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by hsikka 8y ago
Related discussion following a similar question I asked: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18939913
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by hsikka 8y ago
Forgive my ignorance, I may not understand what the problem is, but I was under the impression there are numerous browsers, chrome, firefox, brave, etc Why does the world need another one?
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Ask HN: What is the minimum yearly income to live in your twenties?
21 points by hsikka 8y ago|32 comments
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by hsikka 8y ago
I'm really excited by the concept of modular neural networks
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by hsikka 8y ago
Ah very good points, thanks for the heads up! I’ll think about this a bit more
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by hsikka 8y ago
I was thinking about completing the MIT applied and pure math major course requirements via open courseware
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Ask HN: How to self-study mathematics from the undergrad through graduate level?
654 points by hsikka 8y ago|227 comments
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Ask HN: Resources to Self-study Mathematics from BS to MS level?
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by hsikka 8y ago
Ah I see, I think I need to study this stuff a little more carefully
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Ask HN: Can You Build an Operating System for ML or Scientific Computing?
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Ask HN: Are any startups working on automated ML model generation?
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by hsikka 8y ago
Great points, I think I may be overestimating the speed of Open Source development in my mind, leading to the mistaken assumption that all my time should be used rapidly building better tech. If that isn't the case, and there's bo
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Ask HN: Can I just open source a new technology or should I write a paper?
15 points by hsikka 8y ago|7 comments
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Ask HN: Will there be any big open source ML startups?
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by hsikka 8y ago
They definitely ship code, and people seem to like them. I really like their model, the hacker culture, the holy crap we built a self driving car for <1k, but I don't know if they'll be a real contender in industry.
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Ask HN: Are any startups working on Neural Architecture Search?
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by hsikka 8y ago
OP here, the only open source drug discovery library/framework I’ve seen is DeepChem https://github.com/deepchem/deepchem
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by hsikka 8y ago
I’d also love to hear the answer to this :)
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by hsikka 8y ago
This is a really interesting perspective, another HNer said something similar. I’ll spend some time noodling on this.
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by hsikka 8y ago
I’m highly interested in this, and in the capacity of biocomputing in general!
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by hsikka 8y ago
Awesome, I hadn’t come across Luca Cardelli’s work before, I’ll check this out! Thank you :)
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by hsikka 8y ago
This is an awesome detailed response from an informed perspective, thank you! I’ll check out the article. Do you think that despite the high error resulting from the sheer complexity of those interactions, design tools would be useful to re
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by hsikka 8y ago
Hey thanks, I’ll check out the video! That seems super cool
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by hsikka 8y ago
Wow very cool. I’m actually a graduate student at Harvard getting my master’s in biology and CS, so this is right up my alley. I’m going to dive deeper into Serotiny and check out some of the awesome work you guys are doing. Do you offer in
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Ask HN: Can we write a programming language for biology?
113 points by hsikka 8y ago|51 comments
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Ask HN: Are any ML researchers supported by the community?
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Ask HN: Does ML research ever get translated to industry?
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by hsikka 8y ago
My apologies, and thank you, your advice makes a lot of sense!
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by hsikka 8y ago
Ah of course, I'm a US citizen! I went to UCSD for undergrad, and am attending Harvard and Georgia Tech for my master's
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Ask HN: PhD in the UK or US?
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