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meeper16
11y ago
Why not OpenLDAP with MDB? It's the fastest in terms of lookups -> http://www.slideshare.net/ldapcon/whats-new-in-openldap
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At least pinch-zoom is functional.
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Looks like we might see a major shift in functionality, adoption and competition in the wings for the mobile space.
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11y ago
Yes, all things considered, I'd say providing the ability for consistent font size increases on mobile will correspondingly provide an increase in ones userbase or readership.
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Ask HN: Is non-adjustable mobile font size a real problem?
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More importantly, excellent software engineers know the difference between real hard-to-duplicate innovation vs. easy-to-duplicate so-called "innovation".
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Would you draw the line at selling drugs to some junkies?
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I like the way it was written but I was especially intrigued by what we, as a community of startups, allow ourselves to monetize. I remember reading that porn and sex trade is what drove 14% of craiglist traffic at one point and I'm no
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Ask HN: Anyone Made a Similar, Recommended or Discover Function for HN Posts?
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I also noticed that this very post here was on the front page a few mins ago and now it's nowhere to be found on the first, second, third or fourth page. This is strange and begs some answers.
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That was certinaly not the import of the write-up and I think most would agree. The meat of the article addressed an underlying management and ethical issue with any community driven site.
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Now I'm even more curious.
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Ask HN: Why the “So long, Reddit” Post Removal? Just Curious
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“Stupid Questions VCs Ask” Oldie but a Goodie
(198.41.204.6)
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The Six Things the Most Productive People Do Every Day
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FTC exploring Apple rules for streaming music rivals in App Store
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Project Jupyter gets $6M to expand collaborative data science software
(cs.lbl.gov)
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Optimizing for short hedges on the buy side.
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[PDF]Origin & History of Bioinformatics - arXiv arxiv.org/pdf/0911.4230 by SM Thampi - 2009 http://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/0911/0911.4230.pdf "The gathering, archival, disseminatio
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Analyzing the source asking about analyzing itself would seem to be connected to the largest data set - Genomics and all the biology, including the brain and conciousness, associated. It's the most complex form of data we can collect a
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Well said. In terms of my mention of "old formal methods", these are being used today as academics tend to be risk averse related to employing more experiemental methods due to reputational and funding risks.
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I admire, praise and was part of the initial revolution in bioinformatics. It is very true that it's not all just about the data and algorithms. When coupled properly, data and algorithmic processes result in a platform that enables th
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It's all about the data and we did not have it until the genome was sequenced. This is when the bioinformatics revolution started. Convert the term "entering a new age" to "entering a new phase". Done. Better to be
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With the big exception of what is funded by the DOD/DOE, DARPA etc and run through national labs like Berkeley, Livermore, Sandia... this is why they have commercial licensing and tech transfer operations in place.
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And the most long standing myth, which first started after the Human Genome was sequenced by Francis Collins and Craig Ventor (now working on human longevity) over 14 years ago: Bioinformatics software will single-handedly be responsible fo
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It has to do with pattern matching. In particular, comparing vectors with one another for similarity or dissimilarity.
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Tcl remains as one of the most powerfully mature languages in this area.
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How Apple Influenced the Labels to Shut Down My Music Streaming Startup
(medium.com)
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Location: SF Bay Area Remote: open Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Dataset generation, wrangling, cleaning preprocessing, Algorithms, Visualization, D3, NVD3, Data Mining, Product Development. Resume/CV/Email: upon request
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Arrogance as an attribute of a software engineer? Naw...Say it ain't so!
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