kemmishtree

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by kemmishtree 4y ago
We are the weirdest and most underestimated startup on the planet. Reverse pitch us, and bring your A game. www.molecularreality.com
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by kemmishtree 4y ago
Reading all the comments here, there's a legit but crazy sounding scientific voice crying out in the wilderness "hey we need solid-state utility-scale molecular sensing and this is weirdly the way to get there." www.molecular
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by kemmishtree 5y ago
Ah, thanks for the clicky! thought I had the markdown right for that but it didn't work. Guess I should re-RTFM. We have prototype(s)—the main electronic part is set-in-stone, at least for the alpha launch, but some other things will
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Advanced scientific instruments disguised as toys
13 points by kemmishtree 5y ago|3 comments
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by kemmishtree 6y ago
My caffeine-addled brain can't resist these good questions but I really gotta go get that money. You should PM me and let's talk (better yet get on the mailing list/wait list on the website and I'll reach out to you thi
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by kemmishtree 6y ago
I'm actually glad it hasn't gone viral--we needed to hear this feedback first. It would suck to have a million page views and most people baffled by it as they are now... We (a small incredibly persistent and talented team) are w
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by kemmishtree 6y ago
YES! It's not just an in silico project, it's real stuff from inside you, around you, and custom reagents we'll ship to you.
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by kemmishtree 6y ago
Very fair and useful criticism, and great questions that really cut to the chase. Next version of the site will make everything more clear, and you'll hear about it first if you're on the mailing list. "Do we buy the console
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by kemmishtree 6y ago
haha god no, you're going to REALLY scare people with that! I actually read that wikipedia page a few years ago but didn't make the pun-connection. No, our name is actually way cooler than that, and incredibly appropriate to our
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by kemmishtree 6y ago
That's a hilarious, 80% accurate, impressionistic description. The misleading part would be to call it a "chemistry set", since that involves doing reactions, etc., and the instrument itself is just *detecting* cells and mol
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by kemmishtree 6y ago
It's a nanopore-based molecular sensing device that lets you play "molecular games", large-scale gamified biomolecular experiments. Oxford's instruments are focused on DNA, demonpore's instruments are focused on eve
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Demonpore 64 – The first molecular gaming console(molecular.tv)
32 points by kemmishtree 6y ago|16 comments
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Optical computing for deep neural networks(fathomcomputing.com)
4 points by kemmishtree 9y ago|0 comments
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by kemmishtree 13y ago
If you want to join a well-funded, stealth effort aimed at completely solving human biology in your lifetime, and you also happen to be an extremely talented software engineer, send me an email and say hi. Kent Kemmish kemmishtree@gmail.com