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Wow. I'm really sad to hear this. His online courses got me through E&M back in college.
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The Brothers Karamazov
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12y ago
Good to know! Thanks.
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I agree, the focus of the article seemed to shift halfway through from "man, what an unfortunate name collision" to "uber needs a phone line." I do appreciate companies that take a stand for "their way" of doin
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Is this even JavaScript??? Man, I can't wait until ES6 is out. Get pumped.
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I love genetic algorithms. I wrote one for the 0-1 knapsack problem back in school, then used a genetic-ish algorithm (didn't have enough time for a true GA) to win a rock paper scissors tourney at work. It seems to me that one needs a
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It seems you are mistaking DNA's quaternary structure for its tertiary structure. DNA's tertiary structure remains helical while wound up in chromatin. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/
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> What we know as the double helix, what everybody thinks of as DNA, is really a picture of sex (or "conception" if you want to get technical. That's why we have sex of course). DNA only occurs in that form during reproduc
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> As a biologist, every time I read a story about Watson or Crick I am compelled to include Rosalind Franklin and Maurice Wilkins names in the conversation (granted the HN audience may not need an introduction to their influence). +1 I w
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Because we needed an article to clear this up. :P
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This, exactly. When DHH lambasted TDD at Rails Conf earlier this year I felt vindicated. TDD enthusiasts market the practice like TDD is a one stop shop for better code. Fad diet style. IT WORKED FOR ME, IT'LL WORK FOR YOU. THIS ONE WE
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We just need to pick another country to race with. "Hey China! Bet we'll get to Mars faster than you!" Then we'll have Mars 2020.
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I feel like "agile" has come to mean "get shit done fast" in today's programmer culture. But just as "agility" and "speed" are not the same, agile development does not necessitate a race to the f
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Female programmer here. Some of my favorite toys were Legos. My little brother used to get all the Lego presents growing up (because he was a boy) so I would use my allowance to buy my own. When she's old enough, try out the Lego Techn
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And you wonder why only 20% of programmers are female. EDIT: Love the Amazon reviews: http://www.amazon.com/Actress-Computer-Engineer-Barbie-Pictu...
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And in the case of heroin, yesterday's medicines are today's drugs.
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I can't find a text editor superior to Sublime. Maybe one day I'll buck up and learn vim then join the superiority-complex crowd, but until then Sublime all the way. I was hoping that Atom would be better or comparable, but just d
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> It's all about hooking them into your brand early. Yup. That's how Amazon Prime got me. Free Prime for students? Well, four years later I'm hooked and pay full price. Ingenious marketing strategy.
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It's the thing I miss most about school: long breaks. Even though I was working most summers, it was ten weeks to recharge, not worry about homework, studying, school drama... I was always very refreshed and eager to start school by th
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Amtrak is great when you aren't on a schedule. I love the railroad travel experience. Waiting patiently for that high speed rail between St. Louis and Chicago... I will admit, I did check the prices for a 45-day pass after reading this
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So can we get this code as well?
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This is as fascinating as it is disturbing. Props to Ma for tapping into an excellent market. I knew someone in high school (Asian) that was the product her parents' obsession with a prestigious education. It was extremely difficult on
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+1 +1 +1 As a programmer, football player, and football coach, I've been searching for something like this for a long time. I think the biggest advancement in technology would be figuring out what plays are being run and in what scenar