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by 8iterations 1y ago
Jäntra Biosystems | Multiple Roles | San Francisco or Remote | Full-time | Salary + Equity Jäntra Biosystems is revolutionizing protein structure prediction. We’re building AI models at the intersection of biology and computation. Join us a
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Using Adafruit EdgeBadge with TensorFlow and PyBadge to Make Wedding Invites(petridishtalk.com)
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An E-Ink Progress Bar for Your Unborn Child(hackaday.com)
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Show HN: built an e-ink pregnancy tracker(petridishtalk.com)
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Why Penrose thinks General Intelligence is unachievable(petridishtalk.com)
1 points by 8iterations 4y ago|2 comments
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Physics of Life, Carbon Nanotubes and Microtubules(petridishtalk.com)
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Guide to RNA-Seq Analysis(petridishtalk.com)
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by 8iterations 5y ago
atrium was really bad my dude.
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Indian Makers Respond to the Covid-19 Pandemic by Producing Oxygen Concentrators(hackaday.com)
1 points by 8iterations 5y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A set of tools to run genetic analysis, demoed here with Covid(mokasquarl.github.io)
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Using Burrows-Wheeler transform to identify SARS-CoV-2 mutants(mokasquarl.github.io)
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Building a Bioinformatics Pipeline to Detect and Understand Covid Mutants(mokasquarl.github.io)
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Nucleotide analog Remdesivir stops RNA Polymerase(mokasquarl.github.io)
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by 8iterations 6y ago
Totally Rad!
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Leading BFX Organizations in This Pandemic
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by 8iterations 6y ago
Exactly, him & his firm have been leading the bandwagon on crypto investments, social/mobile, ads, "scooters", and all the other sectors which are all hype & no build.
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Using SARS-CoV-2 Reference Genome to Align Outbreak Sequencing Data(mokasquarl.github.io)
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by 8iterations 7y ago
Yes I agree with you, I am concerned with the elderly & infants. As these are the demographics which usually have higher fatal outcome both in diseases, and even adverse effects from drugs/surgery.
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by 8iterations 7y ago
I was wrong about the season flu being less deadly. However if we look past lay press like CNBC or The Atlantic because this is cutting edge/developing research, and into the academic press, we see that the mortality rate is significan
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by 8iterations 7y ago
We make a variant caller, which is used in the pipeline for this kind of work, you might find it an interesting rabbit hole. https://magnolia.sh
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by 8iterations 8y ago
Lucid Align | SF or Remote | C# Xamarin | Full-Time or Part-Time | https://lucidalign.com Lucid is a scientific desktop tool for genomic sequencing data. It's part of a larger toolset used for sequence alignment, variant ca
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by 8iterations 8y ago
"Conjectures and Refutations: The Growth of Scientific Knowledge" is my favorite work by Karl Popper. His 1945 work on the Paradox of Tolerance seems more appropriate here.
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by 8iterations 8y ago
A better animation is the winner of the AutoPACK challenge few years back: https://vimeo.com/62635232 Those guys did an awesome job because: a) use of brownian motion b) sick af music.
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by 8iterations 9y ago
Traditional variant calling, that is bayesian methods, have gotten very good at detecting point mutations, that is single letters. But have hit a wall when it comes to more complex structural mutations, we wanted to build this for example t
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by 8iterations 9y ago
Hey, I'm one of the guys working on this. These are just our notes and drafts, and even though we are at ~97%-99.3% the goal is to get to 99.9587% or higher because out of 3-4 billion letters that is still significant. Here's a co
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To detect cancer we turned genomes into images and put them through DCNNs(medium.com)
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by 8iterations 9y ago
I see you are just a random developer guy, so I would recommend you talk to your friend more. Then, improve your skillset in the sciences, so that you may outsmart him/her and put whatever resources they possess to better use.
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by 8iterations 10y ago
San Francisco | Full-time | C++/C#/Xamarin Genomics it's good stuff. We made some tools that are better than what academics/gov/big companies make. Desktop applications, not web or "cloud"-- b/c you
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by 8iterations 12y ago
Can you place links at each of your figures so that we can directly link to those of interest? This is great stuff!
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Apoptosome: The Seven-Spoked Death Machine(sciencedirect.com)
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