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by cing 10y ago
I've had an account at Meta prior to this announcement. The statement "Meta is a tool that helps researchers understand what is happening globally in science and shows them where science is headed" is not wrong, even though t
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by cing 10y ago
Yeah, even if it's just for researchers, I interpreted that as "free to search", but not that the platform or data (citation graph w/ metadata) would be open source.
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by cing 10y ago
"All of Biohub's findings -- along with everything that is studied in the Chan Zuckerberg Science initiative -- will be open source and available to all." [1] I wonder if this extends to Meta? [1] https://www.engad
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“The Talk” by Scott Aaronson and Zach Weinersmith(smbc-comics.com)
4 points by cing 10y ago|1 comments
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by cing 10y ago
I believe several papers have examined efficiently pruning neural networks, but neural death would be better branding ;) ( https://arxiv.org/pdf/1506.02626v3.pdf https://arxiv.org/pdf/1510.00149v5.p
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by cing 10y ago
End game; I'd really like an AI agent for "in real life" tabletop games (like boardgames).
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Unreasonable effectiveness of learning neural networks(pnas.org)
3 points by cing 10y ago|0 comments
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by cing 10y ago
Image Synthesis from Yahoo's open_nsfw ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12756462 )
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by cing 10y ago
I'm in this field so I'm quite familiar with the search/score situation, but thanks for clearly mapping out the challenge and identifying where you think neural networks will be most beneficial. I just think the particulars m
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by cing 10y ago
I like the idea, but I wouldn't call it "relative ease". Are we talking about making better force fields, or training a recurrent neural network for generative dynamics that obeys the laws of physics (can be used to calculate
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by cing 10y ago
How do you suppose the questions you've answered working on ion channels would be addressed with machine learning? I get the impression by "swept aside" that you feel the field of molecular biophysics is not meaningful in the
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Derek Lowe on the Limitations of “Big Data” in Science(blogs.sciencemag.org)
13 points by cing 10y ago|0 comments
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by cing 10y ago
People are working on such things! https://arxiv.org/abs/1610.02415
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MPI's Place in Big Computing(dursi.ca)
2 points by cing 10y ago|0 comments
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by cing 11y ago
Savor some sensible discussion while you're in a small chat... I felt some strange camaraderie with the original group of people I started with. Then got a bit sad when they got lost in the crowd and dropped out over time.
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by cing 11y ago
Ah yes, I believe in the machine learning community that ensemble learning technique is called "meat bagging"
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by cing 11y ago
Especially given today's post on the Google Research Blog: http://googleresearch.blogspot.ca/2016/03/deep-learning-for-...
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by cing 11y ago
Why not take an online course? https://www.coursera.org/courses?query=bioinformatics
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by cing 11y ago
Library Genesis, which also includes scientific articles and provides storage for sci-hub, provides a large series of dataset dumps as torrents, http://libgen.io/repository_torrent/
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by cing 11y ago
At the very least, services are popping up to help researchers get credit for peer review, like Publons ( https://publons.com/ ), along with journals that publish peer review, like Nature Communication as of a recent announce
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by cing 11y ago
How do you feel about the first IndieBio cohort? http://sf.indiebio.co/indiebio-sf-announces-first-class-11-b...
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IndieBio SF’s Second Cohort of Biotech Startups(demoday.indiebio.co)
9 points by cing 11y ago|8 comments
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by cing 11y ago
Cool project, I'm a major fan of automated cat feeders but never attempted the DIY approach. On a related note, I got a laugh out of this insanely complex "review" about hacking a cat feeder: http://www.amazon.com&
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by cing 11y ago
You're right about enhanced sampling methods (of which aMD is just one). The D.E. Shaw lab actually presented detailed comparisons between conventional simulation and techniques like this at this year's Biophysical Society Meeting
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by cing 11y ago
This page does not reference Anton 2 ( http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2683599 ), there's also a really technical presentation here on the hardware if you're into that ( http://www.hotchips.org/wp-c
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by cing 11y ago
From the paper: "...when given a different task—namely, classification of suspicious mammographic densities (masses)—the pigeons proved to be capable only of image memorization and were unable to successfully generalize when shown nove
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by cing 11y ago
crontumCombudor's Dictionary. Science, noun. "A semantic debate."
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by cing 11y ago
You didn't even give a decent troll argument against entanglement. What you should've said is that: "I have two bags of coins, one full of silver and one full of copper. I have no idea which is which. I put one bag across tow
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by cing 11y ago
My lab in computational structural biology has had to develop software to face similar challenges using HPC resources. One PhD student in our lab probably spent a year writing a client-server application to execute hundreds of compute jobs
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by cing 11y ago
I always thought it would make a fun game to build levels (Super Mario Maker style, with build constraints) to defend against an onslaught of A.I. Marios.

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