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by 1_over_n 7y ago
Can you link to this phage paper please. I'm about to start a project looking at phages.
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
I think one thing that's overlooked in Cancer research is how much ground has been, and will continue to be broken in terms of basic biological research to solve the problems required. To even define and understand the problem properly
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Ask HN: Choose your 5 top qualities to assess for general personality-job fit?
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Method for predicting personality traits and interactions from images of person(patents.google.com)
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
I speculatively emailed Kahneman once about a blog i was working on. He emailed me back. Cool guy.
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Paul Davies: “The Demon in the Machine” – Talks at Google(youtube.com)
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Helminthic Therapy a.k.a. Hookworm Therapy(en.wikipedia.org)
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
Placebo effects are very real and any drugs efficacy will include some placebo effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Placebo#Placebo-controlled_stu...
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
We are using biophysics based approaches. Will send an email over :)
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
>> Interpretability obviously doesn't hurt accuracy. Why do you say this? From what i have seen it certainly can and does. For some industries finding a trade off where the magic is. https://link.springer.com/arti
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
This is a great point. There is a general lack of understanding about what it means for models to be interpretable & explainable. These words get thrown around often by people who don't understand the definition, and also the trade
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
I would also add in that blackbox ML solutions are deceptively "simple" approaches. Like a miraj in the desert for software developers: No domain expertise neccessary - or even the counter narriatives may come in... "domain e
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
At our company, we are working with "mechanistic" or mathmatical models rather than stastical approches. I have observed : 1. It is hard than it should be to explain the concept to people (particularly VCs) 2 . people struggle to
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
If this was Corbyns advisor and Corbyn was in power how would people feel about a data driven approach to disrupting politics? For left leaning folk don't like cummings new style, does that mean they are thinking conservatively about g
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
Will admit i am nitpicking but I feel like biologically is a poor choice of word here. "Historically, culturally, sociologically, traditionally, anthropologically," all work much better than biologically (which to me would suggest
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
https://twitter.com/drhughharvey/status/1212646954477539328
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Medicinal Fungi Wiki(en.wikipedia.org)
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
Well to be fair the title is "How I built and shipped my revenue-ready MVP in 4 hours" not "how i built my business in 4 hours". The claim is an MVP. I've seen people raise money with less than this so at least some
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
I honestly feel like these comments are quite elitist. I can programme if i need to but will often use convenience tools to quickly test ideas. Thats kind of the spirit of (many not all) startups right now. Isn't the magic in figuring
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
We are working in the breast cancer space now looking at breast cancer and ultrasound (not just from a screening / diagnostic perspective - also treatment planning for medical oncologists and treatment response planning). We don't
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Radiomics: The facts and the challenges ofimage analysis [pdf](ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_McLaughlin_(golfer)
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
I feel like range was enjoyable and i understand the theory, however the reality of the job market seems to be in rewarding narrow skilled specialists. I'm not sure how this gets resolved as a person with range in the market place. My
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
Thank you for this. I will read these later!
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
Found a good paper here outlining MR vs US (see table 2). https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3064817/ The "expensive thermometer" point is interesing. Cant we develop a cheaper one?
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
This is a great point. There is a good book which i think features a statistical perspective on screening in relation to dying with prostate cancer vs dying from prostate cancer. This book is a great read and i would advise anyone who i
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
Stupid question, could it be guided with something lower tech like ultrasound itself rather than MRI?
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
thanks :)
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
Paywalled :)
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
Happy to talk about it offline / privately as we are quietly working towards releasing something. Not sure how is best to reach you?

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