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by jayalpha 7y ago
Please have a look at sagemath. https://www.sagemath.org/
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Besides signal, there is also 1. Threema. Swiss based but not Open Source AFAI 2. Frozen Chat. Android client based on Jabber XMMP/OTR
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by jayalpha 7y ago
My post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17995933 A guy who agreed with me: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17997184 Matthew Weinberg, former Special Advisor to the SBA's Office of Investmen
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by jayalpha 7y ago
"- its not risky" It is super risky and we had this discussion before on HN. SBIR grants are often given for "blue sky" projects. You could say that is the definition of "risk".
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Get a US Partner and give him 51%. Possible.
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by jayalpha 7y ago
No, but I know two people who had SBIR I+II grants. Again, this is not an open race. The mathematical chances that you get it are 10%. The real chances as an not insider? Probably below 1%. But ask. What do you want to know.
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by jayalpha 7y ago
"Pros: Received an actual written response (months later) with detailed rejection reasons" Yes, this may be indeed helpful. But many reviewers browse your application only. Let me phrase it this way: An idiot and google is a very
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Wrong. I could tell you stories Buddy, you would not believe. I could complain, but this could easily backfire and could get me and people who benefited from SBIR grants, into trouble. So no, nothing happened and I just dreamed this up whe
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by jayalpha 7y ago
European trains a great. I wish Europe would be more positive about the future and build more modern trains. Why no self coupling train cars that go to different destinations? Good news, recently on HN. I love night trains! https:/&#x
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Would you like to try a 150kV power supply that I have laying around here?
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by jayalpha 7y ago
I had this with a Dell XPS in India but it was connected somehow to the power supply. Maybe some voltage crept to the ground wire. Dunno.
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Wrong. In many countries you can't have two. But as long as "dual citizenship" is recognized, there is no upper limit.
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by jayalpha 7y ago
"I pay $500 every month for my father healthcare, even though I haven't seen him in over 10 years now." Would you mind explaining: 1. Do you have to pay this? (By law, in some countries you have) 2. Do you pay voluntarily?
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Sounds like a Headline from the Zerohedge Website
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Are Apple Google and Facebook so rich? And how do you measure it? (Have not read the link). t the time of his death in 1937, John D. Rockefeller was worth an estimated $1.4 billion. Rockefeller was the first man in history to ever accumulat
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by jayalpha 8y ago
I found both theories promising. Your post reminded me of this pub: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3709085/
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by jayalpha 8y ago
Not sure I understand your question. 1. New results? Check Medline! 2. What the problem is? I vaguely remember that this might have been on hackernews recently: https://www.statnews.com/2018/10/29/alzheimers-
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by jayalpha 8y ago
There are very few rules in getting hired. A few are: 1. First class people hire first class people. 2. Second class people hire third class people. 3. People like to hire people similar to themselves. 4. Not getting a job does not really s
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by jayalpha 8y ago
Chumpy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chumby
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by jayalpha 8y ago
I am sure he has been long enough there to claim German citizenship.
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by jayalpha 8y ago
"I still think RSS was a better way" "I still think RSS is a better way", fixed that for you.
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by jayalpha 8y ago
V2
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by jayalpha 8y ago
Wow. Interesting statement. But "is" means Existence. To exist there must be likely an observer and time. I think your statement is more complex than you and I thought at the first look. Interesting. And what is "red"? A
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by jayalpha 8y ago
"How do they manage that when they have to pay for both hardware and software development, when all the others get the software for free? " Content and Apps. Apple takes a nice bite. Samsung sells a commodity. Then people use the
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by jayalpha 8y ago
Reminds me of: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRESOR
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by jayalpha 8y ago
Well, fly by wire (airbus) and impossible to keep the plane in air without a computer (Stealth bomber) are not the same thing.
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by jayalpha 8y ago
"aggregates irrelevant complexities" Who decides this? This is not a trivial question. The F-35 fighter is a good example. Trades many disadvantages (not fast, not good in dog-fighting, tremendous long maintenance time, low payloa
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by jayalpha 8y ago
rigorous engineering comes for free?
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by jayalpha 8y ago
Since there won't be an ultimately and best product for ever, there is always a way to improve things. Then time and financial restrains come into place again. Are you an engineer? Your argument sounds naive. Or to give a counter examp
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by jayalpha 8y ago
In the end, not the FAA but the consumer may decide this. Honestly, I will avoid this plane for at least 1, possible 2 years.

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