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by hxrts 12y ago
this was his favorite http://www.waymarking.com/cat/details.aspx?f=1&guid=5df351c0...
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by hxrts 12y ago
Just asked the author, will post if I find out.
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by hxrts 12y ago
I'll look into this. In the meantime, we did co-publish this essay with Rhizome.org. You can find their version here (same text). http://rhizome.org/editorial/2014/may/20/stealth-infrastruct...
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by hxrts 12y ago
You can also find an interview with Julian Oliver here: http://vvvnt.com/media/julian-oliver
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by hxrts 12y ago
scaled it down, apologies.
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Stealth Infrastructure(vvvnt.com)
132 points by hxrts 12y ago|24 comments
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My reign for a (solved) paradox [graphic](flickr.com)
1 points by hxrts 12y ago|0 comments
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by hxrts 12y ago
fun video on how they found the images: https://vimeo.com/92583299
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by hxrts 12y ago
Can someone comment on whether it's feasible to port Atom to function in-browser? Seems like this + something like Codepen could potentially be an asset to frontend developers.
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by hxrts 12y ago
Time lag is a critical issue that needs to be accounted for. If we assume that innovation will mediate the worst effects of global warming then we neglect the possibility that forcing conditions created today may have consequences that mani
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by hxrts 12y ago
Here's the full architectural rendering from the book they mention – they seem to have adapted part of it for their splash page. You can definitely sink quite a bit of time looking at what's going on in each room. http:/&#x2
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Engineered Ecologies(vvvnt.com)
1 points by hxrts 13y ago|0 comments
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by hxrts 13y ago
wow, fantastic work. If you provided embed codes for original compositions I'd definitely be using this quite a bit.
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by hxrts 13y ago
really well executed! I think the landing page could use some reorganization to feel really polished but this is amazing to play around with. Is there a way to lock a page from being edited at some point? Just so everyone knows, this is
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by hxrts 13y ago
reads like a syndicated article
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by hxrts 13y ago
This is a great point and I think many doctors are pushing for new ways to perform clinical trials but adaptive trials generally only change a single parameter during the course of a trial (dosage for example). And POC trials open up the n
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by hxrts 13y ago
This technique is coming into prominence but genomic is still a very young science with the cost of sequencing only recently coming down enough to have it become regular practice. What we have now are essentially a shortlist of known mutat
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by hxrts 13y ago
I'm a bioinformatician at a translational cancer research institution & have some sense of the stumbling blocks and opportunities in this space. First off, doing away with clinical trials as we perform them now would certainly spee
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Teletext Network - using TV bands to create an alternate network layer(phiron.de)
2 points by hxrts 13y ago|0 comments
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by hxrts 13y ago
If you think about the people you know, the people you admire, how many of them are teachers? I would wager very few. The teaching profession (at least in the US) is not structured to attract quality candidates in the same way other profe
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by hxrts 13y ago
If this supported zotero I would use it all the time. Looking forward to the update.
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by hxrts 14y ago
From a clinical / experimental standpoint there's very little difference between 4,8,16 hours. It's all essentially 'next day' right now because common practice is to send the sample off to a genomics core and they drop the data on a serve
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by hxrts 14y ago
One point worth mentioning. Ion Torrent is one of several companies that develops high-throughput or 'nextgen' sequencing platforms 454 and Illumina being the other big players right now. Each technology has a few important nuances that ma
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by hxrts 14y ago
It's unfortunate the author was not able to manage the drug properly. Adderall is a potent substance that, when used in the correct fashion, can be an effective aid for those who need it. It's also highly addictive so must be combined wit
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by hxrts 14y ago
point of clarification: quasicrystals are by definition non-periodic, most known examples of which are metamaterials. the first sentence incorrectly ignores a very interesting class of engineered compounds. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qua
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by hxrts 14y ago
It's unfortunate that they restrict the number of cores according to license tier. I was excited about R integration, which is where I do a lot of parallel computations, until I realized this.