DanielleMolloy

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Chinese students are pioneering a new platform for academic PI reviews(pi-review.com)
3 points by DanielleMolloy 2y ago|1 comments
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
The underlying problem is the lack of tickets. The only way accommodate more attendees and grow would have been to move permanently to a fairground like Leipzig. Unfortunately, there seems to be no willingness to do so. I found the Leipzig
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
Interesting that it did not sell out. I've heard there was a lot of concern in the community about covid.
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
Where was that, and when? I got tickets through hackerspaces and was never expected to do anything for them.
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Jury Finds Discrimination in H-1B Visa Tech Worker Case(insider.govtech.com)
7 points by DanielleMolloy 2y ago|0 comments
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Is the big business of scientific publishing bad for science?(theguardian.com)
2 points by DanielleMolloy 2y ago|0 comments
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
I did this years ago, it helped somewhat, but Apple's standard codec is still way better (I blind-tested this).
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
Most people are not listening closely, nearly meditating over music. If you average over most people, this is what you will find. Look at the "outliers" in those same studies.
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
I've made blind A/B tests between the Apple standard codec and Spotify Premium. Not even talking lossless, as Spotify doesn't even offer a lossless option. I don't want to be patronized on what I allegedly can / can
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
Did you try AppleMusic? Not directly related to your case, but I thought I had some age-related hearing loss when listening to Spotify Premium only for a decade. I appreciate their recommendations (found me a whole bunch of new interesting
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
Discussing the right levels of abstraction is a huge thing in computational biology. At what level is 'the algorithm' of natural computation implemented?
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
Big thanks for this!
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
Here is the link to the full text: https://iai.tv/articles/science-publishing-is-a-multimillion... @dang: Could you edit this, please?
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Scientific publishing has been gamed to advance scientists’ careers(iai.tv)
33 points by DanielleMolloy 2y ago|15 comments
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
The brand name I know is BrainPort, which gives you a 20x20 matrix with three intensity values (on, mid, off) on your tongue: https://www.wicab.com/brainport-vision-pro I found a few others while digging to find this again.
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
I trust Musks ability to attract stupid money and hype towards highly beneficial technology and research goals.
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
I see the necessity good intentions behind it, but also believe this singling out can lead to developing this sense of shame the user mentioned.
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
Thank you for sharing. I'm in research that is somewhat attached to the technology side and find 2) particularly interesting. Did you ever look into electrotactile tongue display units? What is your opinion? I'm curious about what
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
Not sure how it was 2007, but tumblr feels like relief nowadays because it still has some glimpses of that old internet. You can customize a tumblr down to the HTML, including JavaScript. Not using the social parts (likes) etc. though. I&#x
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
His letter from today is on X. It is about 2021 onwards, which should not surprise anyone who has paid attention. Edit: Also here now, as another user posted: https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/house/3134499&#
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
RIP. Her son just died early this year, from a drug overdose. https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/05/31/marco-t...
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by DanielleMolloy 2y ago
Interesting slide deck from Kamitani (senior author) about this paper from this week: https://speakerdeck.com/ykamit/the-thin-line-between-reconst...
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Spurious Reconstruction of Visual Perception from Brain Activity(arxiv.org)
1 points by DanielleMolloy 2y ago|1 comments
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Mind-reading AI recreates what you're looking at with amazing accuracy(newscientist.com)
1 points by DanielleMolloy 2y ago|0 comments
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Brain2GAN: Feature-disentangled encoding and decoding of visual perception(journals.plos.org)
5 points by DanielleMolloy 2y ago|0 comments
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Spurious reconstruction of images from brain activity(arxiv.org)
1 points by DanielleMolloy 2y ago|0 comments
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by DanielleMolloy 3y ago
Interesting, thanks for sharing. I do wonder to what extent the MRI magnet poses a safety risk? Also these things are quite expensive, I wonder how the producers view the costs involved. I wonder whether fNIRS could be a cheaper and safer a
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by DanielleMolloy 3y ago
I've had to renew my ESTA last year and theirs (the official) is probably the clearest government website I came across. Lots to read but every possible detail or outlier seems to be clearly handled. Was also processed quickly. Just sa
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by DanielleMolloy 3y ago
They are much better integrated with the system, their UI is great and they are plain and simple. It's not just Keynote that is good. I used Pages for a lot of private stuff like letters, and Numbers suffices for a lot of simple tables
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by DanielleMolloy 3y ago
I've been told a few times that I'm a good listener. All I ever did in this direction was reading Michael Endes "Momo" as a child.

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