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by _ihaque 3y ago
H4 certainly sounds strange to me (and as other commenters have pointed out, this is a toy example, not a real molecule), but there are weird bond structures out there in real molecules that violate "at minimum, two electrons shared be
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Smartening up a whole-home humidifier(ihaque.org)
3 points by _ihaque 3y ago|0 comments
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I Do Not Think That NFT Means What You Think It Does(2d.laboratorium.net)
9 points by _ihaque 5y ago|1 comments
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by _ihaque 5y ago
One would use a scheme like Shamir's secret sharing [1], not literally cutting the exact bits of the key into strips. > To unlock the secret via Shamir's secret sharing, a minimum number of shares are needed. This is called the
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by _ihaque 5y ago
> As it implies the close spacing is for some kind of mechanical/electrical mechanism within the core of every cell’s nucelus. It is interesting, but not for the reasons you may be imagining. And not a mysterious electrical mechanis
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by _ihaque 5y ago
Even at 500Da or less, it's much, much larger than that. You may be interested in the work of Jean-Louis Reymond's group, who have done more or less exactly what you suggest: https://gdb.unibe.ch/downloads/ G
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by _ihaque 5y ago
Sorry @RhysU! My intention wasn't to poo on financial careers. A lot of* what happens in finance is in fact useful and certainly technically interesting. My point was that _if_ one's primary goal is to get the highest comp possibl
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by _ihaque 5y ago
There are a lot of comments in this thread discussing biotech salaries. They're not universally true. Source: I'm the VP of data science at Recursion, a biotech company focused on drug discovery, so I manage or have visibility int
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by _ihaque 6y ago
(For those who didn't click, note that What-If #120 is "Excerpts from What If articles written in a world which, thankfully, is not the one we live in")
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by _ihaque 6y ago
(Author here) And that's why this exists! (Though it's BLE, not ANT+.)
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by _ihaque 6y ago
(Author here) There's no built-in mode for constant power. (Nor could there be, on the original Bike that I have, as the resistance control is manual.) The new one might have it. At a hardware level I'm not sure how well it would
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by _ihaque 6y ago
By the way, do you know if anyone in the gymnasticon community has cracked the meaning of the initialization packets sent at bootup? I have a partial decoding of the first two packets: the second includes bike ID and some other stuff, but n
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by _ihaque 6y ago
Thanks!
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by _ihaque 6y ago
(Author here) The Peloton also has power zone training similar to what you mentioned. With the instructors nattering on in the background, occasionally rotating the dial isn't so bad. I believe the newer version of the bike does have a
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by _ihaque 6y ago
Author here. This work actually dates back from August-October of last year for the most part, but I didn't get to finish writing it up till the holidays. Happy to take questions here or on Twitter (see my profile). If anyone is intere
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by _ihaque 6y ago
Argh, sorry! Must have typoed the link in the header. Should be fixed now.
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by _ihaque 6y ago
(Author here) Power meter pedals are significantly more expensive than the bits that went into this project. (There's a complete BOM in the follow-up post: https://ihaque.org/posts/2020/12/28/pelomon
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by _ihaque 6y ago
It wouldn't be too hard to make a modification to the PeloMon that allowed this. Right now it is a listen-only device, but with an added UART it could just as well control the Bike.
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by _ihaque 6y ago
Yeah! I saw your blog post about reviving your Flywheel and decided to finally take this project on. Thanks for the inspiration! (No thanks for writing your code in Node ;) https://ihaque.org/posts/2020/12/28&
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Decoding the Peloton(ihaque.org)
162 points by _ihaque 6y ago|115 comments
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Decoding the Peloton(ihaque.org)
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Careers in Academia vs. Industry: A Clash of Two Value Systems(ihaque.org)
1 points by _ihaque 6y ago|0 comments
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by _ihaque 7y ago
The results Grail presented as a talk at ESMO are fairly similar to those they presented in somewhat less detail at conferences earlier in the year (AACR and ASCO). For those who are interested in a deeper dive on this technology, its poten
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by _ihaque 9y ago
We're hiring software engineers, machine learning engineers, and ML scientists at Freenome to work on early detection of cancer: https://www.freenome.com/careers . My email is in my profile; feel free to reach out if yo
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by _ihaque 10y ago
The folks at Los Alamos have done that one better and actually measured GPUs placed in neutron beamlines: https://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/skeckler/pubs/SELSE_2014_Rel... http://users.nccs.gov/
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by _ihaque 10y ago
Yes, Vischeck: http://www.vischeck.com/vischeck/ . There's a Python library that's usable at the command line, too: https://github.com/joergdietrich/daltonize .
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by _ihaque 10y ago
At least some Android keyboards (Gboard) put % and ℅ near each other on the same symbol page, and it's easy to mistake one for the other if you don't look closely.
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by _ihaque 10y ago
This was essentially the plot of an original series Star Trek episode, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Taste_of_Armageddon : In this episode, the crew of the USS Enterprise visits a planet whose people fight a com
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by _ihaque 10y ago
Standard approach would likely be to choose a population of patients, randomize them between "chemo" and "chemo+immune" treatment groups, and then test for a significant difference in the metric of choice such as respons
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by _ihaque 10y ago
Note that this paper is from Nature: Scientific Reports , which is also published by Nature Publishing Group, but is not the Nature journal you're thinking of. SRep is not in the same tier as Nature .

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