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by dluan 11y ago
Just curious re: the findWith() example, how would you find the last number in a list that is greater than the min while still being lazy?
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by dluan 11y ago
Got any other good books you like?
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by dluan 11y ago
I really wish HN wouldn't fall for these cookie cutter press release strategies that catch people on buzzy, sciency vaportalk. eg "They'll have to rewrite the textbooks", pffft. If this was VC funding mechanics or techni
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Live Bitcoin transactions(bitbonkers.com)
1 points by dluan 11y ago|0 comments
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by dluan 11y ago
I used to skate a lot when I was younger too. That feeling never really goes away once it's been trained and recognized. It just kind of fixates on another thing. Not being able to get into that flow is a dangerous thing because you&#x
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by dluan 11y ago
Not quite. It's more so just that Snapchat is new and is something that not everyone was already on. However, that's changing quickly...
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Sanders: Trade agreement with Panama would bar US from cracking down on tax havens(youtube.com)
3 points by dluan 11y ago|0 comments
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by dluan 11y ago
My guess is more than one IT person is not going to show up to work tomorrow.
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by dluan 11y ago
Almost any scientific pursuit can be independent, but it's more a matter of dedication and determination rather than feasibility. It just happens that most people who achieve a lot on their own usually stay out of the limelight or publ
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Ask HN: Crowd research ideas with Panama Papers
2 points by dluan 11y ago|0 comments
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Scientists design smarter and faster immune cells with global cell race(experiment.com)
3 points by dluan 11y ago|0 comments
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by dluan 11y ago
Yeah, but we're actually not too far from this.
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by dluan 11y ago
Experiment | NYC | full stack engineers We're a platform for crowdfunding and sharing scientific research. Every day one new research project gets funded, and we have a community of ~50,000 scientists and explorers. We're a small
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by dluan 11y ago
It's very clearly not a parody.
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by dluan 11y ago
Kudos to Naama! Would love to see some data eventually for interactions, to at least try to have a quantitative side to this too. Would be really interesting and could help guide other founders in a similar position.
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Smell.dating(smell.dating)
73 points by dluan 11y ago|48 comments
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by dluan 11y ago
I mean, if that's an infinite chain, where does that weighted calculation stop? That's such a moral dilemma.
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by dluan 11y ago
https://twitter.com/KimKierkegaard
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by dluan 11y ago
The original article is old, and also a bit cringey in trying to be hip and sardonic. And obviously it's an argument and opinion not meant to be taken scientifically. No scientist would voluntarily include a K-index (ratio of citations
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by dluan 11y ago
Enchilada?
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by dluan 11y ago
Does anyone know more about the history of Condor and it's original team? Wiki says Condor was bought by Blizzard nine months before Diablo launched. Then, after Diablo II the team split into two separate companies? Also, I'm gues
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Major league soccer as a study in complexity theory(papers.ssrn.com)
2 points by dluan 11y ago|0 comments
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Sequence the genome of Joshua tree(phys.org)
1 points by dluan 11y ago|0 comments
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When gangs of thugs put out your fires(jasoncochran.com)
2 points by dluan 11y ago|0 comments
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Photos of Scott Kelly landing after a year in space(flickr.com)
4 points by dluan 11y ago|0 comments
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by dluan 11y ago
Experiment | NYC | full stack engineers We're a crowdfunding platform for scientific research. Our goal is to be how you do science on the internet. We're a small team that's fiercely mission-driven and very user focused. For
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Experiment is hiring full-stack engineers(experiment.com)
1 points by dluan 11y ago
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Request for Experiments: Zika Virus(experiment.com)
1 points by dluan 11y ago|0 comments
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The relative impact factor of glamour journals is 2.166(liorpachter.wordpress.com)
2 points by dluan 11y ago|0 comments
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by dluan 11y ago
I'm going to assume you're relatively new to startups, because this didn't always used to be the case. Founders 40, 30, even 10 years ago had much less leverage in that today it's so comparatively cheap to launch an app

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