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therzathegza

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    Comment #9340640

    Go outside. From my perspective, you're failing to enjoy a successful life because of your fixation on other people's success. Come back and you may find your head clearer.

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    Comment #9180677

    http://www.nickbostrom.com/fable/dragon.html This was an interesting read about humanity's perception of mortality.

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    Comment #9080394

    Nature is full of interesting goodies. My favorite is the discovery taq polymerase from thermophile bacteria that lives on thermal vents at the bottom of the ocean. http://en.m.wik…

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    Comment #8863563

    I believe the official term in grant funded kinds of places is "no cost extension" of the project.

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    Comment #8814990

    Some companies are willing to that risk and gamble that no one finds out, especially if the legal action in question is cheaper than the fix. :)

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    Comment #8808506

    At five figure checks, they can send it via carrier pigeon if they like :).

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    Comment #8803653

    Increases the SNR of the internet so high, it's actually worth it. I'd rather spend more on memory and have a less annoying internet :). Consider the technical solution alternative…

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    Comment #8689063

    That is why academia for hard sciences is still very much a cathedral / ivory tower system. It is nearly a polar opposite to tech, where things are judged solely on merit. I doubt …

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    Comment #8686300

    I think this is also about Nature being listed side by side with free access journals, and knowing that if it says "Nature" you're going to have a bad time. They are trying to chan…

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    Comment #8686201

    For those not in the know, Nature is THE journal to be in if you want to be successful in bioscience. It is peer reviewed, fairly exclusive, and they generally only publish game ch…

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    Comment #8686175

    Most searching for articles is done via PubMed. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed Nature gets seen side by side with free access journals there, and so now we get to see them for …

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    Comment #8608140

    That's pretty interesting! I've been told at Walmarts they they don't even match walmart.com as it is "different".

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    Comment #8591383

    IRC with an HTTP portal hosted locally would be a bit more friendly to non-IRC expecting types.

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    Comment #8535437

    Canada gets this so right with {p|m}aternity leave for either parent, which levels the playing field for both sexes. Disclaimer: I am an American who is a product of the military h…

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    Comment #8429478

    Wow, no fun not ever. To author: thanks for the reference to Coda Hale's Metrics talk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czes-oa0yik

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    Comment #8340393

    I thought the 1% figure as encompassing all science. As far as CS is concerned, I don't really know. As far as bioscience, leaps and bounds are made all the time. Electronic techno…

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    Comment #8337716

    I think the article unfairly bashes rail transport by singling out coal. If you read Warren Buffett's writings, his investment in rail was mostly due to being able to move somethin…