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by ashwal 4y ago
This is much more than I would have guessed! Considering how recent ~any level of EV mass manufacturing is v.s. the total stock and new purchases of ICE cars, a material dent seems rather impressive? Why we always gotta be so cynical ¯\_(ツ)
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No models are perfect, but Biotech's are terrible(adamashwal.com)
3 points by ashwal 4y ago|0 comments
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by ashwal 4y ago
Their measurements (Figure 4) directly contradict this so they add another variable to their model ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Task performance & subjective rating don't change between the two groups. The measurements are crude. There's a
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by ashwal 4y ago
Some good tips in here, I've find myself reaching for JSON/excel methods often. Despite using it for years, I still haven't decided if pandas is poorly architected or if the clunkiness (for lack of better of term) is a result
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by ashwal 5y ago
Which book, do you recall?
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by ashwal 5y ago
They're probably referring to: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11909679/ I think this is one symptom of a much greater issue: the inbred mice strains we use are disastrously weird (arising from the initial populat
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by ashwal 5y ago
There's many papers showing similar. (My personal favorite is https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/scitranslmed.aaw8412 where they removed the claimed target for various cancer therapies and many still worked)
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Low-Hanging Fruit in Automating Biology(adamashwal.com)
37 points by ashwal 5y ago|13 comments
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by ashwal 5y ago
You captured the stochastic nature of building quite well - thanks for sharing : )
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by ashwal 5y ago
Important context is that all interventions that have assumed amyloid to be causal for Alzheimer's have failed to show material clinical improvement. So the bar is really much higher than "did remove plaque" and the prior sho
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by ashwal 5y ago
Thanks for the detailed reply! Can you drop some names of content creators you enjoy as a starting point?
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by ashwal 5y ago
Where does the fancy houseplant community hangout on the internet? I’m intrigued
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by ashwal 6y ago
What a weird story that keeps getting weirder. I am a data scientist who spent June in Tallahassee helping coordinate state-wide COVID testing with FDEM (Florida Department of Emergency Management) and state health officials. Everyone I wor
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Progress in Biology Is Slow – Here's How We Can Speed It Up(adamashwal.com)
40 points by ashwal 6y ago|22 comments
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Lessons from Scaling Data Science from 0 to 4M Covid Tests(adamashwal.com)
1 points by ashwal 6y ago|0 comments