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by kanzure 16y ago
Git-revisioned protocols and sharing is nice, and is one step up from the current situation in sharing and developing lab protocols. DIYbio as a group has been eyeballing more programmatic ways of specifying protocols, either through struct
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Ray Kurzweil: How My Predictions Are Faring (2010)(c0068172.cdn2.cloudfiles.rackspacecloud.com)
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by kanzure 16y ago
One reason this might not have happened is because you don't fuck with gmail. That's 180 million users right there. Repeat: you don't fuck with gmail. (But I would have liked the wave/gmail rollout, yes.)
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by kanzure 16y ago
I heard from Joe that the monthly membership cost was going to be higher than 200.
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http://diybio.org/ http://groups.google.com/group/diybio
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Ginkgo Bioworks http://ginkgobioworks.com/ "Ginkgo BioWorks is engineering biological solutions to address the fundamental challenges that we face today. We're starting by focusing on energy and chemicals, but engineered biological system
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Biocurious, a hackerspace/techshop for biotech in San Francisco ($300/mo for membership) http://biocurious.org/ kickstarter: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1040581998/biocurious-a-... "BioCurious? Experiment with friends. What idea
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Livly http://livly.org "Livly is a non-profit company that aims to create true, sustainable cures for the major diseases plaguing humankind. To work toward defeating these problems, we have developed two arms: an in-house research facili
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Ask HN: Are there tools to schedule tasks to execute at specific times?
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Apt-get for Hardware(hplusmagazine.com)
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First hints of an Open Source biotech revolution(biohack.sf.net)
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An open source synthetic biology toolkit (DIY)(blog.makezine.com)
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