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by stuntgoat 17y ago
There is an interesting discussion going on right now, here: http://mail.python.org/pipermail/baypiggies/2009-August/0052...
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Best approach to architecting JavaScript via frameworks(mail.python.org)
2 points by stuntgoat 17y ago|0 comments
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
Currently, Philip Glass: Mishima It makes reading/typing anything seem more deeply important than it should be.
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
Find engineers that you think would know how to approach the unknowns of your idea. Ask them about components of the parts that you don't understand. If you don't have time to build it: find someone who might want to use it and tell them ab
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
Cool hardware. I want one to detect the genetic makeup of the cold and flu viruses that I acquire. The physicist thinks it would be great to install in public places to detect the virus. I think it would be better to detect if a person had
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Ask HN: What would you do about identity theft?
4 points by stuntgoat 17y ago|2 comments
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=688832
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
Anyone know of plans for non-profit or educational use? I imagine the folks trying to cure diseases or solve environmental problems could use a tool like this.
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
Hi. Can you please make the comment textarea larger? Thank you.
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
I am under the impression that once a virus binds to a site, it attempts to push itself into the cell. Would it be possible or practical to make a filter media, or throat spray using sialic acid to catch H1N1 viruses and fool them into 'thi
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
Joel, can I help you build a stackoverflow for virologists, please? I want to call it antigenoverflow.
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
Amazing x 10. Where do I sign up to learn more about molecular biology?
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
I was thinking of simply adding a link at the top of the main page between 'new' and 'threads' that was 'peers' and I could subscribe to multiple HN users' tagged links. I believe it would allow a closer connection between the members of th
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
If I could subscribe to other HN members' posts and upmodded links, I could, in theory be able to preemptively sort the posts that I liked in common with those users. All it would take is a new menu item at the top of the page- called 'peer
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
I was at the Maker Faire last Saturday and there was a company that had a true multi-touch screen that was very large ( something like 20" ). I can see how this would be useful when using a touch interface: I would not want to tap the scree
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
M-g M-g runs goto-line as well ( on my default installation ).
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
Good question. Because I thought of it first ( then Italy ). What is it about the Ukraine that is curbing population growth? Also, what seems to increase population growth inside countries?
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
What is it about Japan that is curbing population growth? http://www31.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=population+growth+in+...
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
There are many unique combinations of the alphabet. 26 factorial = 4.03291461e26 pick your favorite.
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by stuntgoat 17y ago
Would it help to make a orthogonal persistence infrastructure using Git? Or should I say 'can anyone rationalize making an orthogonal persistence infrastructure using Git?' Perhaps the folks at etherpad could use some incarnation of somethi
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Computed tomography images of toys and food(radiologyart.com)
3 points by stuntgoat 18y ago|0 comments
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Smartphones affecting trial outcomes(nytimes.com)
19 points by stuntgoat 18y ago|3 comments
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by stuntgoat 18y ago
O'reilly Safari Library costs money but you get unlimited access to many current programming books to read online. There are several books available on iPhone development and Objective C programming. It helped me immensely when learning Jav
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by stuntgoat 18y ago
Allow users to subscribe to other HN users' synopses, such that I would only see my favorite commenter's synopsis. Simply place it to the right of the link, taking up all that space that is not being used yet; put the synopsis in a more tra
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by stuntgoat 18y ago
> I would prefer her not to be spending time transcribing her notes from one system to another. Ok. But data needs to be entered in the system somehow and patients need care and attention; and it makes sense to me to focus on one thing
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by stuntgoat 18y ago
Quality care takes time. I am not going to dictate how people do their jobs. If they need more time then they can take more time; if this allows them to see less patients per day but spend more quality time doing their job, less prone to er
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by stuntgoat 18y ago
her gripes :)
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by stuntgoat 18y ago
Uncomfortable using computers in the examination room to enter patient data in realtime? How about simply entering in the notes that you write on paper during the exam into your records database when you are done and alone. You can even sca
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by stuntgoat 18y ago
Ok. So the space is too short ( for a full synopsis ). But we ( as synopsis authors ) would invent shortcuts for rating and summarizing the content that would fit to the right or be truncated. And when a user clicks on comments, the full sy
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by stuntgoat 18y ago
@m_eiman: and/or allow users to subscribe to other HN users' synopses, such that I would only see my favorite commenters synopsis. And why use mouse over? Simply place it to the right of the link, taking up all that space that is not being

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