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blakeweb
11y ago
Recursion Pharmaceuticals | Salt Lake City, Utah -- Onsite Looking for a Senior Data Scientist / Computational Scientist. Help us bring computational sophistication to curing diseases in a way that's only recently become possible.
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11y ago
Corrected link: http://www.recursionpharma.com/senior-python-data-scientist
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11y ago
Senior Python Data Scientist Salt Lake City, Utah -- Onsite Recursion Pharmaceuticals We’re a small (currently 8 full-timers) and fast-growing biotech startup with an amazing set of advisors including the Broad’s Anne Carpenter, and we'
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Senior Python Data Scientist or Computational Biologist Recursion Pharmaceuticals - Salt Lake City, Utah - onsite, full-time Question to consider: What's the most impactful data science problem you could be working on? We’re a small an
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12y ago
Senior Python Data Scientist and Senior Software Engineer - Recursion Pharmaceuticals Question for you: What's the most challenging, most impactful set of data problems you could be working on? We’re a small and fast-growing biotech st
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Senior Python Data Scientist and Senior Software Engineer - Recursion Pharmaceuticals - Salt Lake City, UT Question for you: What's the most challenging, most impactful set of data problems you could be working on? We’re a small and fa
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Senior Python Data Scientist and Senior Software Engineer - Recursion Pharmaceuticals Question for you: What's the most challenging, impactful, rewarding set of computational problems you could be working on, that will really change li
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12y ago
Senior Python Data Scientist and Python Engineer - Recursion Pharmaceuticals Question for you: What's the most challenging, most impactful set of data problems you could be working on? We’re a small and fast-growing biotech startup wit
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12y ago
Hiring a Lead Data Scientist and Python Software Engineers - Recursion Pharmaceuticals - Salt Lake City, Utah (Also hiring biologists with mammalian cell culture experience!) We’re a fast-growing 7-person biotech startup with an amazing set
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12y ago
Hiring a Lead Data Scientist and a Software Engineer (Python) - Recursion Pharmaceuticals - Salt Lake City, Utah (Also hiring biologists with mammalian cell culture experience!) We’re a five-person biotech startup with an amazing set of adv
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12y ago
Hiring a Lead Data Scientist and a Software Engineer (Python) - Recursion Pharmaceuticals - Salt Lake City, Utah (Also hiring biologists with mammalian cell culture experience!) We’re a five-person biotech startup with an amazing set of adv
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13y ago
I'm guessing the intent is to say that anonymizing the source of money per se doesn't seem to do anyone any harm, much like accepting cash as a form of payment. The problem is when people use such channels to avoid detection of cr
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13y ago
Agreed, the author paints it mainly as a rich vs not-rich divide, and while he in the end admits that it's broader than that, the core of it seems to be the country/suburbs vs city-dweller divide. Do you want to be in the mix of a
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14y ago
I agree reproducibility is an important problem, but the author assumes that dropping backwards compatibility is often necessary at _some_ point in order for a language to improve, and that the improvement is at _some_ point worth it. I th
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14y ago
Agreed, although just wanted to mention SciRuby for rubyists jealous of scipy and numpy. It's in development (led by a good friend of mine) and contributions are welcomed. http://sciruby.com
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14y ago
"Growth drives everything in this world." I think you're choosing one single sentence and taking it out of context, in other words, misunderstanding. By "this world", I took pg to mean the high-tech area of economic activity, with silicon v
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15y ago
For those looking for more information: Problems with ACTA, from Michael Geist, a Canadian on the EFF advisory board: http://www.michaelgeist.ca/content/view/6350/125/ From his points, the main substantive change from what I can tell is m
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15y ago
Using 'vip' to select the current paragraph didn't work for me on osx (instead it went into insert mode with the 'i'), so I gave up on my very brief trial. Did I give up too soon? Or is that oversight typical of other quirks I'll run into
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Vim keybindings didn't work well for me. In command mode tried vip to select the current function definition and it instead went into insert mode with the i. To me that means it's probably got lots of other quirks. Do you just not use th
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15y ago
Actually, if you read the article and linked letter, you will see that this list does not seem to come from any explicit support of SOPA. Instead, anyone on this list and not on the official judiciary list linked above comes from a letter[
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15y ago
I think that's likely to be the perception any time you have a company that's grown quickly and organically, at least when your whole company depends on your software as much as ours does. Ditching something that's interwoven into every bu
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15y ago
Bias: I'm a co-founder of BuildASign.com, an ecommerce company in Austin, and we're hiring. (Extra bias: we're a great company to work for, if Austin interests you.) I agree that this article blows the issue out of proportion, but then aga
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15y ago
I use rdio, and it's not the streaming that makes me keep paying them--it's the legal access to a mountainous library of most of the music I ever have a reason to give a listen to.
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blakeweb
15y ago
Looks not to be true, although I can't verify this. A commenter posted the following hours later: I was there and filmed it. He did not fly the printed engine. The rocket you saw fly was a solid for testing GPS systems. The printed engine
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15y ago
Could you explain what you mean? My understanding was that Attitude indicators solved this problem using a gyroscope a long time ago. Maybe this falls into what you meant by an "outside reference", but it seems to me autopilots would clea
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15y ago
I'm basically a lurker as well (< a dozen comments in 3 years probably), but despite the increased difficulty in identifying the best contributions to a discussion, I still overall feel I and the site both are better off without the com
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15y ago
It's mainly the investors that lose out from a bubble bursting--one way to look at it is that a bubble is just a good time to get a high valuation from a company's perspective. By calling it a bubble, you're saying you think there's more m
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15y ago
I just watched the mentioned video[1] the other day and made some notes, so thought I'd share them since this hit the front page. - Fructose is metabolized similarly to ethanol. Both can only mostly be metabolized in the liver, whereas glu
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16y ago
My advice: forget about making a great landing page--you need a simple page up now, as in today. This is getting buzz. Right now you should go to weebly and set up a splash page for dress.me that just has a simple email capture form for p
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I like that construction. The article also emphasizes teaching kids another contributing equation: smart = sum(previous efforts) Giving a final equation: immediate results = immediate effort * sum(previous efforts)
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