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1y ago
R has right assigment `1 -> x` LLMs seem to enjoy it a bit too much.
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2y ago
It's a question of values, the students know the world does not value the experience or education he is providing, and they don't have an intrinsic interest in it. Being able to discuss Sartre will not get them a high paying job,
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2y ago
I said ‘imply’ because your response is not to an article on apples walled garden but work of open source developers. I agree with you 100% on criticizing apple but not on whether someone should put effort in making it more open.
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i000
2y ago
What do you mean by “should the community do X” ? The Community is not some form of organisation with a mission and objective, it is a loose collection of individuals free to put their talents and explore intersts into whatever they please.
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3y ago
I tried to dissect this paper on my recent 6h flight. Despite a decade of research in prostate cancer genomics I could not figure out what is going on. the results are both vague and at odds with established knowledge. the computational app
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i000
3y ago
Reads like a good outline for a sitcom. Disillusioned tech exec enrolls in arts school with quirky green haired genZ : ^ )
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3y ago
Wow, I would love to be in the meeting where this decision was made. Let's ship this with a foot gun, but lets not mention in the JEP that it may hang - let them figure it out.
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3y ago
To give a concrete examples 1. The HOXD gene cluster adopts a mutually exclusive conformation. IF it "folds" to the left if results in the formation of digit bones ELIF it folds to the right of arm bones ELSE no bones etc. (very
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3y ago
It is important to note that all-trans retinoic acid is standard therapy for some types of myeloid leukemias, most notably acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL) and it is also routinely used for treatment of neuroblastoma (a pediatric solid tu
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i000
3y ago
You ToS is widely at odds with GDPR though, maybe modify it so it is more in-line?
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i000
3y ago
So it looks like you have no clue really why an employer would pay? Maybe when things become tight you would consider selling some user data? Or we can just trust you 100% as you are a solid guy?
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i000
3y ago
The privacy statement is brutally honest they can do with your data whatever, sell it, keep it even though you delete, ruin your life. “Hey google recruiter would you like to know how this candidate did on previous interviews, contact us an
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3y ago
It is one trillion baker's dozens times the height of 1 fl oz of 200 proof ethanol in a quarter inch glass tube heated to 100F.
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4y ago
Agree. As a geneticist I have to say this is both scientifically vapid and ethically wrong. Mendel did not consent to this. Just like Henrietta Lacks did not know or consent to her tumor being used for research (which includes sequencing).
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i000
5y ago
Perhaps replacing "trans" with "black", "Jew", "Muslim" or any other marginalized minority group, would help you understand why such blanket "I cannot understand X at all" causes people to o
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i000
5y ago
Yes, calling out a group of people an "insane concept" is a form of hostility. The existence of trans people (and children) both at the social and biological (even genetic) level is quite beyond doubt. One might disagree and discu
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i000
5y ago
Great thoughtful comment. I think you answer your question yourself. It is defensively written for the modern intellectual who wishes their beliefs to have a flair of objectivity. Perhaps another question is, why it is not enough for the au
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5y ago
Can it survive long enough to produce offspring.
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5y ago
OxyContin is not significantly more (or less) addictive or dangerous than other opiates. The problem with it is that it has been marketed by Purdue as 'safe', and that it is over-prescribed. I recommend the book Pharma by Gerald P
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5y ago
> If you think people would choose living forever over having kids, you yourself are implying that people would find living forever more meaningful than having children No, I am not saying this. Even if only a very small fraction of peop
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5y ago
> But the relationship between population growth and technological growth seems fairly clear. Not at all. Many of the most densly populated regions in the world are far from the most technologically developed. Many of the most innovative
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5y ago
Not sure, again, how to respond to this. Why resort rhetorical devices? I said "courage of people wo have no fear of dying" you said "courage in choosing death", very different. You have not defined what type of "pr
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5y ago
I find the way you summarized the discussion unhelpful, because your goal is to present very reasonable critiques to living forever in the most absurd way, and insult those who have those opinions "Man up, save your family, save yourse
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5y ago
There is immense value in clinical data (all the information captured and siloed through EHR). Pharma companies pay for access to it to gather real-world evidence (RWE) how, for example, their drug performs. Molecular information is increas
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5y ago
When I was in grad school, I joined a startup incubator and build a prototype which combined two of the tools mentioned in the article: "a query builder (by demonstration)" and "A paper recommender system", a simple comp
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5y ago
Why? The properties of water were optimized to make life possible!
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5y ago
The authorization is eua not because of safety concerns but unknown long term efficacy > 1 year. Does this change your assessment?
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7y ago
While I can definitely see the value of black box models in engineering and commercial applications (including clinical ones), I am quite troubled by the new hype of applying to deep learning to so many basic scientific problems. The '
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7y ago
Is this assessment (reviews over papers) based on your own experience? As a scientist I would say quite the opposity is the case, reviews are sloppy in citations, per editorial guidelines have to be written in a positive optimistic tone, an
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i000
7y ago
Nice addition to their current technology controlling minds with computers!
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