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by webhat 12y ago
I'm seeing a catch-22: by writing and posting this article this article made the other article relevant. And Stan O'Neal, if he requested it deleted, is relevant again - albeit in a context of filing a removal notice.
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by webhat 12y ago
Look forward to it!
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by webhat 12y ago
Thanks for reacting. I've shared it to my vegan friends as I think this is a great idea. I've always thought the current soy curd based vegan cheeses required a reboot. Reagent was the word I was groping for. :)
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by webhat 12y ago
I'm assuming this is HL7v3, if I remember correctly the transmission is only setting a permission on the patient side to allow the primary care physician to transmit the data to a third party, c.q. another physician.
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by webhat 12y ago
That sound similar to what we've doing at Oplerno. Feel free to contact me through email: crompton at oplerno.com
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by webhat 12y ago
I didn't think salaries were in there, not if you look at the number of people who seem to be on the team. I was actually taking from point of view of the advise from Indigogo, which is to ask a fraction of the amount, meaning they wou
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by webhat 12y ago
I did something similar for an RSS reader I was building based on bayesian filtering, a col-4 column on the right with the "live" feed and a main col-8 column with the filtered feed, meaning all the matches. It looked pretty good
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by webhat 12y ago
I use HN Search to find interesting stories I might have missed in the last 24 hours. Often these 1 or 2 point stories are very interesting and merely got lost in the stream.
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by webhat 12y ago
That would be pretty awesome if they could do it. From what I understand of genetic modification the enzymes which are used to cap or splice the of DNA strands can be very expensive. I'm guessing $15k is a fraction of the money they&#x
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Social Reputation, thx O'bloop(obloop.com)
1 points by webhat 12y ago|0 comments
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Soundcloud Releases App, Allows Universal to Flag Account, Announces Data Mining(doandroidsdance.com)
1 points by webhat 12y ago|0 comments
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by webhat 12y ago
I wonder why this was posted now, aren't college admissions closed?
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by webhat 12y ago
It looks like they are deleting the comments of Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/TENenthusiast
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by webhat 12y ago
Interesting to read this piece[1] by the same author. For the first time in my career, I understand why I’m so nervous and irritable every time I walk into a classroom. In my own small way—in the only way I personally will ever be able to
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by webhat 12y ago
I beg to differ, we are in the process of getting accredited and I have yet to find a horses head in my bed. ;)
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by webhat 12y ago
And as a result of these evaluations coming too soon teaching becomes a popularity contest.
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by webhat 12y ago
Just looked at the impressive list of institutes you attended. What did you teach?
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by webhat 12y ago
In one of the highest followed and most completed course, which happens to be the first Machine Learning by Andrew Ng, the level of completion was a meager 12.5%. And in that Ng's course is an outlier as no other courses with similar s
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by webhat 12y ago
Interesting article, even though many of the 'facts' about MOOCs are largely based conjecture. There is little hard evidence that "MOOCs [...] have so far failed to live up to their promise. Largely because there is no forma
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by webhat 12y ago
I like that they open sourced the code, although I think the license is a little restrictive. I try to run all my companies as FOSS companies, as I believe that it's practically impossible to create a competitor just by forking the cod
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Hurl.it – Make HTTP Requests(hurl.it)
1 points by webhat 12y ago|0 comments
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by webhat 12y ago
Good article, shame about the paywall.
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Offline Matters On Mobile(medium.com)
3 points by webhat 12y ago|0 comments
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by webhat 12y ago
He does have some critique of the institutions which have received accreditation: ...even though some terrible schools and programs are accredited by the respected accrediting agencies... There are different levels of approval and accredi
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by webhat 12y ago
We went the other way and have approval to give course credit from the state of Vermont. And are in the process of getting accreditation.
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by webhat 12y ago
My last startup had almost the same business model, it's great to see Patreon succeed in this difficult space. Just posted the Pando link seconds after you posted. :)
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by webhat 12y ago
The last startup I was involved in had almost this exact business model, great work by Patreon is making it work.
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The rising “creative middle class” – Patreon makes sure those artists get paid(pando.com)
2 points by webhat 12y ago|1 comments
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by webhat 12y ago
As a student, or parent, knowing that many universities are paying their adjunct instructors poorly meaning the instructors are turning their classes into popularity contests - by inflating grades and making the class 'easy' - to
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by webhat 12y ago
I like that they limit the number of commenters to a curated list, which reduces the noise.

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