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by solox3 14y ago
Whole organ decellularization is not new - we've had transparent heart ECMs for quite some time. By loading the brain here with monomers, they kill the organ, whereas you can still use the transparent heart if you reload it with cells. Simi
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by solox3 14y ago
On the other hand, do I get a price break if I contribute to the GitHub project? What if I am a company?
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by solox3 14y ago
$300 for a single developer, and the EULA says I can't transfer this license to another person?
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by solox3 14y ago
There's also a huge market for scientific collaboration. GitHub has lots of space to grow. https://www.scigit.com
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by solox3 14y ago
In this case, the link is scrotal, like you suggested. However, Betteridge's Law of Headlines was proven wrong by Betteridge himself. For example, "What was life like opposite Thatcher?" cannot be answered by the word "no".
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by solox3 14y ago
It is a good idea indeed. I believe Notepad++ does background scope highlighting already, just not accurate enough for JavaScript specifically.
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by solox3 14y ago
You should also know when to stop emailing them. I have received over twenty emails from Facebook, asking me if I know Tom Levesque, and to SEND him a friend request. Over and over, and over again. No, I don't know a Tom Levesque. I don't n
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by solox3 14y ago
Perhaps this is relevant: Opera's rendering glitches mean that we cannot go to Mars with the latest version of Opera on Windows.
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by solox3 14y ago
That protection act is one thing, these terms of service is another. Why would sites like Popular Mechanics impose an age limit?
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by solox3 14y ago
The inventor.
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by solox3 14y ago
That's complete nonsense. Nanobots cannot repair angstrom-scale freeze damages. You approach the classical limit, where protons are more wave than particle. And what's a brain antifreeze? Even biocompatible antifreeze proteins found in arct
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by solox3 14y ago
Have you considered using your own buttons at the bottom of your page?
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by solox3 14y ago
There has always been a "one handed zooming" solution, but as we see in this thread, people don't see/like those buttons. http://i.imgur.com/TfaGExu.png
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by solox3 14y ago
Just a marketing ploy. Box.com, formerly box.net, was initially a free 50GB offering, until they decided to make their usual offering a special promo after October 2012.
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by solox3 14y ago
You know how Opera does it, and how much simpler your solution can be? http://i.imgur.com/mehY4Hw.png
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by solox3 14y ago
Wouldn't it be better if the return is just a list of either the result (in the case that the value of a KV pair matches), or a reference to the result (in the case that the key of a KV pair matches)?
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by solox3 14y ago
Wow, I'm impressed, Github. You also fixed the problem for users whose user names are numbers#. Two birds, one stone! # Originally, gist.github.com/abc was the gist page for a user, and gist.github.com/123 was a gist URL. Numeric users were
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by solox3 14y ago
With a little brush-up, this has the potential of being the next The Onion News Network. Great job, and I like where this is going.
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by solox3 14y ago
An unbelievable number of scripts implementing a browser built-in/extension, leading to this (Opera): Error https://play.google.com/store The website does not permit its content to be displayed in a frame. It must be displayed in
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by solox3 14y ago
It continues to do what it normally does: article#important {
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by solox3 14y ago
> Is this really about sounding black, or is it just about sounding unprofessional? Either...? Typically, cultural immersion with a lack of "code-switching." That is, if you hang around black people, you begin to sound black. This is tr
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by solox3 14y ago
It also has/had: - Tabs that can be placed in all four corners - Tab stacks - built-in text-to-speech engine (extra 10MB download) - Opera Unite, a set of file-sharing tools - MDI mode
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by solox3 14y ago
HN can be quite philosophical at times, and that is exactly (or "to a certain extent") how an unknown number of people like it. Insofar as my search space is concerned, the probability of having the weighted scores of advantages two persons
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by solox3 14y ago
I was going for "the advantages of companionship", not "strange people don't help you".
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by solox3 14y ago
Travelling? Two is always better than one. If you break a leg in Thailand, someone can help you to the hospital. If you have a friend who lives in Korea, he can be your Seoul mate. Going on a roller coaster? You can sit beside someone you k
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by solox3 14y ago
There's a fine line between being critics (constructive) and being assholes (destructive). When hiring, be sure to differentiate the two.
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No, a "use case" is what we can do with it, not what it does. So far, I am clueless as to where and how I can utilise this technology.
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Jotux, would you please provide us with an example use case?
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Many people... on Hacker News or eHow?
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by solox3 14y ago
If you call this the worst bug ever (t = [-infty, +infty]), then what's this? https://github.com/MrMEEE/bumblebee-Old-and-abbandoned/commi...

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