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Graphene-Fed Silkworms Produce a Super-Strong Silk That Conducts Electricity(futurism.com)
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by peterlk 10y ago
Those of us who have had failed startups can tell you that pats on the back and community support help. The Hype Machine would have you believe that failure is opportunity, and that you get a chip on your shoulder when you fail; but failure
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by peterlk 10y ago
My friend worked for several years in undergrad on whether or not bees had individual personalities (this was her simplified description to me). So I asked her whether bees did have individual personalities, and her response was a flat &quo
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by peterlk 10y ago
"Instead of trying to repair these relationships we are just throwing more surveillance equipment at the problem. We are smart people here in Oakland. We have Silicon Valley right up the road and we just think all these new tools are g
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Show HN: Free JupyterLab Hosting(renderer.projectemrys.com)
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How to Build a Blog with Jupyter(Lab)(renderer.projectemrys.com)
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by peterlk 10y ago
This reminds me of one of my favorite talks of all time[1]. Applied to careers, I take the talk as implying that trying things is the secret. After a certain level of experience in your career, you'll know whether you like it. Branchin
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by peterlk 10y ago
I want to offer a different perspective. This article is more itsightful than the comments tere suggest. I have had multiple friends seriously consider this line of work, and some undertake it. No one talks about it. It's very secretiv
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by peterlk 10y ago
Here's the cached copy. http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:8xTiQWh...
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MVC Framework for Fortran(fortran.io)
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by peterlk 11y ago
> Also, why is everyone missing this? Because people avoid this topic due to religious convictions about the way the world's climate works. We have poisonously politicized climate science to the point that reasonable scientific disc
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by peterlk 11y ago
I like to generate examples by trying to add random things together, and then adding constraints. Forget, for a moment, words like "group" and "ring". At the risk of fatally oversimplifying things, I'll try to help.
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by peterlk 11y ago
How does this affect copyright? As we move closer and closer to being able to take the essence of other people's pictures, and create our own out of them automatically, we're probably going to fight over who actually owns the pict
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by peterlk 12y ago
Yes, I think this is a philosophical question. The way that I've always come to terms with this question is that humans are a natural outcome of pattern in the universe. We are, after all, just atoms observing other atoms. Fortunately,
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by peterlk 12y ago
What specifically differentiates this from functional reactive programming?
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Show HN: UBru - Home Brewing for special events(ubru.co)
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by peterlk 12y ago
I'm curious to know about why you say that Juju overpromised and underdelivered. I definitely agree that the marketing of the technology detracts from making it clear what the technology does, but Juju is still pretty cool. Perhaps you
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by peterlk 12y ago
Is there publicly available data about ebola survivors? What would it take to anonymize and publish this data?
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by peterlk 12y ago
Do they need any digital resources that we can provide them with?
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by peterlk 12y ago
Foldit helped AIDS researchers. Is there a similar game that could help with ebola?
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Ask HN: What can we do about ebola?
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