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IndianAstronaut
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Comment #14112402
If life was not there, I would wager that life is exceedingly rare in our universe.
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Comment #14070909
Saturn's moons are much more likely to spread any contamination due to the presence of liquids. Liquid water on Enceldus and hydrocarbon lakes on Titan.
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Comment #14015115
Financial companies are also competing for tech talent. Anything that drives away top talent from tech companies is a win for financial ones.
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Comment #13900363
Not a CEO, but I am currently dealing with a very vindictive and petty VP. Absolutely no empathy or thought for others. Brings similar people on board her team and they run amock m…
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Comment #13844352
Do you have a separate link or confact for HNers?
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Comment #13830742
Mexico could capitalize on this as well. Guadalajara is a mini tech hub.
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Comment #13800782
R's data analysis libraries are still far ahead of Python. Dplyr, Shiny, etc. So much stuff is still in built in R. Places where I still use R is its easy to use statistical functi…
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Comment #13796795
>commodiously embeds into Business Intelligence which creates an interurban transcendence Wow.
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Comment #13796631
A better option would be to employ more people in the sciences. There is still a lot to be discovered and labs I have worked in have a range of work to be done from the low skilled…
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Comment #13796605
I am curious why we don't focus more efforts on Titan, which already has a thick nitrogen atmosphere.
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Comment #13789067
Sure. Basically started off there working with analysis teams. You will be working with some very old school managers who follow a strict hierarchy. Things may seem golden for a co…
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Comment #13781401
I am experiencing this now at Capital One. Routinely berated, intimidated into better performance, arbitrary judgements, a lot of belittling(e.g. you're no rocket scientist), and t…
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Comment #13750937
>The future is probably artificially produced food, like the porridge / sludge shown in the Matrix. Something out of a chemical process instead of a biological one. I imagine we ca…
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Comment #13750930
Do you have a link to your 3D printed growth substrate or an info page?
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Comment #13742273
Take a look into data engineering. A lot of data engineering jobs require you to implement mathematical models at scale.
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Comment #13736095
Title is very click-baity. The concept is nothing new, very similar to the idea of a 'promoter' in Net Promoter Score (NPS).
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Comment #13717719
I have a bench biology background. Have looked into bioinformatics as a career option before, but I just went the straight corporate route and got into a finance company as an anal…
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Comment #13717699
Considering the time scales involved, it wouldn't surprise me if multiple planets around nearby stars happened to be seeded with earth based bacterial/archaea life.
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Comment #13716247
JOVE is really nice. My old lab posted some videos on there of how to for experiments. It is a huge step up from just reading methods and materials.
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Comment #13662364
One of the best ways to get a good handle on basic R is to switch all the Excel stuff to R. Force yourself to use only R and you will find that you have a really good grasp of the …
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Comment #13658237
I am curious as to what sorts of image processing and algorithms are used to analyze this data set. Anomaly detection in images? Classification of images based on known extrasolar …
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Comment #13629737
>Blog in a semi-professional way (requires passion/research) What are some examples of this?
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Comment #13620861
This is similar to the Almighty Johnsons storyline.
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Comment #13614119
I agree. For me I have seen far more gain from learning a new tool, figuring out corner cases in my code, or coming up with miltiple ways of tackling code infrastructure issues rat…