thisisnotmyname

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by thisisnotmyname 15y ago
I love the idea and hope it happens. Day[9] springs to mind, he's a former pro starcraft player who teaches the high levels of the game to other players in a weekly stream. He appears to be at least ramen profitable. I wonder if he serves a
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Sculptures made from motion tracked graffiti data(evan-roth.com)
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A look inside Sotheby’s(nplusonemag.com)
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by thisisnotmyname 15y ago
He really needs a positive control, i.e. something he knows for sure improves his sleep in order to quantify the effect. Say his data shows a small effect, and it is even statistically significant. He still won't have learned anything wit
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by thisisnotmyname 15y ago
The standard test for causality (at least in biology, where I work) is to test for rescue. You first establish that under conditions a, event b happens. You then reverse a, and observe b returning to normal. This, followed by controls de
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by thisisnotmyname 15y ago
It would be nice if the author provided a citation or two to back up the sweeping statements he or she is making.
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The Top 100 Global Thinkers(foreignpolicy.com)
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by thisisnotmyname 15y ago
There are some major inaccuracies in the way biomedical research is presented in this article. For one, in nearly every mouse study, confirmatory studies are also carried out in human tissue cultures (Hela cells are a famous example), whic
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A time lapse study of the sky for a year(datapointed.net)
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Game theory article from a professional Starcraft player/caster.(teamliquid.net)
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Study finds 50% of intelligence is attributable to genes(the-scientist.com)
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America's massive secret weapon (U.S.S Florida)(myfoxtampabay.com)
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How Ray Dalio built the world’s richest and strangest hedge fund(newyorker.com)
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Things Everyone Should Do: Code Review(scientopia.org)
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by thisisnotmyname 15y ago
Crossfit seems to be for people who are already pretty strong athletes. Is it really something you can just jump on board with if you're fairly out of shape? I've spent the last few months following the "Starting Strength" plan ( http://st
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Genome study solves twins' mystery condition(nature.com)
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Twins' recovery a key step in genetic medicine(chron.com)
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by thisisnotmyname 15y ago
Sounds like you're doing great - you're miles ahead of where I was at 15, that's for sure. I think you need a mentor. Look to open source, local universities, etc. I've heard good things about the google summer of code.
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by thisisnotmyname 15y ago
Some thoughts on cancer from a computation biologist working in the field of proteomics: The author of the article mentions "a million different proteins" - The human genome contains about 20,000 genes, each coding for a different protein.
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by thisisnotmyname 15y ago
Does that indicate that they thought the company's value was peaking? More importantly, are we actually at the point where blogs in which a guy is admittedly just making things up about Groupon makes it to the front page?
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Overview of Evernote's architecture(blog.evernote.com)
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Notes on optimizing python dictionaries(svn.python.org)
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Japanese Gravity Marimba Plays Bach In An Ancient Forest(blog.makezine.com)
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Introduction to Architecting Systems for Scale(lethain.com)
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MIT Multicopter Maps Environment With Kinect(suasnews.com)
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What history can teach us about the Arab revolutions(boston.com)
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How far do consequences go?(anurbanteacherseducation.com)
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by thisisnotmyname 16y ago
Just from the abstract, it looks like they're genetically increasing the amount of this particular protein (PKMζ) in the neocortex of rats, not giving them a drug. I'll read the article and revise. Edit: The approach here is to create a vi
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Mind vs Machine(theatlantic.com)
3 points by thisisnotmyname 16y ago|1 comments
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by thisisnotmyname 16y ago
Google reader has the "Recommended Items" feature that's pretty close to what you're describing here.

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