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mfld

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    Comment #49010512

    Very interesting project! I can imagine usefulness even beyond the intended use case, namely in joining the information from multiple large genomics studies. The sharing and access…

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    Comment #48815174

    YSeq, TellMeGen - or reaching out to local sequencing labs

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    Comment #48585483

    Very cool! Looking forward to try out the xref and markdown features. The latter becomes increasingly important since the developer community at large seems to disagree with org-mo…

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    Comment #48313164

    Maybe for marketplace articles shipped from outside the EU. It's not legal, so Amazon will surely have a close look (for directly sold items), as well as any company shipping from …

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    Comment #48291283

    I guess the author refers to the fact that many well-known tools have some randomness built-in. The most obvious one is differences due to the order of parallel processing. But the…

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    Comment #48259856

    Does anyone remember the art of optimising MSDOS startup to have enough free memory for games? And inspecting gorillas.bas? For me, this probably contributed to an interest to lear…

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    Comment #47888461

    This is the right mindset. Securing huge piles of heterogeneous data while giving PhD students the freedom to "play" with it are quite conflicting goals.

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    Comment #47832159

    From a bioinformatics perspective, the general approach is fine. Here is another post from today where someone landed on the similar technologies: https://news.ycombinator.com/item…

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    Comment #47322077

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broken_windows_theory

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    Comment #47321002

    Maybe a future direction will be the submission of detailed research, specifications and change plans for feature requests. Something that can be assessed by a human and turned int…

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    Comment #47252313

    Yes, they are only mentioned in the last section. Other notable misses would be Ion Torrent and MGI. Still a nice article with a focus on the key technologies.

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    Comment #47120138

    Agree. I used a color e-ink to display my son's school timetable (previously discussed at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42408546 ), and it has been running reliably for 18 m…

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    Comment #47088415

    Using it for both transactional and marketing emails (but "only" for thousands of recipients) for some years. Could need some polish IMO, but the core offering is solid. Support is…

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    Comment #46921798

    This looks great! Shout out to FreeCol, a reimagined Colonization, that has the same isometric look and is a lot of fun.

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    Comment #46794095

    I'd like to hypothesize a little bit about the strategy of OpenAI. Obviously, it is nice for academic users that there is a new option for collaborative LaTeX editing plus LLM inte…

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    Comment #46705065

    It's a good price because the yearly statements for an LLC/GmbH are costly. We pay about 200/mo for accounting - with some more invoices :) -, 100/mo for payrolls but also the year…

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    Comment #46704657

    Agreed. In case you do not have big investors, just register as an individual entrepreneur, get a bank account and get going! It can be turned into a LLC/GmbH later if business goe…

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    Comment #46678172

    My wife has a Fairphone 4, released 2021. The earpiece broke. I ordered a replacement; it arrived within 3 days and was very easy to replace. So a good experience with that.

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    Comment #46656631

    You can compare them with the original calculations that can be found at https://www.ballonflucht.de/en/ballonrechner.html !