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I agree wholeheartedly. It's become one of my goto resources for learning about the history of various topics from science to literature. The episode on Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is fantastic.

On this topic, you may want to check out How to Read the Bible: A Guide to Scripture, Then and Now by James Kugel. It provides a historical overview of how the implicit and explicit interpretations of the old testament narratives have changed with respect to scholarship. Great read.

http://www.amazon.com/How-Read-Bible-Guide-Scripture/dp/0743...

Great job guys! Keep pushing the field forward.

One can imagine a tremendous number of useful applications something like EVE would enable. Working in a top notch cancer research lab, I can think of several instances where an exceptionally talented lab biologist needs some computational work done but doesn't have the slightest idea of how to get started. Hopefully, EVE will bring down some of those barriers and change this. This is exciting.

Have any plans to support Linux or Windows ?

I believe this is technically accurate.

Nice!

This is awesome! Way to go LT.

Yes, new DDP.

Awesome job guys. Way to go.

What is required to start synthetic biology company from 0 depends on what problem you are trying to solve commercially. If you do not have a problem in particular, then you need to evaluate the current research and commercial synthetic biology space, approximate the gaps in services and identify a problem you would like to address. Once you have a better idea of the problem, then you will have an idea of where to start. What did you have in mind ?

Awesome! I'm ready to use this.

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This might be of some interest. http://fora.tv/2012/10/14/Stuart_Armstrong_How_Were_Predicti...

Way to go guys!

As have I

This is awesome! I can't wait to watch.

Where are the pics ?

Lockitron user here. Love it!

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Several YC alum stay/stayed here.

I believe your link is for the MIT Technology Review India version of the article.

Ridejoy levels-up. Awesome jobs guys! It looks fantastic.

Nice! This is good to know.

Congrats to Jesse and Brad. Way to go!

Awesome. Way to go Chris!

Nice! You guys are definitely heading the right direction in terms of information architecture, UX and UI. I would like to see a overall price distribution reference with the results (i.e. of the total returned results, n fell within range a, n fell within range b, etc.) The ability to sort by price would be nice too. Good job and keep iterating.

Interesting. I may be in love.

Reading Taleb should change the way you think about most things.

Carsabi is great. I really wish they would have been around a couple of years ago when I was looking for a nice used car. I can't recommend them highly enough.

Nice job Kul. Way to go.