radicalcut

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by radicalcut 11y ago
Unrelated to VR but still: if anyone here hasn't yet watched drmeister's talk about Clasp and his "molecular metaprogramming" project, please do. Absolutely fascinating stuff. https://www.youtube.com/watc
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by radicalcut 11y ago
The "Perl Power Tools" project has been revived by brian d foy: https://metacpan.org/pod/PerlPowerTools
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by radicalcut 13y ago
Is there an article or initial analysis somewhere summarizing all that's known right now about this scary NSA/PRISM business (with links to sources ideally)? Or is it still too soon for such a thing? I'm participating in a Go
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by radicalcut 13y ago
> and will probably always be I seriously doubt that. What goes around comes around.
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by radicalcut 13y ago
Yeah, they do. And there's quite many of them actually. :-) Clojure might be big in the startup bubble, but that's about it I'm afraid.
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by radicalcut 14y ago
I can't know how will this turn out eventually but I really hope for this (or something like this) to be a turning point for the music industry. I love music, I really do, but at some point I became so disgusted by the way the industry work
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by radicalcut 14y ago
Thanks a lot for advice. I have still more than a year ahead before I need to make a decision so there's enough time to ask around when I narrow my choices. I haven't even made my mind whether I want to get into neuroscience or stay in mole
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by radicalcut 14y ago
When I was young my attitude was similar but in my elementary school and high school two foreign languages were mandatory (English, German or Fench) so I didn't have any other choice. I live in Czech Republic. At that age I couldn't care le
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by radicalcut 14y ago
Human cells may have tens of times more forms of proteins expressed from these 23,000 genes if you take into account alternative splicing of pre-mRNA and many other post-translational modifications. These are all processes which prokaryotic