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I found one today among Diana Walker's favorite photos. Here's the link: http://timethemoment.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/11101713001...
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Evolutionary algorithms are fun. I solved a laser ablation modeling problem with them. The idea was to improve the quality of the produced data, by applying what knowledge of the process we had. Laser ablation measurements work something li
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There will always be an opposing force to your success. Success means working against entropy and winning, not the easiest job in the universe. Since you've founded a few companies you probably know this quite well already. I think this par
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Appeared exactly when I needed it. I'm currently exploring the JS web app world, and I am in need of some guidance. Sometimes I struggle because my flow currently consists of taking apart other JS apps, instead of having a solid foundation
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I sense a bit of Ayn Rand in this post, but since it has been a while since I read Atlas Shrugged, I have to disagree with this approach. If I read this post within a week of finishing Atlas Shrugged, I would agree wholeheartedly! Maybe eve
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Awesome commenter is awesome! Thanks, there's still a lot that needs to be done but I'm getting there. Annotatr looks somewhat similar yes. They too have some issues with getting to critical mass, but you have to start somewhere. I have to
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by juretriglav 15y ago
This is something that I'm trying to solve with a project of mine: http://www.tiris.org For example, you can comment on this paper right here: http://tiris.org/papers/15 If you are a user you can then follow what goes on with the paper
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Could you somehow use it in reverse? What I mean is, is it possible to get a random text generator for a certain language and then use it to determine, whether a given text is in that language or not?
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I remember reading about that in "The Information", where it is described how Claude Shannon did it. Now I'll have to tweak my spam detection even more. Joke aside and somebody correct me if I'm wrong, spam probably runs on a simple wordlis
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by juretriglav 15y ago
For those of you who, like me, thought a black hole spaceship is a spaceship travelling through black holes, I made an awesome diagram of how it's supposed to work. http://www.juretriglav.si/images/blackholespaceship.png
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I moved the site to a new name, it now resides at http://www.tiris.org Tiris is a play on Thales, the first scientist and Iris, messenger of the gods. I added follow tags feature, like you suggested. There is a lot more work to be done, b
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I guess this is it as far as HN is concerned. Not bad for a first run! Thank you revorad and knowledgesale for your suggestions! As a result of your advice I'll implement a follow functionality for tags and see what I can do about integrati
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Thank you revorad! Seeding the site was my initial idea, as I wanted to have a database of all papers in all publications, that would be just one-click away and you could comment on them instantly. As I discovered that Google Scholar has no
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I can see how that would be useful, but I fear it is outside of the context of the site and I'm not sure how it would fit. Comments on Science is supposed to be about comments, not about papers themselves, but I guess the jury's still out o
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Thanks Knowledgesale! I realize the tagging system needs a bit of work, I think especially a follow functionality for tags would be nice. So for example you could follow "antimatter" and have the new papers tagged with "antimatter" automati
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by juretriglav 15y ago
Not down for me. You can also check here: http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/google.com
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I'm betting a business (not just yet, but soon) on making good teachers out of people who never taught. I think I'm on the right side of that bet.
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Yes we do. Not just a replica of it with different content though, but a separate product tailored to the needs (and wishes) of science, sharing only some of the core ideas of GitHub. Sometimes I wonder if I should welcome the surfacing of
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Congratulations to everybody who participated. A lot of courage is needed and you all deserve an applause. I'm especially thrilled for http://www.vox.io , which are turning out to be a serious contender in the online telephony business. Al