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HCQ and Azithromycin significantly reduce viral load in Covid-19 patients(drive.google.com)
2 points by g42gregory 7y ago|2 comments
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Coronavirus may have spread in Washington st for weeks, gene sequencing suggests(sacbee.com)
1 points by g42gregory 7y ago|0 comments
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Gists of Recent Deep RL Algorithms(towardsdatascience.com)
1 points by g42gregory 7y ago|0 comments
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by g42gregory 7y ago
I think that's right. Our ECO church, which split from PCUSA, is a very large one, with 6 locations. The services are always full. The reason for departure, though, was the building/land ownership, not the same-sex issues. I don&#
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by g42gregory 7y ago
An honest question: How does this compare to the group-think in the climate change/global warming research? Are we similarly rejecting funding to any research that does not fit into the common consensus? The fact that we call some peop
966.
by g42gregory 10y ago
So true. I now use SelfControl free app to cut off all social media, news, videos throughout the day and in the evening. I also block all social, news and video content on my iPhone (it was very hard not to remember 4 digit password but it
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by g42gregory 11y ago
I could be wrong, but aren't these items would be covered automatically under a general copyright?
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Inside Yahoo’s Super-Sized Deep Learning Cluster(datanami.com)
2 points by g42gregory 11y ago|0 comments
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You Think the NSA Is Bad? Meet Former CIA Director Allen Dulles(motherjones.com)
4 points by g42gregory 11y ago|0 comments
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Massive patent troll suit seeks to tax USB hubs at Wal-Mart, Amazon, Best Buy(arstechnica.com)
2 points by g42gregory 11y ago|0 comments
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by g42gregory 11y ago
I personally never ever use PayPal for payment, always a credit card. My wife paid $700 to the vendor who closed shop right before the wedding (but after taking the money!). She called PayPal and they came up with an excuse why this wasn&#x
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by g42gregory 11y ago
The other issue to keep in mind is that the equity compensation is also tied to the amount of risk people are taking when joining the startup. When this technical co-founder started a company the risks were very high: there was basically no
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Why I no longer contribute to StackOverflow(michael.richter.name)
2 points by g42gregory 11y ago|0 comments
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Japan’s Alpaca launches Labellio, image recognition deep learning AI(thebridge.jp)
2 points by g42gregory 11y ago|0 comments
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by g42gregory 11y ago
From my perspective it's not that all GMO foods are bad. I think the problem is that a lot of staff is being engineered into food that is not good for us. And we don't know which is which. It's a much finer-grained point than
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by g42gregory 11y ago
I think this web site is a non-original content. I remember reading the exact same sequence of photos in English a few months ago. I think some Western journalist/enthusiast managed to get the access to this hangar and he posted the or
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by g42gregory 11y ago
Interesting story. If I were there, I am sure I would shell out $50 faster than anybody else. I hope $1,900 request would trigger some kind of a block for me!
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Mobile app startups are failing like it’s 1999(andrewchen.co)
58 points by g42gregory 11y ago|52 comments
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by g42gregory 11y ago
Here is a law startup: https://lexmachina.com/
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by g42gregory 12y ago
I second that as well. Strong programming skills transfer across languages and the more different languages you know, the stronger programmer you will be in all of them. Also, different programming paradigms are emphasized in different lang
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Neo4j performance compared to MySQL (2013)(baach.de)
3 points by g42gregory 12y ago|0 comments
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Spark – A tiny Sinatra inspired framework for web applications in Java 8(sparkjava.com)
6 points by g42gregory 12y ago|1 comments
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by g42gregory 12y ago
Makes sense. Thanks for clarifying this!
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by g42gregory 12y ago
Maybe I don't quite understand this article but I am having problems with quite a few statements there. For example: “If I try 20 things,” Harvey says, “then there’s a 95 percent chance that I’ve got a false positive. Just by chance, s
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by g42gregory 12y ago
If you were to raise Priced Seed Round, you will get a lower valuation than the cap. The Notes need to be structured right, I agree with Mark on this. If you do not have a cap, you are screwing your investors = this is very bad. You should
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CLion – Brand New IDE for C and C++ Developers(blog.jetbrains.com)
137 points by g42gregory 12y ago|51 comments
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by g42gregory 12y ago
OK, here is the answer why he couldn't get a job. It makes sense to me. I am quoting comment #6 from the original blog post: http://lemire.me/blog/archives/2013/09/23/why-cant-yo-find-a... BEGI
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by g42gregory 13y ago
If you're stuck with an unreasonable partner, the company will fail anyway, so I don't think deadlock will be a problem here. :-) Also, the moment you have investors, the person's shares go below 50% and deadlock goes away.
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by g42gregory 13y ago
Absolutely, Yes. As somebody mentioned, the more languages you know, the better you understand any of them. More specifically: You need to know at least one of the fast, compiled languages. The choices here are C++, Java or C#. Among these