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841.
by new299 12y ago
Perhaps the instruction set is undocumented? (it happens). Alternative chipsets cost x10 (also happens, and is probably correlated to documentation quality). Price is an important factor, and the messy choice is often not unreasonable.
842.
by new299 12y ago
hopefully anonymous just means that they don't want their identity known, not that he doesn't know. It would be good to get more clarification though.
843.
by new299 12y ago
That was great thanks! And also introduced me to the units command which seems very handy!
844.
by new299 12y ago
Do you have them written up anywhere? I'm a total sucker for these kind of stories.
845.
by new299 12y ago
I guess it helps that one of the major transit operators in Tokyo is also a land developer: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyu_Corporation
846.
by new299 12y ago
About 10 to 20,000 in my experience for a site that's on the front page for about a day.
847.
by new299 12y ago
What's the name of the book?
848.
by new299 12y ago
No, this is not a fair offer. You should get more equity (founder level, 25%?), or the post should be part time (1 day a week).
849.
by new299 12y ago
hterm (41j.com/hterm) is open source, and a free app.
850.
by new299 12y ago
I think when you start picking apart a lot of electronic designs you see that there are a lot of bad EEs out there too. Software engineering and EE are different in a lot of ways though. It's a lot harder to modify a EE design after it
851.
by new299 12y ago
Wouldn't you say the same was true of hardware? What EE tools are available that help people avoid making stupid choices?
852.
by new299 13y ago
Anyone know if they hold any English/Dual Language events? I'm working for a Biotech startup in Osaka (www.quantumbiosystems.com) and am interested in getting to know the local startup community. Actually, we're kind of inter
853.
by new299 13y ago
It's mostly just a side project. I spend a lot of time, sshing though various boxen and then needing to quickly plot of results of an analysis. I wanted a solution to quickly dump a plot rather than often having to upload them somewher
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My brain(41j.com)
1 points by new299 13y ago|0 comments
855.
by new299 13y ago
Yes, it would be better to use escape sequences. If I remember correctly there were issues with terminal multiplexers stuffing data into the stream. So you'd need something smart serverside to escape each chunk. In the current implemen
856.
by new299 13y ago
"What was the reason for creating the patent system in the first place? To give people an incentive to invent new things: if someone invests the time in coming up with something novel, the legal system would give a temporary monopoly i
857.
by new299 13y ago
Early days, <1% substitution but homopolyer issues (~10%)
858.
by new299 13y ago
http://www.quantumbiosystems.com an IC that can read DNA without any complicated chemistry and on a device that costs dollars. It's cool not only because it could revolutionize medical research and diagnostics. But also bec
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Does anybody know if Weebly is seeking a senior product manager?
1 points by new299 13y ago|1 comments
860.
by new299 13y ago
2070 Paradigm shift sums up Ted pretty well: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yFhR1fKWG0#t=30
861.
by new299 13y ago
yea, still it'll be sad to see it go. Most of the interesting parts are elsewhere in Akihabara however and I don't think we'll really be missing out on much. I hope a bunch of the markets will find homes elsewhere in Akihabar
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by new299 13y ago
Because it's hard to get cash out of Mtgox and the price reflects that fact (few people cash out dollars on Mtgox, but I think more trading goes on). That's also the reason you can't just buy low and sell high, the cash out t
863.
by new299 13y ago
"I'm surprised at the negativity here. There is nothing conclusive about this test and from what I've seen it does a pretty good job. So one guy got some bad indicators that proved to be nothing, who cares? My father did 23 a
864.
by new299 13y ago
"Just saying if you want 6.80001 Myr DNA its not impossible its just going to be a huge expensive PITA compared to existing techniques for stuff merely 100 years old." That's kind of an interesting problem. I wonder how much
865.
by new299 13y ago
The Helicos stuff would have to be pretty old, they've been effectively out of business for some time (having filed for bankruptcy in 2012). The paper suggests they mostly used Illumina, with one guy using Helicos: "J.S. did ancie
866.
by new299 13y ago
You can choose to be denied a freedom, quite obviously. If you choose to use Skype you are granted the ability to make free Skype calls. You are denied the freedom to: * Freely distribute * Modify * Read the source code. Among others, so it
867.
by new299 13y ago
Shure 315s will block out most things, one thing you need to watch out for is that most IEMs are a pain to put in/take off. So if people are prone to ask you questions and you keep having to take them off that could be a problem. For t
868.
by new299 13y ago
> As long as you have a list of conditions attached to your paycheck, this isn't going to change. It sucks, but it is how it is. You either have to play the game or find some place to work where the game is tolerable to you and your
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by new299 13y ago
"From what I can tell, their pitch on Kickstarter said that they were going to use that money to build their idea. But in fact they used it to look for investment" They did build their idea (a prototype/demo), and it was ship
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by new299 13y ago
Hang on, I was a backer, they shipped the demo and all other rewards to backers. Their goal was always "to produce a game prototype" not much more. I don't feel like they've let their backers down and the article seems t

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