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A New Tool to Analyze Medical Records(blogs.wsj.com)
2 points by merqurio 10y ago|0 comments
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by merqurio 10y ago
How much can an accelerator like YC ease your life as a founder? Isn't it more difficult to raise a series A when the other yc backed companies are your own competition (understanding that being yc backed is a kind of quality control)
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4% of U.S. Series A Deals Involved Y Combinator Companies in 2016 – Mattermark(mattermark.com)
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by merqurio 10y ago
It might even help on maintaining your bones healthy ! [1] [1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27145947
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by merqurio 10y ago
They had a vast presence on EWRL, it's really amazing how many effort goes into research. Really inspiring.
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by merqurio 10y ago
I use odo a lot to take any data source into pandas or blaze and it's been great so far. For my it's the lazy and easy way of moving data around.
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by merqurio 10y ago
I totally agree. Metabolism it's complex and not everything is well understood how is connected. It's difficult to measure and more those little contributions where in aggregate can have an effect.
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by merqurio 10y ago
It's not a scientific statement on this case, it's what i see as MD. It's just an observation.
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by merqurio 10y ago
This is something under active research, and it might have some true behind, there are some cases in the hospital where you see people doing diet as they should and not lossing weight at all and at the same time they have some autoimmune co
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A starting point on using D3 with React(blog.sicara.com)
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When data disagrees with you(merqur.io)
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by merqurio 10y ago
Sure ! There is not a big entrepreneurship culture in general (at least in Spain & Southern France) so starting a startup, learning through others experience, next steps etc.. It's harder. Also the social pressure is a big reason w
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by merqurio 10y ago
28 months a mean of 2~3h per day. Now It's my full time job and 3rd Start-up. The most time consuming part until now, finding good partners, product definition, market research. So far so good, but it confirms me that Europe is slower
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by merqurio 10y ago
Let's see how long until someone claims to the Wayback Machine their right to be forgotten. I really like the idea of ephemerality on the internet. I kind of enjoy to see thing come and go; that nothing lasts forever.
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by merqurio 10y ago
126,100€ for med.cloud !!! What's so special about these domain names ?
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Wayland, rootless, simpler replacement for X(wayland.freedesktop.org)
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The Wolves of Silicon Valley(telegraph.co.uk)
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by merqurio 10y ago
Totally agree, i wasn't defending low salaries at all, just sharing my insider experience of the reasons why people is leaving Spain.
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by merqurio 10y ago
I don't think so.. Most of my friends left Spain looking for better long term opportunities rather than money. Even if our economy (and politicians) sucks, quality of life is pretty high with those salaries. I think the problem is the
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Iceland's Tech Scene – how its land and history have affected innovation [video](youtube.com)
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by merqurio 10y ago
As Med student, i really enjoyed watching anatomy & physiology course. It's accurate and not over simplified. I have recommend it to a ton of people !
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by merqurio 10y ago
Thanks tshtf! I will keep learning on Tor before making any decision. Personally I think it can be great to go with Tor, having a great excuse to support it too.
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by merqurio 10y ago
Great feedback! A couple of questions as we are new to * What are the risks of unmasking a hidden Tor * Planning a schedule to turn on tor will be a good solution for the resiliency problem ? Thanks !
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by merqurio 10y ago
Great ! That's a real nice bonus! Is there any security concern we should take into account about having tor running continuously ? We tested with the instructions in the link above and worked really smoothly. The idea is the to orches
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Ask HN: Would you use Tor to connect to your distributed servers?
6 points by merqurio 10y ago|7 comments
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by merqurio 10y ago
That's a pretty cool idea.. Up until know I have used JSON whenever I wanted to use NetworkX. It shouldn't be too complex to connect them.
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by merqurio 10y ago
Foxx microservices are the best. I love them
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by merqurio 10y ago
We use joowani/python-arango, but I haven't test it with 3.0 yet.
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by merqurio 10y ago
Pure curiosity, why do you miss GridFS? I think ArangoDB it already does that, back in time there was journal size setting, I'm not sure if it still has.
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by merqurio 10y ago
Great news! We decided a couple of months ago to go with arangoDB, we have built already a 32Gb Graph Database and so far it has performed really well. It's easy to install and great as a first contact on the GraphDB world aside from N

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