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by kanzure 14y ago
> we extract citation data from PDFs so you can browse the > citation graph immediately Can you just.. give us the citation data instead? How is this better than ISI and other vendors? Edit: removed some other comment
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by kanzure 14y ago
I seem to recall when Google Scholar came out that they had a set of example queries. Maybe this was another search engine that did this. Anyway, a set of sample queries with results that you're proud of would be nice to see on scholr.ly, b
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by kanzure 14y ago
Which ones are giving you calls for papers? I'd be interested in knowing. Here's what I subscribe to: http://heybryan.org/mailing_lists.html I really like: http://www.neuroinf.org/mailman/listinfo/comp-neuro http://lists.ucla.edu/cgi-b
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by kanzure 14y ago
> That's hardly the same thing - you have to actually > run/install something on the Android device itself. I was scratching my head trying to figure out where the impedance mismatch was between our two comments... fir
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by kanzure 14y ago
> Which means all Android/iOS apps that rely on a secure channel > to a *.google.com domain can be MITMed? http://mitmproxy.org/doc/certinstall/android.html
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Why PhantomJS isn't Node(groups.google.com)
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by kanzure 14y ago
Great project. The biggest question for me when I'm using phantomjs is why phantomjs is trying to replicate nodejs infrastructure. For example, phantomjs has an HTTP server feature for processing incoming requests. This doesn't make sense t
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by kanzure 14y ago
> The leap from "folding DNA into shapes" to "making trees grow into a chair" is astounding in it's oversimplification. Yep, agreed. Besides, you don't need to invoke DNA origami (nor the actual techniques you would use to achieve that,
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by kanzure 14y ago
> Show me your accurate C. Elegans simulation and I will start to believe you have something. http://openworm.org/ If you think they are insufficiently accurate, submit a pull request.
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by kanzure 14y ago
What exactly is going on there? http://wayback.archive.org/web/*/http://www.nbcudigitaladops...
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by kanzure 14y ago
I agree that there's useful information in the brain that we can extract. EEG isn't that method. I love fMRI as much as the next guy. fMRI isn't reading "brainwaves". It images a correlate of neuronal oxygen depletion which indicates metabo
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by kanzure 14y ago
> And I can't type as fast as I can talk. Some of us can. http://www.seanwrona.com/typeracer/profile.php?username=kanz... Well, almost. Mobile interfaces certainly aren't helping. I am not sure how much I would like a vocal way of typ
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by kanzure 14y ago
> - New interfaces to replace keyboard/mouse/touch. Voice, gesture, face, brainwaves. Unfortunately, it turns out you can only get a limited number of bits out by looking at brainwaves (EEG). Gesture is much higher bandwidth, and keyboa
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by kanzure 14y ago
> Why would this not in alignment w/ Google's aim for such a position? Singularity University helps you meet people who can help you facilitate engineering feats, in the sense that more money helps you facilitate engineering feats. That
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by kanzure 14y ago
> They already have a working relationship. Now he's an employee. Don't get how this could be a stretch. Maybe because of his role at Google, "Director of Engineering". That's not a good description of what Singularity University offers
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by kanzure 14y ago
> Sure, he did some interesting work a long time ago, before he got weird. You know, it would be wonderful if Ray Kurzweil actually works on software/hardware projects, and he's just hush-hush because he doesn't want to release experime
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by kanzure 14y ago
> This makes "the singularity" sound very much like a religion. I think what most people mean is, "even if you don't believe that anything other than squishy brains can ever recursively do what the brain does".
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by kanzure 14y ago
Yes, but if you want the DOM you would have to use something like webkit. So something like pyphantomjs might hit the right spot. It's a python re-implementation of phantomjs. https://github.com/kanzure/pyphantomjs
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by kanzure 14y ago
> first install Xvfb and pyvirtualdisplay You really don't need xvfb anymore. Use xserver-xorg-video-dummy.
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by kanzure 14y ago
> Supports horrible things like proxy rotation. Do you have any plans to track which proxies are actually working, or how quickly each one is blocked? I want a reverse proxy on my outgoing requests that knows how to shift my traffic aro
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by kanzure 14y ago
> The answer is HttpFox. It records all http-requests. http://mitmproxy.org/
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by kanzure 14y ago
> Since the third party service conducted rate-limiting based on IP By the way, that's one of my projects. You can use a basic fibonacci-related algorithm to figure out (in the most minimal number of requests) what exactly the rate lim
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by kanzure 14y ago
Or you can just rewrite the game from source code :) https://github.com/kanzure/pokecrystal https://bitbucket.org/iimarckus/pokered (Red is fairly close to being the same as Yellow. But there are definitely differences.)
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by kanzure 14y ago
Thanks for the link.
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by kanzure 14y ago
So I read that pdf, and I am not convinced. These all seem like "before Day One" checkpoints to consider when building mobile apps and mobile websites. Making sure the website renders on multiple devices is just the beginning. That's not op
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by kanzure 14y ago
> Has anyone attended an I/O satellite event at a non-Cali Google office? I spoke at one of those events. It was pleasant, and I met some interesting folks. Looking back, it would have been perfectly alright to skip the satellite event.
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by kanzure 14y ago
Nah, I think it will be less than 10 years. But it is very weird to call their SNP product a "personal genome". This whole thread is full of crazy. :/ Edit: ftp://ftp.1000genomes.ebi.ac.uk/vol1/ftp/ <-- gimme this for $49
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by kanzure 14y ago
As far as I can tell, this is just their usual SNP array product. Wake me up when they offer $49 for 30x coverage.
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by kanzure 14y ago
Well, looks like pg called it on this one. "MAKE HARDWARE WITH NON-SUCKY SOFTWARE." "okay" "Here, have a billion." Obviously, I am omitting all of the actual work for entertainment value. Edit: isn't a YC company, I don't want to confuse th
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by kanzure 14y ago
> You just have to preemptively provide all the stuff the AP department needs. Do you have an example of a SaaS operation doing this well?

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