2012-09-10.log

--- Log opened Mon Sep 10 00:00:22 2012
nmz787I wonder if you can cross site script on kickstarter comments00:02
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browniesthat is some impressive typing for a guy who is sleeping00:08
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foucistbrownies: that's what amphetamines do to you01:09
browniesfoucist: haha01:24
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Lucas__is anyone here going to the world Maker Faire?05:07
ThomasEgiif you pay me all expenses i might concidder it.05:12
Lucas__where do live, we might be able to work something out :P05:12
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kanzurenmz787: kickstarter probably checks for xss vulnerabilities on their site ;)08:41
kanzurebrownies: i think at this point someone should do a phantomjs/kickstarter thing, since nobody understands it.08:56
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kanzureoh weird, i wonder if i was getting endnote confused with evernote.10:28
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doclhttp://www.materialstoday.com/listen/261/genetically-evolved-semiconductors/10:28
doclTalks about how they evolve genes to create metal nanostructures.10:29
chris_99sounds intriguing10:31
doclyeah. he does a really good job of explaining it in layman-friendly terms too.10:31
kanzurefoucist: i don't have a kickstarter project. what you talking about?10:32
kanzurebkero: how did the rackspace thing go?10:32
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kanzurehow do i contact mike darwin? does anyone have a phone number?10:37
bkerokanzure: Turned them down, offer wasn't good enough.10:38
kanzurei figured that would happen with them.10:38
kanzurewell, amazon might offer more, but under no circumstances should you work for amazon10:39
kanzuremozilla might call your bluff on that one :)10:39
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kanzureoh look a possibly good post from darkvegeta26 http://www.acceleratingfuture.com/michael/blog/2012/09/comprehensive-copying-not-required-for-uploading/10:50
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nmz787kanzure: seems like we could 'speed up' brain activity if we simply altered our perception of time10:57
nmz787:P10:57
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doclnmz787, sounds simple :P11:06
kanzurenmz787: so i'm doing the math,11:09
kanzureand it looks like diybio-austin has about 21 people11:09
kanzurei'm not sure i want to run a meeting, but they should still know each other.11:09
foucistkanzure: don't you think that's something you should rectify? ;)11:10
kanzurefoucist: the meeting thing or kickstarter thing?11:10
foucistkick it to the curb11:11
foucistthe latter11:12
kanzurekick what to the curb?11:12
brownieskanzure: eh?11:15
brownieskanzure: oh, something to teach people how to use phantomjs?11:15
kanzurebrownies: yes.11:15
nmz787kanzure: i think you're great to run a meeting... you'll either come off as a grouchy old man, or a crazy mad scientist coder dude who knows a shitload and will linkdump on you if you ask dumb questions11:15
kanzurenmz787: yeah, but that takes, like, effort11:16
nmz787kanzure: nah, just half-ass it11:16
kanzureand then i'd have to host people at my house or at some lame restaurant, or i'd have to go to the hackerspace11:16
nmz787with half an ass/brain, you're still a cut above the rest11:16
kanzurethanks :)11:16
nmz787well, yes if you don't want people in your house you'll have to go out11:16
foucistor put out11:17
nmz787the hackerspace a problem/bad vibes?11:17
kanzureno the hackerspace isn't a problem..11:17
kanzurei'm just not sure what the point is, is all11:17
nmz787kanzure: sometimes you don't know the point... but figure its a data survey for yourself11:18
nmz787you're patrolling the community11:18
nmz787etc11:18
nmz787:D11:18
nmz787you're a mean DIYbio bouncer!11:18
kanzure"data survey" isn't a good enough reason for me11:21
nmz787i dunno then, community spirit?11:23
browniesget a company to sponsor it, then the reason is "free food"11:32
browniesis that a good reason?11:32
nmz787kanzure: http://www.dnatools.com/11:32
nmz787kanzure: seems uPenn uses that at their core facility11:32
kanzurebrownies: yes that is an acceptable reason11:33
nmz787"Supporting Applications:11:35
nmz787    Apache Web Server Ver. 1.3+11:35
nmz787    Perl 5.005+"11:35
nmz787hmm, I think my company's website should feature pics of me being badass, I guess it works for this guy http://www.dnatools.com/vietnam.html11:36
brownieskanzure: well, there you go then11:36
kanzuredaah "RequireJS manages load dependencies, not packages. It does not install and update them."11:38
kanzurebrownies: if there's javascript package management stuff that i am missing out on, i'm gonna be pretty angry11:39
kanzurei'm 98% sure that there isn't11:39
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kanzurei mean, for front-end stuff.11:41
brownieskanzure: we use requireJS. why would you want to auto-update packages? most JS devs barely know enough math to write down a version number.11:43
browniesonce you get something working with one version of a JS lib... you never, ever update that lib.11:43
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chris_99can anyone recommend a book on Bioinformatics12:08
kanzurehttp://bioinformatics.org/wiki/Books12:08
chris_99cheers12:08
browniesheh, nice.12:13
kanzurebrownies: is there any reason to work at facebook?12:13
kanzuresince they're post-ipo, i'm not sure it's worth tolerating their stack12:14
brownieskanzure: perhaps you love PHP and you love drinking zuckerberg's strange brand of kool-aid?12:14
kanzurebrownies: also, i just got recruiter-blasted by 'first round capital'. do you know them?12:18
nmz787hmm, so open source hardware summit is sold out12:21
nmz787i thought about going12:21
nmz787i guess i wasnt as sure as the people who bought up all the tix12:21
nmz787jmil is giving a talk12:21
nmz787i guess i'll just try to meet up with him otherwise12:22
kanzurenmz787: just walk in12:22
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kanzurewhat are they going to do, call the police12:22
kanzure?12:22
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kanzurenmz787: just take lots of transcripts12:23
nmz787hmm12:23
nmz787yeah i dunno12:23
nmz787i suck at transcription12:24
nmz787(in the typing sense, not protein expression)12:24
brownieskanzure: yeah, i know of them. curious, what did they say?12:25
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kanzurebrownies: it was actually a very well-formed email, i am impressed12:27
kanzurebrownies: sent12:28
browniesthanks, looking12:29
brownieskanzure: yeah, wow. quite well done.12:30
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kanzurebrownies: did you check the links? heh12:38
kanzurehttp://blog.artillery.com/2012/07/six-impossible-problems.html12:38
nmz787kanzure: do different resolution of assets still require separate files?12:40
kanzureuh it depens on how you are making things work12:41
kanzuresome assets are generated dynamically (by algorithms)12:41
kanzuresome assets can be modified in-flight by a server12:41
nmz787i thought I read years ago about a downsampling technique that required only a high-res version of content. but could stream out whatever res depending on bandwidth12:41
nmz787and i think it was supposed to be able to change on the fly12:41
kanzuremost ios/android apps keep multiple copies of files in different resolutions in the app's package12:41
nmz787hmm12:41
nmz787it seems that nature/physics works the way i'm describing12:42
kanzurein mobile you don't always want to rely on the processor, because things are already slow enough that any additional delay will cause users to throw their device out a window12:42
nmz787at least if you think in terms of lens size vs resolution available12:42
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nmz787well I guess i'm talking specifically about server side things, video was the exact context i /think/ i read about this in12:43
ThomasEgione thing about browser games is the more or less direct hardware access through the browser. there have been multiple exploits about this already.12:43
kanzurenmz787: as far as i know, youtube encodes their videos in multiple formats, and then just streams you the format that you ask for12:43
kanzurenmz787: so they aren't doing real-time encoding or real-time downsampling12:43
kanzureThomasEgi: yeah i want to see more webgl exploits, i think they would be a lot of fun to see in the wild12:44
ThomasEgikanzure, there are also ways to encode images so they start at low resolutions. i think a jpeg variant also works like that12:44
ThomasEgiin the end it's not all that difficult to fix all those problems. but the browser part scares me shitless. i mean. all those tracking mechanism and regular exploits already, ontop of all browser vounariblity. and then direct hardware access to the gpu-memory..12:46
ThomasEgiouch.12:46
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brownieskanzure: heh. nice link.12:46
kanzureThomasEgi: it would be fun to see some sort of exploit based on cracking passwords with gpgpu, except through unsuspecting browsers/users12:46
kanzurebrownies: apparently that's one of their companies12:46
nmz787hmm browser zombie nets12:47
ThomasEgigpu-computing browser zombie botnets.. great.12:47
ThomasEgiabsolutely great12:47
ThomasEgiisn't that what we invented computers for?12:47
nmz787pretty much12:47
Mokbortolan_1I thought we created them for porn12:47
kanzureno we created computers for ultraporn12:48
ThomasEgiMokbortolan_1, nah. that only got the bills paid12:48
nmz787except that not everyone has equal access to the botnets like in total distibuted computer nets12:48
nmz787zombify floding @ home12:48
nmz787folding*12:48
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nmz787"world gets PWMed, next age of synBio is ushered in"12:49
nmz787urgh12:49
nmz787PWNed12:49
nmz787too much motion control lately i guess12:49
ThomasEgisuddenly... jump in electricity demand, worldwide12:50
kanzureso daeken's png+html thing was pretty neat:12:50
kanzurehttp://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/squirrel/12:50
kanzureer wait, daeken's version: http://demoseen.com/windowpane/magister.png.html12:51
kanzureor http://demoseen.com/windowpane/nufl0wer.png.html12:51
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ThomasEgihm i just found out that firefox has a 3d-website inspector to visualize the frames. pretty neat12:52
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kanzureThomasEgi: yeah they have this new command line thing12:52
kanzurebut i think firebug is still more helpful, except it's slower than chrome's web inspector..12:53
kanzureoooh oooooh12:55
kanzurehttp://nic.su/12:55
kanzuresoviet union novelty domains12:55
nmz787kanzure: I like the last link12:55
kanzurehttp://science.su/12:56
kanzure$20/year12:57
kanzurefor a domain name12:57
kanzurehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.su12:57
delinquentmehttp://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/03/120326160651.htm13:04
kanzureno! no news blogs for you! gaaah13:04
nmz787delinquentme: dude the pore they used comes from genital secretion bacteria13:06
nmz787delinquentme: gross13:06
nmz787lol13:06
kanzurecan't you just link to the paper instead13:06
kanzureblah13:06
nmz787"The researchers attached a molecular motor, taken from an enzyme associated with replication of a virus, to pull the DNA strand through the nanopore reader. The motor was first used in a similar effort by researchers at the University of California, Santa Cruz, but they used a different pore that could not distinguish the different nucleotide types."13:06
kanzurehahah http://kgb.su/ "Forbidden. You don't have permission to access / on this server."13:07
nmz787http://www.nature.com/nbt/journal/v30/n4/full/nbt.2171.html13:07
delinquentmeO_o;13:08
nmz787well that is certainly next-gen and very cool, but I imagine setting it up is a PITA13:09
nmz787so that's probably the hurdle they're going to have to focus on next13:09
kanzurepaper: http://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/bio/Reading%20DNA%20at%20single-nucleotide%20resolution%20with%20a%20mutant%20MspA%20nanopore%20and%20phi29%20DNA%20polymerase.pdf13:09
delinquentmehow does someone come up with that choice ?13:09
kanzuresupplement: http://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/bio/Reading%20DNA%20at%20single-nucleotide%20resolution%20with%20a%20mutant%20MspA%20nanopore%20and%20phi29%20DNA%20polymerase%20-%20supplement.pdf13:09
kanzureblah they are both supplements13:10
nmz787hmm, those traces look weird though13:10
nmz787there are more than 4 levels13:10
kanzurenow when i try to get http://www.nature.com/nbt/journal/v30/n4/full/nbt.2171.html it says 401 unauthorized13:11
nmz787i have access13:11
kanzurecan you give me the link to the pdf?13:11
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nmz787i emailed you a dropbox share13:13
kanzureok thanks13:14
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nmz787kanzure: PM13:14
kanzurenmz787: i see you're using ezproxy now :)13:15
nmz787ezproxy is through school13:15
kanzureyeah13:15
nmz787i seem to have subconsciously planned on not graduating to continue having computer access13:16
kanzureit's a smart plan13:16
kanzurenmz787: so how about selling access to your account to pay back school debt?13:17
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nmz787https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=420905213:24
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nmz787hmm, this looks decent http://www.chromatography-online.org/Principles/Peak-Dispersion/rs43.html13:38
nmz787kanzure: this one is really cool http://www.p01.org/releases/MATRAKA/matraka.png.html14:04
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nmz787kanzure: http://h3.gd/ctrace/14:13
brownieskanzure: so apparently yeoman uses bower14:21
kanzurehmm yeoman seems to have backbone/ember/angular generators.14:26
kanzureew "yeoman init" asks questions in an interactive fashion? what a fucking disaster14:27
nmz787kanzure: http://www.p01.org/releases/20_lines_Castle_Wolfenstein/14:35
nmz787is that actually 20 lines14:35
nmz787or is it using some JS libs too14:35
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kanzureit's cramming a bunch of crap on to each line14:36
kanzureM.level+= 1-( M.updateCount= M.updateCount?( ( M.U>234&&M.V>224 )?0:1 ):alert( 'ENTER FLOOR '+ ( M.level +(M.keyDown.right=M.keyDown.left=M.keyDown.up=M.keyDown.down=M.keyDown.mapTouched=0) )  )||1 );14:36
kanzureplus he's counting by statements, rather than actual lines (comment lines, curly-brace-only lines, whitespace lines, etc.)14:37
brownieskanzure: there's "yeoman init quickstart" or somesuch14:38
kanzurehrrm.14:39
browniesi can't believe i'm discussing this. i'm going to go back to yelling at SQL.14:39
kanzureso what's the advantage here?14:39
brownieskanzure: none. there is never an advantage to using JS.14:39
kanzureno i mean, yeoman doesn't seem to do much except copy/paste libraries into a folder?14:39
brownieskanzure: i believe the idea is that yeoman provides for nodejs what the rails script and bundler provide for rails14:39
kanzurelike if i generate a new backbone model, the bootstrap stuff isn't written for me.14:39
kanzureno it looks like yeoman is for front-end-stuff only14:39
brownieskanzure: well, if you're building one of them fancy "single-page apps" or whatever the kids call it these days, then... yeoman takes care of all the things.14:40
kanzureit doesn't look like it14:40
browniesi believe this is the value proposition, anyway. as you point it, it probably does so incompetently.14:40
browniesbecause, again, it was written by JS devs for JS devs. -_-14:40
kanzurerails scaffolds let you type in attributes, and then it creates the things14:40
kanzureyeoman does not seem to do this14:40
brownieswell, no one uses rails scaffolding anyway.14:41
browniesunless by "scaffold" you were also referring to all the non-scaffold generators14:41
brownieskanzure: btw... what bootstrap stuff would you want generated for a backbone model? o.O14:42
kanzurebrownies: oh, you know. html stuff.14:42
brownieskanzure: haha14:43
kanzurebrownies: maybe i am just being lazy about backbone views14:45
kanzureoh this is nice14:46
kanzurehttp://backbonetutorials.com/organizing-backbone-using-modules/14:46
kanzurealright hten14:46
kanzurenmz787: what's dnanexus?15:07
kanzureew just sequence byte pushing15:08
nmz787umm15:25
nmz787kanzure: looks like they crunch NGS data15:25
nmz787collapse reads into contigs15:26
kanzurei see.15:26
nmz787i heard RIT hired someone to do NGS type stuff, but then we don't have enough computers or something15:26
nmz787which seems odd15:26
nmz787i didn't think shotgun seqeuncing needed such stuff15:26
kanzureNGS alignment stuff is usually done in the cloud15:27
kanzurebut maybe he had a hard time convincing them of this reality15:27
nmz787dunno15:29
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kanzureJuul: yo16:18
kanzurehttp://www.questsin.com/2012/09/wolf-spider-biohacking-hack.html16:18
kanzure"It might turn out that feeding wolf spiders this way, might actually lead to considerable life extension."16:18
brownieskanzure: haha16:30
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kanzurehrrm.18:08
kanzurebrownies: https://github.com/jspears/bobamo18:10
kanzurewtf is wrong with his commit messages. i hate him already.18:12
browniesi don't really understand the need for such things18:12
browniesbut i guess, once you start buying into the notion that "we can build an entire web app with JS" then this sort of crap is inevitable.18:13
kanzurebrownies: i sort of like the idea of dumping out a basic app based on your schema18:13
kanzurethe "everything is in javascript" thing is not as appealing :)18:14
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brownies"Because the infrastructure is built at runtime, through intraspection of the Mongoose Model, no scaffolding required."18:15
browniesthat's insane. must be retardedy inefficient.18:15
brownies"oh, you've requested the home page? hang on while i inspect the entire database schema."18:16
kanzurehuh?18:16
kanzurei think that means "runtime when you run the tool"18:16
kanzurenot per http request o_o18:16
browniesoh ok. i hope so.18:20
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kanzureoh yeoman is a google thing19:38
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brownieskanzure: what? isn't it an adobe thing?19:50
kanzurebrownies: not according to http://github.com/yeoman/yeoman19:51
nmz787jrayhawk: so i guess i'm heading to portland in about 4-5 weeks19:52
jrayhawkThat's exciting. Did that Intel thing pan out okay?19:53
nmz787i think so19:53
nmz787i think portland is better for long-term life satisfaction than nyc19:54
nmz787i am looking for part-time jobs there now on craigslist19:54
browniesjust curious, why do you think that?19:54
jrayhawkCertainly easier access to natural settings.19:54
nmz787brownies: i like a high plant to human ratio, and NYC is drastically low19:55
nmz787yeah and I'm sortof a country boy at heart, i think (though I grew up in the city)19:56
nmz787i at least like being in the wilds19:56
nmz787and portland area has Wilderness (legally, note the capital W) within like 1 to 1.5 hrs19:56
nmz787whereas around here, its.... many more hours19:57
jrayhawkjrayhawk@richardiv:~$ curl -O http://diybioforum.org/Nathan_McCorkle_resume_web.pdf19:57
jrayhawkcurl: (6) Couldn't resolve host 'diybioforum.org'19:57
jrayhawkbah19:57
nmz787no19:57
nmz787that's been dead for a while19:57
foucistgodaddy dns is down as well20:05
nmz787jrayhawk: nathanmccorkle.com/resume_07_2012_craigslist.pdf20:06
kanzurefoucist: still? hah!20:08
foucistkanzure: not sure actually, i was just reporting something i read on IRC!20:10
jrayhawkhttp://psba.pdx.edu/companies probably has some interesting opportunities20:12
nmz787gonna send my resume to some kiddie tutor ppl20:14
nmz787$16-20/hr the ad says20:14
nmz787not bad to blabber about science20:14
nmz787i do that for free anyway20:14
jrayhawkyou could blabber about science in public fora and get paid even more20:15
nmz787oh that's where we went for that meeting, right?20:15
nmz787how so?20:15
jrayhawkYeah. It's supposed to be a PSU incubator, but, like every higher learning organization in the metro area, it's apparently being hijacked by OHSU interests20:16
jrayhawkso lots of biotech stuff to play with20:16
kanzurenmz787: i can pay that, but i dunno if i can give you full time employment20:16
yashgarothnmz787 are you sending that full 3-page resume to job openings? gotta trim dat shit down brah20:18
kanzurei'm not convinced about the cult of the short resume20:18
foucistnmz787: hey, looking @ your resume, i think your background should be broken up into smaller paragraphs, and the first line should be indented in, make it less of a wall of text..  also i think skills should be near the top..  smart employers care more about skills than education :P20:19
yashgarothyeah but you're not the type to send your resume out to craigslistings kanz20:19
nmz787yashgaroth: if people don't want to read a long resume i dont want to work for them really20:19
kanzurewait, craigslist? that's an awful idea.20:19
foucistalso yeah, resumes aren't supposed to be longer than 2 pages..20:19
nmz787foucist: thanks20:19
yashgarothhey I'm just basing it on his filename for it20:19
kanzuredefinitely, you could probably just delete your education section20:19
kanzurealso delete coursework20:20
foucist^20:20
foucistjust leave in the degree20:20
nmz787well i could change the name to CV20:20
foucistand say something liek "fucking kicked ass in biotech!!"20:20
kanzurefoucist: nope not even a degree20:20
foucisteven better!20:20
kanzurei've been ass-raped by recruiters for the past 8 hours, and none of them even noticed the lack of a degree on my 7-page resume20:20
foucistkanzure: orly? show me your 7 page resume20:21
kanzurefoucist: http://heybryan.org/resume.pdf20:21
foucisti really need to setup my linkedin profile properly20:21
foucistto get those recruiters20:21
kanzurelinkedin is lame20:21
kanzuremy linkedin profile is intentionally crippled20:22
foucist90% recruiters use linkedin :P20:22
foucistwhere are your recruiters coming from then20:22
foucistgithub?20:22
kanzurethe magic etherwebs20:22
kanzurei think i got into some sort of secret recruiter resume passing webring thing.20:22
yashgarothafter I friended kanzure I got a bunch of profile views from random programming recruiters20:22
foucistkanzure: s/Objective:/Passion:20:22
kanzurefoucist: dude nobody reads this20:23
kanzurelike already you've spent more time on this than the recruiters have20:23
foucisthah20:24
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nmz787rllly delete educatiion and degree???20:32
nmz787just skillz and work history?20:32
foucistnmz787: yep20:33
jrayhawki like making education last, but i am not sure it's a good idea to get rid of it entirely20:33
kanzure"Education: yep, i'ze gots one of those"20:35
foucist"The amazing self-educated man!"20:35
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nmz787hmm20:38
nmz787ok, i guess i can try that20:38
nmz787the wall of text is nice, but it is TL;DR-ish20:38
nmz787it might get me an A on some intro of myself english class b.s.20:39
foucistlooking at a resume is more like a checklist..  people don't read it, they skim it and check to see if it matches their requirements etc20:40
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nmz787kanzure: were you saying you would pay me to speak in a public fora about science?21:07
kanzurei don't recall the context21:07
kanzurethis sounds unlikely?21:08
nmz787nmz787: gonna send my resume to some kiddie tutor ppl21:08
nmz787(11:14:40 PM) nmz787: $16-20/hr the ad says21:08
nmz787(11:16:35 PM) kanzure: nmz787: i can pay that, but i dunno if i can give you full time employment21:08
kanzurewhat's this about speaking though??21:08
kanzurei just meant your hourly rate :)21:08
kanzurei was implying that i could pay your hourly rate to have you do things21:09
kanzurepaying you to speak in public is not at all on my priority list21:09
nmz787ok21:09
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skorkethey all21:23
nmz787hi skorket21:26
skorkethey nmz787, how's it going?21:27
nmz787skorket: pretty good, had to travel this weekend to take care of material possesions in storage upstate21:33
skorketwhereabouts in upstate?21:33
nmz787rochester21:33
nmz787got some test leads today, should have the laser and power supply tomorrow21:34
skorketinteresting.  I'm in ithaca21:34
nmz787oo21:34
skorkettest leads for what?21:34
nmz787cool21:34
nmz787just banana plug to minigrabber, banana to alligator clips21:34
nmz787to clip onto the laser diode21:34
skorketwhat laser diode did you get?21:35
skorketI know I already asked you but I forget already21:35
nmz787got this power supply http://www.amazon.com/Sinometer-HY3005D-Variable-Linear-Supply/dp/B000E14F56/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1347338106&sr=8-8&keywords=mastech+power+supply21:35
skorketah, nice.  I need to get one of those someday soon21:35
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nmz787laser https://sites.google.com/site/dtrlpf/home/diodes/s06j-12x-405-diodes21:35
nmz787yeah the power supply is a bit expensive for just driving the laser, but I need one anyway since I'm working with the microcontrollers and motor controllers and motors, etc, etc... so I'll make good use of it21:36
skorketVery cool.  I wonder if it's almost cheaper to just buy a blu ray player and rip out the diode21:36
nmz787i actually have a really nice bio-rad power supply in storage too, for doing huge sequencing slab electrophoresis21:37
nmz787current controlled and everything, but its about the size of a computer tower21:37
skorketYeah, I keep needing to buy buck converters or dedicated power supplies.  I should just break down and buy that thing21:37
nmz787and goes to kilovolts :P which I dont need21:37
skorketso you have the hardware?21:38
nmz787yeah i'm gonna get a blu-ray writer too21:38
nmz787for the CNC?21:38
nmz787not yet21:38
browniesnmz787: oh i see. that's fair.21:38
nmz787brownies: hmm?21:38
browniesyour tree-to-city ratio, or whatever it was.21:39
nmz787skorket: i want to try using the writer optics, but am worried about heat transfer21:39
nmz787brownies: ahh :D21:39
nmz787and the guy that sells the diodes by themselves said on some forum post that you can break them during extraction from drives... so... yeah, good to have an extra21:40
skorketas in cooling the diode?21:40
nmz787yeah21:41
nmz787i heard they're used in pulsed mode for writing21:41
nmz787but i want it to be full duty21:41
skorketIt's probably better to go with the known good then to go experimenting to begin with.21:41
skorketah, interesting.21:41
skorketWhat hardware are you going to get?21:41
nmz787well the writer is done as far as beam correction and focusing21:41
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nmz787so that's what's attractive about using it as-is in the drive 'sled'21:42
nmz787hardware for CNC or for optics21:42
nmz787?21:42
skorketI was wondering about the CNC but I'm curious about the optics as well21:42
nmz787http://diyhpl.us/laser_etcher/laser_etcher/21:43
nmz787there's a google doc embedded there21:43
skorketoh right, you guys keep linking me to that, sorry21:43
skorketI keep forgetting that you're going to do this from scratch21:43
nmz787no one online that i've found has tried just turning up the power on a blu-ray writer21:44
skorketyeah, you guys are doing something novel21:44
nmz787i think its because the average focal length is something like 600 microns21:44
nmz787so not of interest to kiddies who want to pop balloons from across the room21:45
nmz787but it might be fine for etching thin silicone like i want21:45
skorket1.5875 microns per step at full stepping.  Much more if you microstepping at all21:48
skorket*do21:48
skorketah, whoops, there it is right underneath21:48
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Steel2kanzure: who all do we have here working on bleeding edge lab stuff besides jmil?21:50
skorketWhat's the beam diameter coming out of the diode?21:52
kanzureSteel2: it depends on how you squint.21:53
kanzureSteel2: genehacker does a lot of reflectometry stuff i think21:53
Steel2how many people do we have with Dr. or MS next to their names? :P21:54
kanzurei haven't been keping track of that21:54
kanzure*keeping21:54
Steel2ah, k.21:55
nmz787skorket: I think its around 1mm21:57
nmz787skorket: but i'm going to find out this week21:57
skorketsorry for all the stupid questions, but how are you going to go about doing that?21:57
kanzuredoh "yyyy-mm-dd" is called "big endian" for a reason i guess.22:03
kanzureer what am i saying. iso 8601. right.22:03
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nmz787skorket: probably just with calipers22:18
nmz787put a piece of paper in front of the diode and take a picture next to a ruler or something22:19
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nmz787what do you guys think of beer?23:38
nmz787i like drinking it sometimes23:39
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joshcryerEh, I'm more of a Vodka guy.23:43
joshcryerBut I like the taste of beer.23:44
joshcryerBoilermakers are the best.23:44
nmz787well i mean health wise23:47
nmz787hplus-wise23:47
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joshcryerOh, I'm not too health conscious but alcohol has shown its benefits.23:53
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