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by karcass 11y ago
I didn't see in the article -- what was the post-money val?
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by karcass 11y ago
Donnie Darko is, what six or seven of these?
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by karcass 11y ago
*flair
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by karcass 11y ago
Or more tersely: myMethod = arg => this.value + arg;
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by karcass 11y ago
"I wonder which will become self-aware first -- Wolfram Alpha, or Stephen Wolfram."
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by karcass 11y ago
And 7 g's on re-entry ...
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by karcass 11y ago
Methylation and other base modifications (there are 20+ last I checked) are taught in upper-level biology courses. I guess the people who write biology texts consider this advanced material.
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by karcass 11y ago
I used to have a Piper Colt parked at San Carlos (CA) that had a 50kt stall. Occasionally I'd go out to the ocean on a windy day, catch the 60-70kt winds over the ocean cliffs, and fly backwards. :) It was a fun way to freak out pas
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by karcass 12y ago
> the entire reality they see and what they believe to be true is heavily distorted--in that, it is defined by the vision of the oligarchy and information is carefully controlled to produce a desired set of beliefs. That's pretty mu
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by karcass 12y ago
It's exciting to see that fusion has gone from being perpetually 20 years away to being perpetually 10 years away. ;-)
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by karcass 12y ago
Nothing useful for me. Way off.
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by karcass 12y ago
Ahhhhh sorry.
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by karcass 12y ago
I have worked at nine startups since leaving Apple. I did not say that Apple was a startup.
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by karcass 12y ago
I started at Apple in 1994. I left to found a startup in 1997. It was an delightful and educational disaster; I learned that I loved startups but didn't have the constitution to lead them. My tenures at these startups were anywhere f
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by karcass 12y ago
Having done nine startups now, all that rings pretty true to me. :)
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by karcass 12y ago
Banning RC planes inside class B airspace is does not seem like that big of a hardship. There are only 50 or so of them total in the United States, and they are very very busy most of the time.
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by karcass 12y ago
"There should have been only one"
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by karcass 13y ago
From where I sit, I can't figure out if this is a real thing or just hype. I'm 45, and had exactly zero trouble switching jobs recently, becoming employee #15 (developer #5) at a startup that just did its A-round. They said they
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by karcass 13y ago
My solution required marking each coord as non-empty when I dropped a rect on it. I was able to hack something that worked (non-zero-len string stuffed into the structure), but I'd much rather know what the structure was instead of gu
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by karcass 13y ago
"Go is an opinionated language, which would be fine if I agreed with its creators’ opinions." Spot on.
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by karcass 13y ago
23AM just got a smackdown letter from the FDA about that: http://www.fda.gov/ICECI/EnforcementActions/WarningLetters/2...
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by karcass 13y ago
No mention of rats. /snicker/
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by karcass 13y ago
The vast majority of airports are non-towered. The playa is about as perfect a surface to land on as you can imagine. The main difficulty is figuring out how far you are above the ground, but if you set up a proper approach, it doesn&#x27
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by karcass 13y ago
Venture communism?
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by karcass 13y ago
I use 'ghost incognito' https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ghost-incognito/ge...
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by karcass 19y ago
Some interesting problems require more than 8-10 people, no matter how insanely great they are. I work at a highly interdisciplinary biotech startup. My instrument SW team is eight guys, the tools-for-scientists team four, mathematicians