Leftovers: OSS and Sharing
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Geohot Makes His Autonomous Driving Tech Open-Source Following NHTSA Inquiry
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Comma.ai releases open-source autonomous driving kit
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What's new in OpenStack in 2016: A look at the Newton release
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An Open Source Interview With The Moodler-In-Chief
The origin story of Martin Dougiamas, creator and CEO of Moodle, involves vast deserts, the Kalgoorlie School of the Air before the internet, the groundbreaking coming of the internet, and fireplaces.
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Health Catalyst Launches Open-Source Machine Learning
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Health Catalyst Launches Open Source, Healthcare Machine Learning Repository
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Health Catalyst aims to 'democratize' machine learning in healthcare
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Open-source tools accelerate plant breeding in developing countries
Crop breeders in developing countries can now access free tools to accelerate the breeding of improved crops varieties, thanks to a collaboration between the GOBII project at Cornell University and the Boyce Thompson Institute (BTI), and the James Hutton Institute in Scotland.
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Underground Food helps launch open source food safety website
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The dangers of thinking Australian high school kids just schooled Shkreli
A group of high school students in Sydney, Australia is having a moment of fame after announcing they were able to synthesize Daraprim—the anti-parasitic drug that went from $13.50 to $750 a pill last year, thanks to the infamous Martin Shkreli, ex-CEO of Turing pharmaceuticals.
According to headlines, the kids “show up” and “school” Martin Shkreli with their basic chemistry prowess. Forbes even went a violent route, saying the high schoolers “punch Martin Shkreli In the face, figuratively” with their science savvy. On Twitter, there even seemed to be a sincere question of whether the kids could actually compete with Daraprim on the market.
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Martin Shkreli: Australian boys recreate life-saving drug
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High school heroes recreate the pill Martin Shkreli priced at $750 for a measly $20
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Australian students recreate Martin Shkreli price-hike drug in school lab
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High school students open-source Shkreli's pricey HIV drug
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Breaking good: School students make costly drug cheaply using open source approach
Sydney Grammar students, under the supervision of the University of Sydney and global members of the Open Source Malaria consortium, have reproduced an essential medicine in their high school laboratories.
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‘Pepper & Carrot’: An Open-Source Web Comic
Open source has become the programmers’ daily bread: Hardly a project that does not build upon publicly available code from open source projects, licensed such that use of the code (as is or modified) is permissible even for commercial endeavors. An increasingly popular web comic about a young witch called Pepper and her tomcat Carrot is developed as “open-source comic.” Open source in the arts?!?
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Notes from Node.js Interactive: Node.js VM-neutrality, the Node.js security project, and NodeSource NSolid 2.0
The Node.js Foundation is continuing its mission to make Node.js VM-neutral. The foundation announced major milestones toward allowing the solution to work in a wide variety of VMs at the Linux Foundation’s Node.js Interactive conference this week.
According to the foundation, VM-neutrality will allow Node.js to expand its ecosystem to more devices and workloads, such as the Internet of Things and mobile devices. Other benefits include developer productivity and standardized efforts.
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