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14y ago
The rate at which therapies effective in mice translate to humans is surprisingly low. We've also cured cancer in mice around 200 times already.
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Using CoffeeScript with Meteor.js
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Work in Progress: a Social Network using Meteor.js
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14y ago
You can also stay with Chez JJ, which has no such requirement. We've hosted over 20 YC companies in the past year, many of them international, and we also help with orientation to the Bay Area.
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Meteor Hits Javascript Development
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Chez -> "shay" as in "home" in French JJ -> "jay jay" for Jade and Jocelyn :)
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third! :P
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The problem with the misrepresentation in the article is that unlike other hacker houses, Chez JJ is pretty damn close to spotlessly clean. It's why we pay professionals to do it. And one of our houses was actually 50% female. It's hard t
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It's mostly about cultural fit, which is more of an intuitive process for me. I wasn't selecting based on how well they pitched their companies but in their messages, if they seem like the kind of people I would prefer to live with. That
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I'd like to set the record straight about the nature of Chez JJ, which I feel, was very strongly misrepresented in the NYT article. What sets Chez JJ (and other community houses) apart from hostels and dorms is our family-like atmosphere. B
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The article really misrepresents Chez JJ. We have a professional cleaner come in every week and we cover food, including an organic vegetable subscription box from Farm Fresh. We're not like frat boys -- this is our home and we choose to
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15y ago
In a science experiment, your initial experimental design may yield uninterpretable results. So, prior to investing large amounts of grad student hours and resources into a particular experimental design (common rookie inclination), you do
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16y ago
Control group? It may be interesting to note that this experiment wasn't repeated on 15 male Georgetown mentees, so we really have no basis of comparison, the author simply assumes the boys would have taken the money.
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Hypothesis #1: 53% in an experiment that has 36 trials? Really? 50% is 18/36, but 19/36 is 52.7%, and 19/35 is 54.3%. Depending on experimental design, if it just so happens that near the end of the 20 minutes, the subject has a tendency
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++ on Python. There is also a nice Python-for-kids textbook for ages 8+ http://www.briggs.net.nz/log/writing/snake-wrangling-for-kid... And ++ on not letting your own enthusiasm scare him off. My mother started me on piano when I was 2