cake93

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by cake93 6y ago
This week, the PyMCon 2020 is happening: All around PyMC3, one of the leading libraries for MCMC/Bayesian statistics/probabilistic programming, this online conference is split into an asynchronous and a synchronous part. The talks
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Show HN: Deploy Keras neural nets as a REST-service in pure Python(github.com)
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by cake93 10y ago
Yes. These are images taken by confocal microscopy, where you focus a laser scanning microscope on a plane and only see that. Then you move the focus plane up by a bit and take the next picture. Super-resolution microscopy such as STORM, ST
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by cake93 10y ago
[follow up] For Light Sheet 3D video of developing fly embryo take a look here: http://www.digital-embryo.org/ They have movies and also downloads of the raw data and Matlab pipline for analysis. Notice that this was publis
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by cake93 10y ago
Here, follow the instructions to download and install the HDF5 plugin for Fiji: http://lmb.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/resources/opensource/i... From the same site you can download "pollen.h5". Then follo
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by cake93 10y ago
Manipulation with the mouse if you're lucky. Often this would involve Matlab, or some specialized software. But in many cases we don't even have this and people use Fiji to scroll through the z-dimension with a slider. For present
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by cake93 10y ago
AR/VR visualization of 3D and 4D microscopy data (multicolor 3D video, as well as 3D point clouds over time) for biological research. Look for "lattice light sheet microscopy" or "superresolution microscopy" such as
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by cake93 10y ago
Of course! This is cool in so many different ways. I can imagine a large touch bar with stylus input (!) would actually be useful. Also a trackpad at the top of the keyboard would be perfect for working on trains and planes!
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by cake93 10y ago
Easy solution for problems 2+3: tiny USB sticks. For example SanDisk Cruzer Fit 32GB ($ 9) on amazon. They have a tiny loop, but I prefer to always keep it plugged in to my laptop. Always works. Except with smartphones.
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Show HN: Print Python code to the console(blog.mosthege.net)
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by cake93 12y ago
How would the calculations play out for near-earth MACHOs and radio frequencies instead of visible light? I can imagine that the construction of a suitable antenna is more feasible than for a visible-light telescope?
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by cake93 13y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but from a thermodynamic point of view the major problem is the entropy. You can't just convert heat into any other form of energy (light) without also caring of the entropy. In the case of solving some sa
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by cake93 13y ago
Biotechnologist here....As I see it there are three options: 1. Uptake of the thermic energy by an endothermic chemical reaction (like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instant_cold_pack ) 2. Passive removal of the heat with
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by cake93 14y ago
The third party (reseller) who bought the seed from Monsanto in the first place most probably breached the contract by producing and selling new seeds! This third party is probably the one who is to be sued, but patent law allows the farmer