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Nuclear reactor startup ( http://transatomicpower.com ) designing a molten salt reactor to turn nuclear waste into clean energy at prices competitive with natural gas.
There seem to me to be a lot more designs for revolutionary new nuclear plants than ever get built. Can you share any thoughts on why that is, and why yours will be different?
It allows you to find what's important for people rather then what matters to newsroom's editors, and put you in a whole different point of view. I belive it's extremely interesting, and I'm trying to make the reading experience as enjoyable as possible.
The first raw version is available for iOS: http://newspo.st
I'm in the process of adding categorization and custom topic search as well.
I work on http://opendylan.org/ and have been working to revive it for the last couple of years. We've done new releases, improved usability of the compiler and some of the libraries, new website, updated all of the documentation to modern formats, including a couple of books.
We've also been creating a new IDE via a plugin to IntelliJ that is rapidly changing how I go about writing Dylan.
I think it is cool because it is a great substrate for experimenting with some features in programming languages and runtimes, like coroutines and numerics. It is great to start from a working and industrial strength system.
I think it is great to prevent things from being lost to history (and to hopefully have them be useful again). Dylan is a great combination of ideas from Common Lisp, Smalltalk but with a focus on creating native executables and libraries.
I've also got something that I'm building in Dylan that takes advantage of Dylan's strengths, but it is in very early days.
Everybody uses encoders for these formats that are as old as the formats themselves, but today's hardware is about 2000 faster than it was back then, so a modern encoder can use expensive techniques that were previously unthinkable.
doesn't exactly cure cancer, but it's pretty cool. Obvious uses for retail, etc (but all that stuff is lame.. it's more fun to use at a party)
..and that's what we're working on.
I'm going to be rewriting my image booru engine ( https://github.com/asiekierka/boorushy2 - all demos are down ). It's not cool. Nothing I make is cool. It never was. All I seem to make are boring, niche ideas... and not even I care about them. Since half a year, I haven't found anything that would interest me. I'm a man with low standards, I guess.
Everything great has once been a niche idea. As a matter of fact, everything highly disruptive was niche at first. Some examples:
- photography
- the light bulb
- combustion engine
- air plane
- radio
- tv
- Internet
Doing something great means trying hard, spending a lot of time on it, not giving up and believing that it can succeed. This involves both research & development, and a lot of sales. And if one idea fails, the other might work, but only if you're passionate about it.
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This sounds good, there should be more shirts like this around. I'm curious if you are aware of Silverescent fabric, which is much the same idea, and if your have made additional unique improvements?
Hey Robert. I definitely know Silverescent as that's made using the same technology. I really admire Lulu because they make some great products. The improvements we have made are in the feel, finish, and performance areas. You'll find a slightly higher percentage of silver in our fabric, it is lighter in weight, and the feel of the fabric is improved. If you like Silverescent, you'll love what we're making.
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So a developer who uses your JavaScript is no longer a business associate?
Again, the steps you will need to take to comply with HIPAA when using TrueVault will vary based on your implementation. I’m happy to jump on the phone and answer any questions that you may have. We can go over the use case that you have in mind and the HIPAA implications. Feel free to email me directly at trey@truevault.com. To clarify, a Business Associate is any entity that uses or discloses PHI on behalf of a Cov…
"[TrueVault] gives developers the freedom to create applications that require regulatory compliance without worrying about regulatory compliance."
I'm just asking for one example where that is true, and where a sophisticated covered entity agrees.
Toy project: an HTTP(S) brute forcing tool using Python as a templating language. Why is it cool: high performance using async IO, powerful templating for Python programmers, very easy to take HTTP requests and turn them into a fuzzing template that mutates request in a combinatoric fashion. Similar to features built into Burp proxy for those that are familiar with it. Real project: A system that will help organizati…
I'm coding something quite simular at the moment and would like to leech from / contribute to / test your project.
If you're interested - tkmop / lenta.ru