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The Wolfe: An External GPU for Macs(kickstarter.com)
4 points by mbm 10y ago|0 comments
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by mbm 10y ago
We've been working on this at Georgia Tech. It's an exciting area with a real opportunity to help improve care in dermatology. Poster: http://mattmay.us/pub/dermfollow_poster.pdf Paper: http://matt
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by mbm 10y ago
For any of those who may be doing Elixir development, https://github.com/pprzetacznik/IElixir works perfectly with this.
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by mbm 10y ago
Aside from subjective or "trust me, this works!" commentary, what does the data say about getting replies from investors? A better title for this would be "How to Email An Early Stage Investor." It would be interesting t
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by mbm 10y ago
Beautiful website. Really love it.
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Strange Loops: Ken Thompson and the Self-Referencing C Compiler(scienceblogs.com)
3 points by mbm 11y ago|0 comments
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Remote virtual surgery using Google Glass and telepresence(kurzweilai.net)
1 points by mbm 13y ago|0 comments
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by mbm 13y ago
That's correct. During open (non-minimally invasive) procedures in which you're being virtually proctored, you want a head-mounted camera and display. This is because if you have just a head-mounted camera, every time you look up
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by mbm 13y ago
So the surgery lasted about two hours. We used a 7000 mAh battery pack, since without external battery Glass would make it about 25-30 minutes in the Hangout before going dark. The resolution was good enough for the remote proctor to assist
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Doctor performs surgery using Google Glass [video](blog.al.com)
30 points by mbm 13y ago|13 comments
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by mbm 14y ago
What's your preferred method of re-selling?
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by mbm 16y ago
Use the money to help with any rate-limiting factors. If you don't have any, then ask yourself why you're raising it in the first place.
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by mbm 16y ago
You don't need it for a designer. You've got one of the cleanest, most elegant UIs I've seen in months.
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by mbm 16y ago
I would be very interested to see a similar survey done of Asian tech execs. Is anyone aware of such a study? The hypothesis would be the proportion that's technically educated is greater but I could be wrong.
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Engineering vs. Liberal Arts: Who’s Right—Bill or Steve?(wadhwa.com)
4 points by mbm 16y ago|4 comments
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by mbm 16y ago
How do we change this?
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by mbm 16y ago
Get to know a professor with industry connections and demonstrate to him/her that you're smart and/or hard-working. Use that as an inroad to a programming internship. It'll take some time, but it might be your best bet if there aren't a l
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by mbm 16y ago
That's awesome.
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by mbm 16y ago
Right.
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Ask HN: How to go back to school?
4 points by mbm 16y ago|3 comments
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by mbm 16y ago
Do you have any data to support your assertion, i.e, that companies with engineer CEOs are in aggregate more successful than those run by non-engineers? We can go back and forth anecdotally, but that doesn't mean much :-). You may very we
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by mbm 16y ago
South America
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by mbm 16y ago
Central America
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by mbm 16y ago
Canada
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Poll: Where do you work (geographically)?
67 points by mbm 16y ago|92 comments
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by mbm 16y ago
Within 100m radius of San Francisco
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by mbm 16y ago
Pacific Coast US excluding the above
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by mbm 16y ago
Southwest US
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by mbm 16y ago
Midwest US
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by mbm 16y ago
Great Lakes

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