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Electrical brain zap 'boosts maths ability'(independent.co.uk)
2 points by mebassett 16y ago|0 comments
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by mebassett 16y ago
perhaps more affluent students have more time and money to spend on SAT prep material and classes, and thus have higher averages? (On the flip side, and to agree with you, I think the strength of a school is really tied to the strength of t
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by mebassett 16y ago
I tried using excanvas and it didn't turn out so well for my usage, actually. I can't remember why....I'll have to give it a go again, thanks.
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Ask HN/Review my Startup: Sneffel.com
3 points by mebassett 16y ago|3 comments
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by mebassett 16y ago
" I mean, do you really want children getting married and having children at an age when they're too young to handle the responsibilities? " I mostly agree with your sentiment, that perhaps society now is better equipped to handle the youth
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by mebassett 16y ago
I don't really know, but here's my guess: I didn't know who I was selling to. I tried selling directly to random users, which no one bought. But I realized recently I should be selling to schools and teachers, but have yet to put much eff
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by mebassett 16y ago
how does one get started in consulting?
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by mebassett 16y ago
I'm broke. but I'm a student and am pretty much use to it. I decided to do a startup (sneffel.com) over the summer instead of finding an internship, I was hoping it'd be profitable by the end of the summer. I tried selling to basic users/
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Ask HN: Review My Webapp: Sneffel
1 points by mebassett 16y ago|1 comments
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by mebassett 16y ago
I'm a terrible designer too, so I'm really not in any position to give advice, but I can share my process. I figure, like any other technique, the way to get better is to do it a lot. I usually get so frustrated after trying to make a dec
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by mebassett 16y ago
I plan to be there. thanks. :)
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Data hint at 'five God particles'(news.bbc.co.uk)
41 points by mebassett 16y ago|26 comments
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by mebassett 16y ago
someone already mentioned the NP bit, but I also don't think its that disappointing [or surprising]. There's plenty difficult problems outside of NP complete that a quantum computer could conceivably be quite handy at. e.g. shor's algorit