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Small footprint, but does almost everything other clients do. Really, I'm getting sick of twitter clients that take up more memory than a full computing session in Mathematica. - Sung W. Lim

"Eureqa is a software tool for detecting equations and hidden mathematical relationships in your data. Its primary goal is to identify the simplest mathematical formulas which could describe the underlying mechanisms that produced the data." - Sung W. Lim from Bookmarklet

"Eureqa is a software tool for detecting equations and hidden mathematical relationships in data. It's primary goal is to identify the simplest mathematical formulas which could describe the underlying mechanisms that produced the data. " - Sung W. Lim

The victorian internet: telegrams. - Sung W. Lim

flash game. - Sung W. Lim

Books... So expensive. - Sung W. Lim

Propeller multicore chip based minicomputer. Has a built in high level language called spin. It comes barebones, but the general vibe of the device harkens back to the days of Altair. I'd love to get my hands on one of these. - Sung W. Lim

Why was I not aware of this? Massive network FAIL! Maybe I can still run out and catch a glimpse? - Sung W. Lim from Bookmarklet

I wan to go to there - Sung W. Lim from Bookmarklet

Modern internet is a quantitative shift from international communications infrastructure from the Victorian era. Fascinating stuff. - Sung W. Lim

BOSS lab for DIYBiology, led by Mac and others. - Sung W. Lim

SEED's downloadable tool for living in the 21st century. - Sung W. Lim

Another twitter client for OS X - Sung W. Lim

Blog with some nice contents, about business, programming, and other things. - Sung W. Lim

"Almost every biological, economic, and social systems is a complex adaptive system. Mathematical and computer models are relevant to CAS. Some approaches to modeling CAS are given. Applications in vaccination and the immune system are studied. Mathematical topics motivated by CAS are discussed. - Sung W. Lim

How to access GMail using python. Just what I needed. - Sung W. Lim

Learning scifi interfaces in real world designs. Podcast with transcript. - Sung W. Lim

How to smalltalk. (Not programming language. The social interaction). I've long thought that asking people 'what they do' when making smalltalk was a socially acceptable equivalent of stating I'm an a-hole, and the author agrees. - Sung W. Lim

How he hires programmers. This should apply to most other jobs&fields as well, not just programmers. - Sung W. Lim

Arduino tutorial from adafruit industries - Sung W. Lim

Science is shackled by intellectual properties. - Sung W. Lim

Update on the state of medical science using evolutionary biology. The topic seem to be the zeitgeist among many members of the medical community these days. - Sung W. Lim

Blog on biotech startups resources and news. - Sung W. Lim

Home of the Illuminato X Machina parallel processing boards. It's parallel and it's opensource. Parallel programming... Haskell/Smalltalk/Go? - Sung W. Lim

Wired article about Illuminato X Machina, diy parallel processing system. This is definitely something I want to play around with. Neuron simulations anyone? - Sung W. Lim

Opensource electronics based on arduino backbone. Some very interesting stuff in there. - Sung W. Lim

What it says. Collaboration between existing hackerspaces and DIYBio-ers will be important in the future. - Sung W. Lim

Scientific computing group at Cambridge. - Sung W. Lim

Edge interview/article with Jaron Lanier. Talks about the fallacy of the computer sciences, and makes quite a few interesting observations on the state of general computing, computer science, and computer development right now. - Sung W. Lim

Blog of Victoria Stodden, a postdoc associate at Yale law. "My research focus is changes to the scientific method arising from the pervasiveness of computation, specifically reproducibility in computational science." - Sung W. Lim