engineers. I mean its not the accelerator doing the hard work.
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Facebook’s uniques in the United States are slipping
(thenextweb.com)
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Ruby has Biology gems and continuous integration testing
(biogems.info)
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I keep hearing about how much fear is involved in pre-publication sharing ... I'd love a giant list of those individuals who have ACTUALLY experienced this and the context in which it happened. Clearly this is an area which could be capi
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OSH Electroporation (inserts novel DNA into cells)
(google.com)
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+1 for TLDR.
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Engineered bacteria yield conductive circuit material
(arstechnica.com)
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I like the part where they use humor, because I would have just been as asshole about it.
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Merck Looks to Startups
(technologyreview.com)
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"People also seem to be obsessed with the number of users"
(blogs.hbr.org)
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Elsevier needs to burn. You want an awesome way to get a 10-20% increase in research funds? Cut the fat.
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Elsevier squirms to the tune of €80bn
(timeshighereducation.co.uk)
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I'm just really happy that this made it to the front page of hacker news.
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I mean the name of the post alone makes him an asshole
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welcome to automation. Its designed to work for the big guys. So there you go free motivation. If you want to be able to complain and stomp around like old ways of doing business you've got to get big. Otherwise you use the service that is
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