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First Issue - Scientific American
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Ask HN: Suggested uses for product data
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Firstly, how is this different to or better than SoundCloud? Secondly, I don't appear to be able to search for or find existing uploaded mixes, is this intentional or have I missed something?
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We are a 2 person start-up and have been through exactly the same mental re-adjustment. We started by defining success as 6 figure investment and 7 figure exit. We're now happy to define it as a positive trend: maybe 5 figure investment -
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"anybody that willfully places an animal in such conditions just to see what damage will occur ought to be shot." - agreed.
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16y ago
The book by Manning (freely available online) has already been recommended. I would start with this. In addition there are a wealth of online video lectures that may inspire you: http://www.datawrangling.com/hidden-video-courses-in-math-s
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Lack of search would put me off using it.
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I never understood why people actually get so angry when they take offence to something. Consider what happens to someone who is offended, absolutely nothing. If your offended by something, it's not as is something really bad has actually h
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We so need an open & portable way of managing our social information online. I use OpenID to manage online authentication across different sites, and am pleased with this. I have a choice of providers, or I can manage it myself. But, it
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I have suffered from RSI repeatedly over the years. I use an ergonomic microsoft keyboard, and this really helps. However what made the biggest difference was when I started using a Logitech Mouseman Marble mouse. The pain in my right arm/w
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I agree with the sentiments echoed in this article. For me, tablets, although useful, are not the revolutionary devices they are made out to be. As I see it they are not the gateway for new types of applications, anything you can do on a ta
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IBM does do research, and plenty of it. Quantum Computing anyone? http://www.research.ibm.com/quantuminfo/teleportation/
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On the topic of Java, anyone know what's happening with the Java app store? No doubt it will fail to reach critical mass with the public, but it's a shame. Had Java had a more presentable front end and Sun been more commercial they could ha