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by todayiamme 16y ago
I am at rock bottom right now, and as I struggle to get up. I've searched for resources to help me figure out the best way out. I have made plans. Created structures for myself. Kicked myself. A lot. However, I've fallen flat on my face aga
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by todayiamme 16y ago
There is a difference between quitting due to politics and design decisions. Some designs simply aren't feasible for the real world, and smart people know when they see one. I doubt that mr. Kamen was talking about VCs on power trips.
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by todayiamme 16y ago
Do you intend to analyze the users taste/preferences? This is just a suggestion and in all probability you guys must have thought about this. So I'm sorry if I am wasting your time. Why don't you make a desktop application like last.fm that
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by todayiamme 16y ago
Yes, but as loewenskind pointed out. It is exactly like quarantine. think about it this way if we can keep entire football fields dust free for years at a time to fabricate micro-processors then surely we can do this? Something that really
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by todayiamme 16y ago
I know I am repeating myself#, but why do we make more stuff? To make even more stuff? Isn't all of this a really circular argument? I am really sorry, but I am extremely confused about what you are trying to say over here. :( I know it's
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by todayiamme 16y ago
This article reminded me of something I've always wanted to do before I grow old; make an automated farm. What drives me crazy is the idea of an integrated system that gives me high quality produce at the maximum possible efficiency. If we
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by todayiamme 16y ago
I have a question; does a company only exist to make profits?* Whenever, someone starts a debate like this, or whenever I see a human being slaving away for a pennies in despicable conditions. I have to ask this question. If and only if c
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by todayiamme 16y ago
An interesting thing here is that this article assumes that the way science is taught is wrong. I do not intend to make any conclusions about this, but I just graduated from high school and I just realized why people don't learn science a
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by todayiamme 16y ago
I shall use this time to graciously thank you by rubbing my nose on the floor with a deep bow. Seriously, thanks a lot for commenting. On the other hand I wanted to ask you if you need any help at all in editing your book/proof reading then
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by todayiamme 16y ago
When I studied NLP one of the first thing that was drilled into my head by that book ( http://www-nlp.stanford.edu/fsnlp/promo/ ) was that these are all statistical techniques and context based understanding of a corpus is still a while a
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by todayiamme 16y ago
Thanks for replying! :) >>>If you're not running one of the free Unixes, start now. I learned an enormous amount from first trying to get coLinux to work on my windows box and then actually installing various distros. That was f
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by todayiamme 16y ago
Yes, in essence I want to learn all 3. >>The world of computer science/programming is absolutely huge.<<< That's precisely why I asked HN. :) >>>There are so many ways to go about it depending on what you're
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Ask HN: How Can I Learn Programming From The Ground Up?
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by todayiamme 16y ago
Elon Musk still holds 65% of the company. In fact, it is a pre-requisite of the US Govt. loan that he does so. On the other hand I wish that making an electric car was as simple as combining a motor and a battery. It isn't. To achieve maxim
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by todayiamme 16y ago
I read How to Win Friends and Influence People .
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by todayiamme 16y ago
Disclaimer: I am not even 19 yet. So take this comment with an ocean full of salt. I have failed in my life more times than I can remember. In fact, everything I have ever done has been a failure at some level or the other. All of my plan
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by todayiamme 16y ago
>>>At some places but not in general. If you had started reading when you were two you wouldn't be able to categorically make this statement. Chill out on proclamations about things that you couldn't possibly know.<<&#60
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by todayiamme 16y ago
Perhaps he is just trying to say something else? Albeit in a really bad way. In some ways the post is just too vague, but I see it this way; constantly remind that organization that you are of some value, which isn't such bad advice at the
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by todayiamme 16y ago
I'll be applying for college this year. So, I am a would be undergrad and I think you are right in some ways but wrong in others. You are right to say that; >>>An undergraduate degree serves many purposes. For one, it indoctrina
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by todayiamme 16y ago
I am teenager too, and for some weird reason I have never used Facebook consistently. In fact I made an account and deactivated it after an agonizing week of operation. The natural question is why was it agonizing for me? Well, I am a LGBT
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You're absolutely right.
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>"In the USA, from January 1983 to June 2004, a total of 1,129 different orphan drug designations have been granted by the Office of Orphan Products Development (OOPD) and 249 orphan drugs have received marketing authorization." Thanks.
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by todayiamme 16y ago
I put this up as it poses an extremely interesting question; how far does dogma dictate a public institution? We all have our own theories about that, but this is a real live experiment unfolding in front of us.
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You seem to have assumed something over here. That, a) A Start-Up has that type of money b) They'll be willing to invest in something so risky. As others have pointed out there are StartUps with the money, but somehow we still don't hear ab