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by mgl 14y ago
+1 What is fantastic about the times we live in is that finally we have companies out there having both really big data sets and hardware infrastructure allowing them to apply all these soft computing algorithms we used to learn. Google, Fa
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New theory describes ultrathin solar cells(physicsworld.com)
2 points by mgl 14y ago|0 comments
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Star seen whizzing around supermassive black hole(physicsworld.com)
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New approach to AI to improve many Google products(technologyreview.com)
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by mgl 14y ago
Thanks flexxaeon! Everything was put up in a rush really, we will definitely work more on our copy. I wonder whether you find the name "Codedose" somehow weird or just too quirky?
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by mgl 14y ago
Great, thanks lutusp! It seems we need a better copy :)
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by mgl 14y ago
clickable: http://www.codedose.com/
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Ask HN: We started our first software company, how can we improve our website?
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by mgl 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote (based in Poland, Europe) We are a small but dedicated team of seasoned software engineers building web and mobile applications, including complex systems like online real-time trading markets. Technologies: - Java and
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by mgl 14y ago
There was this interdisciplinary course during my PhD studies where computer science students were meeting (traditional) architecture students to talk about their professions and exchange ideas. It was so much fun to describe software devel
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by mgl 14y ago
Thanks, sounds like a reasonable advice! Does portfolio have to be quite large to attract people with application ideas? Is it yours: http://www.plastaq.com ?
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Biology's Master Programmers(technologyreview.com)
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by mgl 14y ago
And this is 100% correct. Nobody cares about technology while it works from the customer perspective and gives you enough momentum to evolve your product. A great set of hints was also given by JHH in his widely known presentation: http://
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Graphically define and implement SQL queries(microgen.com)
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How to Build A Space-Time Crystal(technologyreview.com)
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by mgl 14y ago
(nasty) typo: junk = chunk Fablo is actually one of the most interesting startups on the Polish scene regarding technological challenges involved.
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by mgl 14y ago
Large junk of Polish startup Fablo (fablo.pl, e-commerce instant search engine based on natural language processing) is written in Clojure [1]. [1] http://jan.rychter.com/blog/2010/7/5/clojure-w-fablo.html
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by mgl 14y ago
It's amazing that actually nobody noticed, including the author, the real problem which are vague descriptions of delivery dates, especially for international shippments. This made him to order two different items at the same time as he had
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by mgl 14y ago
Great, many thanks!
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by mgl 14y ago
Ask HN: What is the best introductory bioinformatics book for a data mining researcher, so that he can understand the practical biotech applications of data mining algorithms he already know?
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by mgl 15y ago
How long have you been away?
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by mgl 15y ago
Many thanks for sharing your story. I think this may happen or is even happening to most of us now, many of us are too just scared to admin it in front of themselves. Just like you was. We live in crazy times. And it's sometimes hard to kee
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by mgl 15y ago
Have you been considering replacing the paid version of your app with a free version but supported with ads? This model looks more profitable on Android Market.
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Algae-biofuel startup Sapphire Energy received $144 million in new funding(technologyreview.com)
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by mgl 15y ago
We live in amazing times being massively surrounded with digital equipment constantly collecting and logging data, and we are yet at the beginning of big data processing challenge. This is just an example, probably distant to practical use
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Box: "We're sort of building a business operating system"(technologyreview.com)
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Can GPS find variations in Planck's constant?(physicsworld.com)
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How The Cost of Computation Restricts The Processes of Life(technologyreview.com)
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by mgl 15y ago
There is this magic process which always surprises me (really, I can't get used to it): the process of melting a well-performing team of strong and motivated individuals (not only software developers, but also including bizdevs, sales, etc.
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Why is Stripe hiring a Recruiting Engineer?
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