haihaibye

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   by haihaibye 13y ago

   Find some opensource bioinformatics projects and contribute. Add some new features or fix some bugs in IGV or other common projects and you'll be helping thousands of cancer researchers be slightly more productive.
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   by haihaibye 13y ago

   Because DNA has a few billion years head start, and brutally out-competes any upstart life forms.
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   by haihaibye 13y ago

   I dropped out of CS to work in the games industry. After that I took a financial coding job instead of going back to school, and a few years later am back at school (top 1% in the world), but as a research fellow. Everyone else doing my job
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   by haihaibye 14y ago

   TL;DR: Author seeks advice from consultant. Consultant says they are going to fail. Author ignores advice, fails, blames consultant for giving bad advice.
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   by haihaibye 14y ago

   Good luck but beware - there are quite a few of these products, and so far none are successful. I think this is because they are trying to solve the "lowering the barrier to entry on the app store" problem. I think this is the wrong problem
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   by haihaibye 14y ago

   http://proceduralgraphics.blogspot.com.au/2010/06/flock-in-c... In straight js and canvas, with bird silhouettes and Perlin sky