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Ways artists 'hack your brain'(newscientist.com)
26 points by codeodor 16y ago|3 comments
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Free will is an illusion, biologist says(physorg.com)
28 points by codeodor 17y ago|61 comments
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by codeodor 17y ago
As much as I'd like to see open access to ACM and other journals, I wonder how much it would benefit anyone? Surely almost everyone doing that work has a subscription. If not an outright membership, at least the University library will get
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Researchers Reverse Cognitive Impairment Caused By Sleep Deprivation (in Mice)(sciencedaily.com)
1 points by codeodor 17y ago|0 comments
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by codeodor 17y ago
>but who wants a wall of text or a sales pitch when they hit a site? It may be a fine line, but I've noticed myself hitting a lot of new sites thinking "why don't they just tell me what it is/does and show me some screen shots before I
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by codeodor 17y ago
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30686429@N07/sets/7215762233008...
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by codeodor 17y ago
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30686429@N07/sets/7215762233008...
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by codeodor 17y ago
If 1/2 goes to the farmer and 1/2 the guy with the metal detector, who is paying for the dig and what do they get out of it?
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by codeodor 17y ago
I've often felt they drop the new employees in the express lane as the reason it seems to go slower.
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by codeodor 17y ago
Sorry, I meant also to say "the slide show is under the video" and clicking on a new slide reloads the page with a different video. It is a mess though.
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by codeodor 17y ago
> In this video slideshow, we feature the top 7 hottest new tech startups
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by codeodor 17y ago
There's Heroku for Ruby/Rails
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by codeodor 17y ago
Thanks for that. I was going to include the link to that, but when I clicked for the full text it asked me to subscribe. Now that I've gone back, I was able to grab the PDF.
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Direct Evidence Of Role Of Sleep In Memory Formation Is Uncovered(sciencedaily.com)
76 points by codeodor 17y ago|31 comments
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by codeodor 17y ago
I haven't yet looked into the plugin's available, but I'll check out the ones you mentioned. I've installed PHP, MySQL, and MediaWiki from zips/installers on a Windows server I have access to so I could hit it from any of my computers or (e
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by codeodor 17y ago
Half of the time was spent getting the data from the stick onto the computer, while only half was spent with the pigeon flying. So, it will go up, but with quickly diminishing returns.
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by codeodor 17y ago
Based on the suggested assignments they sent out to schools, I can see how people might have been peeved about the original plans. The Washington Times reported ( see http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/sep/02/wh-withdraws... ): "Amo
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by codeodor 17y ago
Just this morning I've set up a wiki for myself to help with this problem. As ideas come in, I'll post them to the front page under "free floaters" (working on quicksilver action for that right now), then as they start to form or as I do re
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by codeodor 17y ago
It seems to me he is using the same variable to represent two different quantities: m- the size of the hash table m- the size of each element in the hash table The 2nd m should be a different variable, and it is constant with respect to the
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by codeodor 17y ago
You should not be using n for the number of bits and n for the size of the input. It may take longer to multiply 128 bit data structures than 64 bit data structures, but it is constant with respect to the size of the hash table.
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by codeodor 17y ago
Prior to the summer, I've been working part time at the local university bioinformatics lab. It's been incredibly fun and full of learning, and time consuming. I intend to continue in September. Other than that, I keep starting personal pro
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IPhone Sudoku Grab(sudokugrab.blogspot.com)
44 points by codeodor 17y ago|5 comments
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Artistic tendencies linked to 'schizophrenia gene'(newscientist.com)
4 points by codeodor 17y ago|1 comments
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by codeodor 17y ago
And here's a link to the actual site, if you want to explore: http://www.myexperiment.org/
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Social networking site for researchers: myexperiment.org(physorg.com)
2 points by codeodor 17y ago|1 comments
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Could OCR conquer the calligraphylion?(wordaligned.org)
2 points by codeodor 17y ago|1 comments
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by codeodor 17y ago
The article is wrong there. But I was under the impression they pay a lot less than internet radio, based on what I've read surrounding this case.
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by codeodor 17y ago
I agree with the locality part. I'm just starting to plan for landscaping my yard, and I'd love to be able to put in my area so I could browse plants that grow well here. I know next to nothing about this stuff, except that to have someone
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by codeodor 17y ago
That's true, but whatever they are doing, it still sounds like they've got money to spend so they are spending it. 9.5 million in 6 months? That's a lot of servers and a lot of programmers working on a web app.
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by codeodor 17y ago
It could also mean your home life sucks.

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