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omnisci
14y ago
$25k for a single experiment is possible. I've applied to the national science foundation for a single experiment and my budget (along with funds for me to present the data at a conference (~$1500) was around $12k as we had most of the stuf
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omnisci
14y ago
After reading a bit more about this, it seems that they are an established lab with protocols in line for the questions you asked about. The PI's last publication ( http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjourna... ) states th
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omnisci
14y ago
Great article! While I have some technical background, I'm not a coder and I'm also a single founder applicant. From his comments, it seems that YC wants what everyone who is passionate about their career wants in a teammate. Drive. I work
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omnisci
14y ago
As an applicant who lives in NYC and has already submitted an application for this round, I think a day (or more) extension would be helpful. One day should be enough for those who lost time preparing for the storm but were not affected eno
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omnisci
14y ago
I actually agree and disagree. Disagree: I used the windows 8 RC for a while and I actually like it (The desktop portion, metro was a waste for a non-touch screen PC). The additions to the OS were absolutely worth while, especially at thes
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omnisci
14y ago
It is pretty clear that they care about their competitors, but they also don't have to at the same time. People are so locked into the apple marketing that they don't even want to know what else is out there. Uhh, I got to hear this firsth
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omnisci
14y ago
I found this useful. Even if the terms are being abused, it always helps to have others perspectives on how they succeeded. Regardless if it doesn't apply to your system/experience, it is still a valid (and successful) method of getting in.
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omnisci
14y ago
Agreed. I am surprised we don't see this more actually. A good PhD advisor can make a world of difference if s/he is working with a good student. Also, you maintain that connection throughout your career and tend to work together (even if