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by easygenes 7y ago
No, though I do use it.
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Ask HN: Where's that wiki/notes/knowledge management project?
5 points by easygenes 7y ago|4 comments
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by easygenes 7y ago
Follow up: Looking over the old SIMILE site I couldn't find the original project. Also David Huynh didn't mention it in his own website, but some searching yielded the original project, "Parallax" https://book
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by easygenes 7y ago
I have used and loved this since it was a project from MIT CSAIL SIMILE (circa 2006).
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by easygenes 7y ago
Very cool. It reminds me of Netvibes and why I loved it so much when it first hit the scene circa 2006.
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by easygenes 7y ago
I cringe every time a project uses the name "Skynet". First, it's overused. Second, it's literally the name of the AI project that went rogue and tried to kill all the humans in the Terminator movie universe. Not exactly
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by easygenes 7y ago
The short answer is that since RISC-V is open source, it's a bypass around all the IP restrictions that are coming from the US-China tradewar and all the Chinese silicon companies want everything to be RISC-V yesterday and it's a
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by easygenes 9y ago
Don't forget about the SpaceX satellite grid going up.
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by easygenes 10y ago
I think it's more... Sciencing: Uncovering mysteries about the world. Engineering: Applying such discoveries. Scientist: Predominantly sciences. Engineer: Predominantly engineers. There's so much overlap it would make sense for C.
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by easygenes 11y ago
I use Inbox on mobile and rarely load it in the browser. I spent a few months traveling the world last year and it generally did a great job keeping my travel related emails nicely categorized automatically.
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by easygenes 11y ago
It's not expensive if you do 23andMe then import your data into geneticgenie.org