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by jhartmann 11y ago
Interesting page from the company that was founded by one of the researchers as well: http://www.emmyon.com/research/ Looks like they have linked AF4 transcription with age related muscle atrophy and have discovered tw
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Keeping older muscles strong(now.uiowa.edu)
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by jhartmann 11y ago
I'm curious, what is the name of the potential compound? I have to take opioids for chronic pain due to Ankylosing Spondylitis and would love to stay informed on potential alternatives.
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by jhartmann 11y ago
I'm glad you will be slightly more open to solo founders. I also like that you are open to a more remote experience. I think this project could be very helpful in my situation, I have a great idea that is progressing (Deep Learning&#x
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DeepStereo: Google quartet has method for new-view synthesis(phys.org)
7 points by jhartmann 11y ago|0 comments
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Unsupervised image segmentation and categorisation(arxiv.org)
8 points by jhartmann 11y ago|2 comments
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Antibody wipeout relieves symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome(newscientist.com)
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We blame the sick for being expensive': the mother whose baby cost AOL $1m(theguardian.com)
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Beyond Frontal Faces: Improving Person Recognition Using Multiple Cues [pdf](cv-foundation.org)
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Ignoring Junior VCs Is a Mistake(techcrunch.com)
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by jhartmann 11y ago
nextbigfuture.com is pretty good in that regard, a little political sometimes and sometimes some things from the edges of science but the admin does a good job on tracking news for emerging tech.
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by jhartmann 11y ago
There was a paper published last year by this group where they did a study of Cancer patients (and a bigger study in mice) receiving a particular kind of Chemo, and their immune systems post therapy were basically 'rebooted'. The
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by jhartmann 11y ago
No, they did a super small random pilot study. Here is the section from the actual paper on the results: In the FMD subjects, fasting blood glucose levels were reduced by 11.3% ± 2.3% (p < 0.001; FMD) and remained 5.9% ± 2.1% lower than
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by jhartmann 11y ago
This builds on some earlier work where the Authors investigated Intermittent water fasting on Chemotherapy recipients and found that their immune systems regenerated better. This paper appears to have found a way to mimic some of the effec
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by jhartmann 11y ago
The paper in Cell Metabolism is here: http://www.cell.com/cell-metabolism/abstract/S1550-4131(15)0...
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Diet that mimics fasting appears to slow aging(news.usc.edu)
301 points by jhartmann 11y ago|291 comments
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Colorado Supreme Court: Employers can fire for off-duty pot use(denverpost.com)
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Colorado Supreme Court: Employers can fire for off-duty pot use(denverpost.com)
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by jhartmann 11y ago
Actually, state of the art speech recognition has switched over to having a Recursive Neural Network directly run over the audio input. Take a look at the paper at http://arxiv.org/abs/1412.5567 and http://
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by jhartmann 11y ago
It is always impressive to me how both Professor LeCun, Bengio & Hinton stuck to their guns and worked on these problems while others were not so interested. I'm very glad Hinton's group at DNN Research was able to blow away
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by jhartmann 11y ago
Reading through this paper, this is a logical extension of the recent work published by FAIR (Facebook AI Research) that proved that with careful implementation of FFT convolution that the speed up is very significant. The Facebook work th
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Admiral Rickover and the Cult of Personality(airpower.maxwell.af.mil)
1 points by jhartmann 11y ago|0 comments
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by jhartmann 11y ago
Here is a good summary of the stats from various sources. Death rate per terawatt/hr is 0.04 for Nuclear and 0.44 for Rooftop Solar. Basically Rooftop solar is a full order of magnitude more dangerous. Coal is WAY more nasty at a wo
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Woman fired after disabling GPS on work phone(money.cnn.com)
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by jhartmann 11y ago
I love the following comment 'Musk won’t rule out GMOs permanently, but he feels that currently they are used in a way that encourages the use of pesticides and other chemicals'. I wish more people had this common sense view of G
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Blue Bell recalls all its ice cream products over listeria concerns(cnn.com)
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by jhartmann 12y ago
This paper was a good read. I recently have done some work using libhugetlbfs to use huge pages for an application and you might want to consider using an Arena backed by huge pages. For very large structures TLB misses can really add up,
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by jhartmann 12y ago
It is not just a sell. I build Neural Networks as part of some work I am doing, and the kinds of multi-layer deep networks that do the recognition just don't perform well on small devices. Also the best systems often have many differ
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by jhartmann 12y ago
I had some domains that fell under this bug. Google has paid my registration on the domains for an additional year, more than the price of the privacy service.
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Cellular scissors chop up HIV virus(medicalxpress.com)
2 points by jhartmann 12y ago|0 comments

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