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by leecho0 17y ago
I felt the same way, change it to something along the lines of "increase revenue from your website now!" optimization -> increase conversion Somewhere near "get started now" add something like "it only takes 30 minutes" -- "plug and pla
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by leecho0 17y ago
well, there are many different approaches right now. I really gotta say, some of the stuff they came up with are ingenious. I'll try to introduce others if there is enough interest here =D.
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Reading DNA with Nanomachines(lchou1.blogspot.com)
5 points by leecho0 17y ago|3 comments
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by leecho0 17y ago
This is mainly a neural network library, it has svm support mainly for comparison. It still can't replace weka... which you can kinda use with python http://weka.wikispaces.com/Can+I+use+WEKA+from+Python%3F
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by leecho0 17y ago
You can't focus your eyes when the display is so close, an "E" on the lens will look like a blur. So to get good resolution, you'll probably need a more focused light source, and you'll need voxels instead of pixels.
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by leecho0 17y ago
This is really interesting, does anyone have references to the stuff stated here? I'm trying to read through the stuff from his website: http://bayes.cs.ucla.edu/jp_home.html
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by leecho0 17y ago
I'm curious... apps on facebook make money, right? slide, playfish, zygna, etc. So what happens if an app maker hits jackpot, while facebook itself can't find a good revenue stream? Is facebook going to start a facebook tax?
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by leecho0 17y ago
It does. If you are born in the US, you're automatically naturalized, even if your parents are illegal citizens. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_nationality_law#B... 6 months difference between legal and illegal seems a bit ar
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Ask HN: development for GPS?
2 points by leecho0 17y ago|0 comments
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by leecho0 17y ago
FYI, glycine is the smallest amino acid, its chemical formula is C2H5NO2. color me surprised when they find tryptophan on a comet
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by leecho0 17y ago
I like the idea, but I'm not sure people will necessarily know what they want to read about. Take, for example, a disaster, people would want to know about it as soon as possible. You don't want to wait until someone votes on the topic befo
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by leecho0 17y ago
I just have to ask... is making photoshop online any easier than making photoshop on the desktop? The original comment had to do with amateur programmers that can't do anything else other than write simple php with complete disregard to the
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by leecho0 17y ago
greatly. wow. You're my hero =P. I am seriously amazed that you can be profitable for doing so much. You're based in Chicago, right? I might have to hunt you down sometime =).
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Ask HN: What do you do with big ideas?
18 points by leecho0 17y ago|22 comments
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by leecho0 17y ago
can you elaborate more on a particular business?
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by leecho0 17y ago
>John Taylor Gatto has long warned about the dangers of artificially extending childhood, and has blamed our schools for damaging families and stifling creativity and a love of learning. I think it's ridiculous that it is now normal (or
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by leecho0 17y ago
wow, this is seriously a bunch of bull. It doesn't say anything interesting about the problem at all, and just claims a bunch of speculation and improbable comparisions. Like, "punishing a robot" ...? No AI scheme I've seen ever has a sense
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by leecho0 17y ago
did anyone else notice the problem with this: if(condition_variable==condition2) /*{ //Block temporarily commented out. condition_variable=condition1; }*/
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by leecho0 17y ago
I dunno, there are some nifty things that you can't turn into companies. Sure there are things that some people thought was too small but turned out to be significant, yet for each one of those, there are 1000 other startups that thought th
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by leecho0 17y ago
I think this is an interesting topic. But before we can even get started, we need to get a sense of what we are talking about when we're referring to cloud computing. I have my own prediction for what cloud computing will look like in the
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by leecho0 17y ago
In general, people like emacs for its programming environment and vim for its ease of use after familiarity. So... the title's a bit misleading?
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by leecho0 17y ago
wow, I am pretty impressed. I wonder though about the actual cost of the server, and whether it's feasible for companies to start offering subscription services for cloud gaming. On a side note, I wonder when are they going to use this tech
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by leecho0 17y ago
I think the example of the moon kinda sucks, I agree. but it doesn't mean that this is totally irrelevant. To measure the speed of a wave, you find the length between peaks, the wavelength, and then the time it takes to go from peak to peak
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by leecho0 17y ago
Well, in normal waves, particles don't travel either. Water waves move up and down while the wave moves forward. Compression waves like sound move air particles back and forth, but in general they go back to where they started from. Light i
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by leecho0 17y ago
Does anyone have numbers for average earnings for programming jobs with/without degree?
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by leecho0 17y ago
I think he brings up a good point, but I have serious doubts about google using it because of privacy issues. What he suggests is that there is a ranking for each person in the world, and the content he creates will be ranked higher in the
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by leecho0 17y ago
do you have any code to play with?
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by leecho0 17y ago
I dunno, these problems aren't very puzzle-y, they look like job interview questions. I'd rather do top-coder questions or wu riddles.
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by leecho0 17y ago
even if it's the hardest to implement? I think I like doing the ambitious stuff too much
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by leecho0 17y ago
Maybe the converse is more true? It's easier to do a web-startup than other kinds of tech startups?

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