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BioLayout Express3D: for visualising biological networks(bbsrc.ac.uk)
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by matthudson 13y ago
cueball, megan, and black-hat guy: an entertaining visual programming language Legions of xkcd fans: collectively a "sufficiently smart compiler"? an "eager-to-please interpreter"?
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Big data approach to solar cells(rsc.org)
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by matthudson 13y ago
What do you hope to achieve with this comment? What good could possibly come from it? Instead of attempting to shame while pointing fingers, say something constructive or leave the issue alone. I agree with 'danielna, your comment is i
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Precision gene editing paves way for transgenic monkeys(nature.com)
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Turkey’s New Undersea Tunnel Is Built to Resist Earthquakes(news.nationalgeographic.com)
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A Tale of Two Drugs: Why New Drugs Are So Expensive(technologyreview.com)
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by matthudson 13y ago
I'm really interested in seeing some of those examples. If you don't remember the links, can you point me in the general direction?
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Close-up of HIV virus could ease AIDS vaccine research (latimes.com)
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by matthudson 13y ago
>"It's just amateur in any language." Can you point out specific instances of where it is amateur? That would be more helpful to learners.
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by matthudson 13y ago
Here is an early writeup of the research from the Los Angeles Times: http://www.latimes.com/science/sciencenow/la-sci-sn-hiv-imag... The OP is the press release from the Scripps Research Institute, but the LA time
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Scientists Capture Most Detailed Picture Yet of Key AIDS Protein(scripps.edu)
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Environment: Waste production must peak this century(nature.com)
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Shapes With "Capillary Charges" Self Assemble on the Surface of Liquids(technologyreview.com)
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"Hello World" - Synthetic Biology(popsci.com)
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New Microscopes Reveal Live, Developing Cells in Unprecedented 3-D Clarity(sciencedaily.com)
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by matthudson 13y ago
>"This is the worst thing that ever happened" Self-referential comments are not encouraged on HN. Instead of criticizing your own comment, consider saying something constructive or interesting about the OP.
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by matthudson 13y ago
> "... gained illegal access to a vendor's account..." Kind of off topic, but suppose "FC" were arrested, could this person be charged with malicious entry into an otherwise illegal enterprise? Do those legal rig
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by matthudson 13y ago
Mapping, modeling, and indexing a cell's structure is a very different problem than indexing hyperlink structure on the internet. A wholesale computational model of the cell is an incredibly ambitious task to achieve via a broad, unfoc
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by matthudson 13y ago
> "I feel like this is missing a big point. Arduino is the safe, easy entry point to learn electronics." An Arduino Uno costs about 25USD. Blowing up a few of those, or other components gets pricy. This service lowers the price
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by matthudson 13y ago
Consumer vehicles are definitely getting there, at least for high income and/or high net-worth people. And while that is a relief, it is still very troubling to think about the implications for our transportation infrastructure as a wh
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NASDAQ OMX provides updates on trading halt of August 22, 2013 [pdf](nasdaqomx.com)
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by matthudson 13y ago
>"Is it just me or would the material strength of 3D printed items have to become exponentially better for them to become a success for any kind of serious use?" Today I used a polymer extrusion printer to create a prototype in
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by matthudson 13y ago
Generally speaking, 3d printing doesn't smell that bad. In a well ventilated area many people can't even pick up on the smell at all. It's certainly no worse than the an unfamiliar smell you may encounter in an automotive gar
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by matthudson 13y ago
Oops! No, that's my bad. I liked your comment by the way. I was just trying to give people a reference time if they were curious. I'm still watching the VOD because I didn't catch it live. I didn't realize the timing doe
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by matthudson 13y ago
He actually started talking about unified memory architecture at about the 51 minute mark. (If anyone else is curious.)
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by matthudson 13y ago
I work in a biochemistry research laboratory at a large, well funded university. It's interesting to observe the software/hardware usage around the lab. The boring majority of software in the lab is just the latest iteration of a