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by jayaram 4y ago
usig modern web technologies to develop high performance scientific applications. We built a highly optimized, interactive and exploratory application for single-cell data analysis[1]. it runs purely in the browser with no backend and scale
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by jayaram 6y ago
I ended up with PyScaffold and never turned back again!
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by jayaram 6y ago
also checkout https://n8n.io/
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by jayaram 7y ago
After spending a lot of time testing out different apps, I ended up doing the same. Also orgzly for android works pretty well with org files stored on dropbox!
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by jayaram 7y ago
me too! I also sync everything to google drive so I can access my pdf's from any device
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by jayaram 7y ago
There's also http://www.hackernewspapers.com/
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by jayaram 7y ago
I use orgmode and emacs for everything plain text!
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by jayaram 7y ago
This has been a workflow that served me well for the last couple of years - Most of my stuff is on dropbox/google drive for accessing them across different devices. I prefer tools that let me control where the data is and not the other
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by jayaram 7y ago
mine too! i also sometimes use lyx when i need to do things quickly!
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by jayaram 7y ago
ofcourse! it also has to be functional :)
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What software do you use daily?(lobste.rs)
1 points by jayaram 7y ago|0 comments
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by jayaram 7y ago
did anyone ever try the sony's digital paper ? It is super pricey but I am yet to find someone reliable to get an honest opinion of the device link - https://www.sony.com/electronics/digital-paper-notepads/dp
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by jayaram 7y ago
might not work for everyone, but I use Zotero, its not specifically designed for books and magazines, but it works and keeps track of all my stuff! link - https://www.zotero.org/
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by jayaram 8y ago
Hi Peter, I was wondering can you go to school (PhD program but taking part time credits) while on a H1B ?
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by jayaram 9y ago
did you exercise?
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by jayaram 9y ago
I think in the next 5 years desktop applications are going to be a thing again. Frameworks like Qt, electron, nw.js and others have made it very easy for developers to create desktop applications.
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by jayaram 10y ago
the 2 yr rule depends on the funding agency and your profession. Most fellowship/postdoc positions funded by the government have this requirement.
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by jayaram 12y ago
pretty cool! Is there a way to show what type(paperback, mp3, etc) somewhere in the title ?
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by jayaram 13y ago
same here, idk what to do now though!
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by jayaram 14y ago
http://history.stackexchange.com/
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by jayaram 14y ago
yea I thought the same.. why PHP!! there are a lot of other languages to learn, Java, ruby, python etc etc
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by jayaram 15y ago
I am currently in the US, but will be looking for opportunities at Hyderabad, India. Is it possible to set up the interview in the US for a position in India ?
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by jayaram 15y ago
My 2 cents of advice. Do not drop out unless you are filthy rich. It doesn't work in an Indian environment where companies and jobs depend on what your under graduate college is and your qualification. Companies only visit BIG and reputed c
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by jayaram 15y ago
lol actually iPad is released in 2010 ? isn't it ?
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by jayaram 16y ago
Yea it doesn't look so bad. A little redesign of the homepage could make it look good.
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by jayaram 16y ago
how about Arch Linux or Fedora no one mentioned about it ?
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Best linux
3 points by jayaram 16y ago|5 comments
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by jayaram 16y ago
Thanks guys for the negative reviews :)
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by jayaram 16y ago
why is it only for people who are here for atleast for 6 months or 50+ karma ? Could you just change it to everyone ?
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by jayaram 16y ago
Thanks for the help. I do get your point regarding the application. Do you want me to send you my SOP ? or do you want me to provide my profile(similar to a CV) and you review it ?

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