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by kumarski 10y ago
I'm wrong on a few elements of this. https://twitter.com/datarade/status/829181877915234304 So much for vetting out naivete.
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by kumarski 10y ago
I'm a patient with an auto-immune disorder. I'm going to share some of my lessons/surprising things I learned in healthcare/drug discovery. I did YC fellowship with a healthcare startup in the clinical trials space. I am
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by kumarski 10y ago
Let's talk about performance capabilities. Primarily galvanic battery chemistry gains? These have not been on the rise and would need to be for batteries to ever take any meaningful marketshare from Coal.
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by kumarski 10y ago
Skin conditions are one of the few modalities where ML make deep sense as a diagnostic. I think pharmacovigilance is the other area based on my interaction with the industry of folks at pharma and healthcare provider companies who work in M
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I'm surprised nobody has scraped 100% of this and done OCR to make it all clearly documented and tagged. Seems like a good grad school research project.
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7 Billion People on Planet Earth 3 Billionish Genetic Base Pairs 15,000 disease modalities-ish(and many that are obfuscated or clustered as one disease) 60,000 genetic marker tests on the market. 8-10 new ones each day. Knowing what they ac
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Unicorn Software for Drug Discovery(blogs.sciencemag.org)
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The Weirdness of Ebselen(blogs.sciencemag.org)
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Ask HN: Favorite machine learning apps, blog posts, and/or research papers?
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Gene was a boss. He used to walk into my sister-in-law's restaurant when I was a kid. Great person and welcoming smile. Sad to see the pioneer disapear. When we walked out, my father told me "that was greatness, don't forget
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by kumarski 10y ago
This one is going to be all over the board, but good question. Will be curious to hear what people say. Sometimes people are incentivized not to share who their OEM/ODM is...unusual but I'm curious to see if any people with a stro
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4,000 Kilometers Through My Own Country – An Engineer’s Viewpoint(engineersf.com)
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by kumarski 10y ago
Crosspost with custom excerpts for each platform: 1. Quora 2. Medium 3. PostHaven 4. LinkedIn 5. Tumblr 6. BlogSpot
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by kumarski 10y ago
I think the pricing is an implicit way the cog in the engine works. I don't necessarily agree with it, but I see it and always think about it when anybody points out how expensive medical care is here in the USA. Biotech R&D advanc
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<3
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by kumarski 10y ago
The tldr story seems to be: Be a better version of Patreon somehow.
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I'm so curious, what's your lead source/ is there a USPTO API feed that you're parsing?
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by kumarski 10y ago
1. Get Leads. (get a good trigger signal) 2. Send Emails 3. Build Landing Page or other. 4. 1-3 Repeat and modulate landing page and email template as you get more customer conversations.
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by kumarski 10y ago
They're super smart for funding high speed rail at the federal level. High speed rail is the solution, not a pipe dream, the issue in the USA from what I've observed is that we don't fund it at the federal level.
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Displaced but Determined: How One Syrian Software Developer Restarted His Career(fastcompany.com)
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I haven't met anyone intelligent who suggests we should go Solar. Silicon tetrachloride pollution is the worst.
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Tools I learned about from 30 hardware founders
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I run a facebook group with 100+ scientists/geneticists/biologists/microbiologists/molecular biologists/physicists who are founders.... Many of them were excited about this. Germany's making moves in the right
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by kumarski 10y ago
I always freak about some other country attacking github. The world would crumble/ it's probably some sort of weird national security scenario.
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by kumarski 10y ago
I've found there are many auto-didacts in programming. I haven't found that for any lab science or engineering for that matter. I wonder why...
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by kumarski 10y ago
Sales and marketing automation companies just got a huge boost in their capability to do SMTP validation. Time to go check HANSA on the onion.
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by kumarski 10y ago
I think* every technocrat has a teacher or mentor who enables them to level up on a subject matter. Am I alone in this feeling? Zuck had a world class programmer teaching giving him coding lessons when he was young.
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HGP Counterfactuals, Part 1: An Introduction(omicsomics.blogspot.com)
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by kumarski 10y ago
P(harm your own nutrition | consumed sugar) > P(harm your own nutrition | consumed fats/proteins)
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I think it's very true that in most scenarios it's entirely too easy to eat too much sugar in the foods we consume. I think most people with a nutritional chemistry background would agree, as well, most general medicine practition

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