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by ylem 16y ago
Do you want to run this as an open source project? Also, are you going for standard lab protocols (of say the pharma variety), or reproducible statistical analysis as well?
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by ylem 16y ago
I hope he recovers soon!
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by ylem 16y ago
Thanks for this! It is great!!!!
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by ylem 16y ago
We use it for testing some open source code that we release from our facility.
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by ylem 16y ago
Does running an experiment count?
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by ylem 16y ago
I think the problem with this model is a question of scaling. Suppose I write a fitting program which I sell. Sure, I have to support it for some fraction of users, but for the most part, I have the initial cost of creating/marketing it,
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by ylem 16y ago
Sometimes because people want help? Look at some libraries like matplotlib, or numpy. They're extremely useful, but they benefit because you have a team of developers working on it. Now, imagine that you're a company that sells services
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by ylem 16y ago
Actually, this is true. If I look just one district over, the math level stopped somewhere around Trig. I think. For my cousins who lived just a few hours away, again, the schools didn't offer much. I think that there is something to be
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by ylem 16y ago
Given loggers, or just the general expansion of modern civilizations, they will run into the outside world. Wouldn't it be better if they were given a gentle introduction? Send in some speakers and voice/video feeds. Eventually send in p
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by ylem 16y ago
I must say that the footage is amazing!
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by ylem 16y ago
This person's resume is getting a lot of useful feedback. Outside of volume, is there a legal reason why most firms don't tell people why they weren't hired? Or is the typical, "It was a difficult decision, with many excellent candidates.
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by ylem 16y ago
I started with 48 credits and it does get the basic math and general ed requirements out of the way. That way, I could start graduate physics and math course by my 2nd year at the university.... But, we take students from some magnet schoo
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by ylem 16y ago
Also, it's sad and unfair, but even though I've know some people succeed in getting a permanent position after the second postdoc, it gets harder as the number of postdoc increases...
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by ylem 16y ago
I think it's a question of the kind of code that people do in science/engineering as compared to CS (my background is that I'm a practicing physicist, but started out with a background in Computer Engineering in undergrad.) Yes, some basic
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What were your timings like for bcrypt using 12 rounds? Also, while for the SHA-x algorithms, there have been numerous tests--what about for the pycrypt module?
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I haven't done a diff, is the bitbucket or github repo "official"?
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I think technical competence has to be part of it. If you know the person's references and those references are honest, you can ask them. But, I had one friend who had the fortune of always being surrounded by pretty bright, motivated, an
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by ylem 16y ago
There are weekly seminars from researchers and daily interaction with supervisors. Projects have include math, physics, chemistry, biology, cs, and engineering...If you think you'll become operational in our area, I'll have one of our outr
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by ylem 16y ago
Actually, suppose we have internships to offer in your nonactive territories (say, the washington DC area), should we wait to post them? Also, would REU (research experience for undergraduates) be suitable to post on your site (we tend to
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by ylem 16y ago
Malaysia provides subsidized health care for it's citizens.
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I have had friends who have kept a day job just for the health insurance...
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However, the lawsuit by the states (for example Virginia) is to have the statue about individuals being required to purchase healthcare declared unconstitutional. They will then use this to argue that the whole law unconstitutional if they
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by ylem 16y ago
Actually, Chalk River went down for awhile due to a crack in the reactor vessel. It's actually rather amazing that they were able to repair it. They actually had to use "robots" to repair the welds because it was too hot for humans. The
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by ylem 16y ago
No offense, but without advertisement, then how does Google pay the bills? It's one thing to not want to be stalked, it's another thing to use a free product and complain about the company making money from even showing adds on the side of
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by ylem 16y ago
I think the author of this piece misses a point. Let me take the example of the American Physical Society (APS). They have membership fees (required to go to their conferences) and journals which charge money for access. As with all acad
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I have actually paid for the occasional app if I think it is worthwhile. Sometimes I've upgraded to the paid version if I've liked an app and want to support the developer (even if the free version is enough for me). But, it seems that ma
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by ylem 16y ago
Have any of you looked at the changes in how super works from python 2.5 to 2.6 and how it changes for 3.0? This has bitten me for a library I was using with Django...
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How does this compare for most open source groups to the option of using Hudson on their own servers? Also, I looked at their list of planned hosts--I didn't see windows. A number of the open source projects that I release are cross platf
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I found vipassana to be useful (www.dhamma.org). It definitely helps in dealing with adverse events in life...
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One reason that someone might want to do this (besides learning about ec2) is if they are itinerant. For example, suppose you work for a company where you travel a lot and there are restrictions on vpn usage--you could start an instance of

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