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  • mndoci  I have to echo the comments above. I donate a small amount to TWiT every month and am so happy to see Leo's efforts growing in new, more ambitious directions.
  • • 22 hours ago
    •   TWiT Live Update
    •   LOL: Life of Leo
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  • mndoci  Nadeem Thanks a ton. Will definitely check it out.
  • • 3 days ago
    •   Ubiquitous computing
    •   bbgm - the discussion
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  • mndoci  I think you can guess where I stand on this. I believe that all data in journals, including (especially?) supplementary material. The ACS has serious issues with their permissions. There is a treasure trove of information out there and it would be freely minable (structures, IC50's, etc)
  • • 4 days ago
    •   The Open Data licensing issue
    •   bbgm - the discussion
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  • mndoci  I have the same concerns as Risely, but in the end the benefits and ability to add karma, etc won out. Tighter integration into WP, and most importantly trackbacks would be most useful, but I figured those would happen over time. Reasons I don't use intense debate (which looks prettier). It's less stable, and the community around Disqus seems more mature
  • • 5 days ago
    •   My verdict on Disqus: Two thumbs up
    •   Mathew's comments
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  • mndoci  At my first company, a startup, we had two distinct groups, the scientific programmers (my group) which interfaced very closely with the engineering group, which then put those into production (which is kinda what Accelrys did, but much more tightly coupled). The challenge doesn't go away though if the two sides at least don't have some overlap.
  • • 5 days ago
    •   Programming HPC for the domain
    •   bbgm - the discussion
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