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by dkural 12y ago
thank you!
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by dkural 12y ago
How does performance compare to C++ for this release?
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by dkural 13y ago
Axler's book is a bit troublesome in inventing new terminology unnecessarily. There are also a number of minor errors, and while the abstract structure is fleshed out, it's not often well "motivated". I like the focus o
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by dkural 13y ago
I would create a semantic wiki with domain specific ways of easily inputting information, spend enough cash to incentivize folks, to store all biological knowledge in a way machines can reason about. We're all studying a giant elephan
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by dkural 13y ago
Your approach seems very sensible and the data you provide is in support of this. I do hope you stick with this, and more importantly, your data drive meta-methodology, and not let an HN post who don't face the use cases etc. drive yo
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Auto dealers blocking Tesla are exempt from consumer protection oversight(nytimes.com)
1 points by dkural 13y ago|0 comments
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by dkural 13y ago
Page 3 - phased -> fazed (in figure explanation)
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by dkural 13y ago
While I agree with your overall analysis of the issues facing science, I disagree that 'the average person' is to blame. I think the professors / administrators / i.e. the "scientists" in academia themselves a
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by dkural 13y ago
The bioinformatics slides in that presentation make no sense. The image shown doesn't map in any way to the bullet points.
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by dkural 13y ago
This is really fantastic of course, but the video doesn't answer the following question: The video says it’s the most powerful language, one can build so much etc. What’s one of those things, that they've built that no one else co
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by dkural 13y ago
gabemart, you're right, a_bonobo, ronaldx, you guys are wrong. p-values are commonly misunderstood to mean that the result has "5% change of being wrong". That's not what a p-value is. Please go ahead and read the &#
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Social Network End Game (2010)(denizkural.wordpress.com)
1 points by dkural 13y ago|0 comments
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by dkural 13y ago
Tableau is a great tool to discover opportunities to improve search relevance, through visualizing data. Did you come up with any ideas through your work with the metrics pipeline & dashboards? Understanding the metrics intimately, buil
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by dkural 13y ago
Yes. I do think which school you can go to affects the outcome. I understand that application season is over, but hopefully you've applied to many need-blind schools that are in the top-50 where you wouldn't have to take out any l
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by dkural 13y ago
What is your interpretation Paul? What did he say? Do you think Tim did anything wrong or do you advice that Tim sticks to his guns on this one & shouldn't have caved in with that second memo?
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by dkural 13y ago
(1) - does your dream product have a novel take on the space / differentiates itself in some way (UX for instance - UX is a powerful differentiator (hipmunk is an example)? If so, Don't let existing competition scare you. If
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by dkural 13y ago
Ah but those next 30 are also already 'established' companies that can now afford to be very, very selective about next hires. There is an "invisible" start-up scene with thousands of companies where they're simply
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by dkural 13y ago
This is pretty amazing. Yes, this is in the right direction :) In a way what I have in mind is simpler: The data is already more structured, but since it is a big blob of rows, the user has no idea of relative proportions of things in
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Ask HN: Tool that learns table structure and produces summary?
6 points by dkural 13y ago|4 comments
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by dkural 13y ago
It might be a way to keep out those who care and optimize for that last $5K / $10K and pick a workplace based on that, as opposed to which project they'll be working on for the next five years. If I were Steve Jobs I'd prefer
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by dkural 13y ago
Hi Solomon. Congrats on the round. We're building on top of Docker a reproducable genomics platform at Seven Bridges Genomics. For us, Docker makes science and healthcare reproducible. Let's brainstorm on how we can bring wider vi
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by dkural 13y ago
MIT did not murder anyone. This is a liberal definition of 'murder'.
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by dkural 13y ago
How are the students interests, abilities, and future career paths served by taking bad courses from professors with no interest in teaching, because they're too busy giving interviews / doing research? Perhaps Yale should let th
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by dkural 13y ago
I have a mathematics degree from Harvard, though I haven't taken a poll of research mathematicians. I do think algorithmic theorem proving is a great field of inquiry!
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by dkural 13y ago
This assumes that the purpose of math is to prove things, whereas another worthy goal for me at least is enabling humans to truly understand why things are true, and not just what things are true.
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by dkural 13y ago
I am Turkish, I live in the US and run a startup. I conducted a small experiment (n=3) among my cousins living in Turkey aged 8-14: They don't understand that 3rd parties make these apps not tied to the device; and they definitely do
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by dkural 13y ago
Dear Paul, In your arc article: http://www.paulgraham.com/arc0.html you have the following few sentences: I realize that supporting only Ascii is uninternational to a point that's almost offensive, like calling Beiji
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by dkural 13y ago
Except it turns out often scientists and engineers are one and the same person.
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by dkural 13y ago
In this paper I explore 1,3,4,and 6 (3 = microRNA binding): http://genomebiology.com/content/10/11/R133
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by dkural 13y ago
Yes, fully agreed. Base-pairing as a regular chemical process is vital.

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