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Benchling (YC S12) Is Hiring Full-Stack – Build the Future of Biotech Software(jobs.lever.co)
1 points by sajithw 11y ago
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Benchling (YC S12) is hiring full stack engineers to build GitHub for biotech(jobs.lever.co)
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Benchling (YC S12) is hiring full-stack engineers to build GitHub for biotech(jobs.lever.co)
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Benchling (YC S12) is hiring React engineers to build the future of life science
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Benchling (YC S12) is hiring React engineers to build the future of life science
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Benchling (YC S12) is hiring to build the OS for biotech(jobs.lever.co)
1 points by sajithw 11y ago
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by sajithw 11y ago
It is tough - it's a big behavior change to go from paper to electronic records. It's less difficult when scientists are using wikis or Evernote though. It's been built before. Many times. Mostly for chemists though. However,
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by sajithw 11y ago
Founder here. We are hiring if you want to help us fix life science! No biology background necessary, only an interest.
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Benchling (YC S12) – The Digital Laboratory Notebook for Life Sciences(a16z.com)
32 points by sajithw 11y ago|8 comments
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Benchling (YC S12) is hiring a lead designer(jobs.lever.co)
1 points by sajithw 12y ago
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Benchling (YC S12) is hiring a lead designer(jobs.lever.co)
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Benchling (YC S12) is hiring a lead designer(jobs.lever.co)
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Join Benchling (YC S12) in building the operating system for life science(jobs.lever.co)
1 points by sajithw 12y ago
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Benchling (YC S12) is hiring scientists who want to jump into startups
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by sajithw 12y ago
Congrats, ritik!
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Benchling (YC S12) Is Modernizing Software For Biotech Labs(techcrunch.com)
22 points by sajithw 13y ago|6 comments
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by sajithw 14y ago
http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=%22ask+hn%2...
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by sajithw 14y ago
http://ycombinator.com/ideas.html 30. Startups for startups. The increasing number of startups is itself an opportunity for startups. We're one; TechCrunch is another. What other new things can you do?
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by sajithw 14y ago
If ARM's business model is around licensing their IP, wouldn't getting distribution (via Apple, etc.) be considered growth? They hit profitability in a year. "EDIT: Same goes for id, Valve and other game studios - you see sometimes it's bet
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by sajithw 14y ago
MIT's campus is almost completely open (including the room this event is in) so I'd imagine anyone could go.
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by sajithw 14y ago
Sorry I posted this before you were ready for it to be public! I was asking a friend about a license and he sent me your site and one thing lead to another...
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Lookup any software license shortly summarized in plain English(tldrlegal.com)
147 points by sajithw 14y ago|55 comments
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Second of two blocked flu papers released(sciencenews.org)
7 points by sajithw 14y ago|0 comments
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by sajithw 15y ago
Edit: Realized you discussed WorkFlowy in your analysis. I find the name distasteful. Would you be comfortable releasing an app called jesuslists? Same idea.
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by sajithw 15y ago
It's a bit misleading to describe this as "algorithms in python". You'll find that the course is almost entirely theoretical (as it should be) and that there is a small implementation component for each problem set that just happens to be i
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What life lessons are unintuitive or go against common sense or wisdom?(quora.com)
213 points by sajithw 16y ago|121 comments
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by sajithw 16y ago
I don't think I said "No one who gets below a 700 has impressive credentials". I was just trying to generalize that higher scoring students are more likely to have other impressive things about them.
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by sajithw 16y ago
I can agree with that (and with you for the most part). I just maintain that "near perfect" isn't part of the equation. Edit: I never was really arguing against this (just that near perfect notion). There's a big difference between near-pe
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by sajithw 16y ago
The math portion of the SAT doesn't even cover precalculus (stops at Algebra II). Would you really expect someone who scored below 700 to have otherwise impressive credentials? I'll agree that the more stellar applicants do tend to have hig
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by sajithw 16y ago
That's not entirely correct. You don't need near perfect SATs/grades, especially at a place like MIT. I know plenty of people (myself included) who do not fit that bill. And there is plenty of opportunity to discuss your projects. I mailed

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