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And the note about the probe also carrying the ashes of Clyde Tombaugh was touching.

Anecdotally, Ham Smith and Clyde Hutchison, used to write their own fortran programs for identifying promoters, ORFs, and what not.

In honor of Clyde William Tombaugh [1], the astronomer who discovered Pluto, a canister [2] containing his ashes is on-board the New Horizons space probe.

The real story: two months into the project, Karma founders Dayne Rathbone and Clyde Rathbone realize that they are not happy with their contractor, Artem Andreenko.

I didn't realise passing under the Clyde had such an affect, that's quite interesting.

Yes, but they're not enemies like Nazi Germany was an enemy, or like Al Qaeda was an enemy, or even like Bonnie and Clyde were enemies.

If only Clyde Tombaugh could have lived to see where we are now...

The following day Clyde and I had our last chat with Artem.

Hm, I used to work for Clyde Hutchison (and Ham Smith)...

It sounds like brothers Clyde and Dayne are ineffective managers who neglected to supervise Artem (i.e.

While Artem seems to be an ass, the other important conclusion that can be drawn from this article is that Dayne and Clyde sunk $10k for 600 lines of simple Go code.

I think it is likely, I will be able to interview Hamilton Smith, the discoverer of restriction enzymes, and Clyde Hutchison, inventor of site-directed mutagenesis.

The answer is, of course, "to heat the Clyde".

It reads: "Interned herein are remains of American Clyde W.

Gödel might want to say something about that, but never mind.) Dillinger(!) is claimed to have said "Bonnie and Clyde gave bank robbing a bad name".

This is where the future is: I don't have the want/skills/time to build a good, aesthetically pleasing, desk lamp, so I buy a Clyde.

If you thought this was interesting, there's a lot more in this vein from the author (Clyde Mandelin aka Mato/Tomato) who is a professional translator as well as a ROM hacker (not to mention, his fame in internet Earthbound/Mother fandom).