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by kumarski 11y ago
Less worried about that and more worried about the fact that baggage scanners only scan from one angle combined with reality that they don't do material differentiation. Z-effective scores...findable.
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Ask HN: Will biopharma advance as aggressively without inflated US drug prices?
2 points by kumarski 11y ago|0 comments
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Hillary Clinton. Who will guard the guards?(adamtownsend.me)
2 points by kumarski 11y ago|1 comments
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Alpha Shock(link.springer.com)
3 points by kumarski 11y ago|0 comments
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by kumarski 11y ago
People in silicon valley who believe in AI/ML/Battery Technology/Solar/Wind Turbines/Space Travel/Fusion Energy throw around "exponentially accelerating progress" as a platitude so obviously true that
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by kumarski 11y ago
Limitless exponential growth doesn't happen in the physical world, it happens on S-curves. Black phosphorus anyone?
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by kumarski 11y ago
See earlier comment by me.
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by kumarski 11y ago
In short, this paper calls for "Do more math on the front-end of the pipeline." The core issue is that CEOs of biopharmas aren't compensated as such, so if you were to go to one with mathematical techniques that would take 3
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by kumarski 11y ago
I think diet experimentation and food avoidance have the capability to be the next big advanced immunotherapy or combined therapy supplement. To usher in an age of 10 billion dollar companies we need predictive validity and models. The shi
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by kumarski 11y ago
Haters will hate, but they're doing it and there's nothing stopping them. Gapjumpers, Stripe-o-Auth, and analytics viewing requests should be the defacto standard for quick due diligence in the early stages. Hell, give email acces
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by kumarski 11y ago
YC and hackathons break my ketosis. :( The downregulation of dopamine is partly my fault, but damn the food is beyond just visually tempting.
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30 Years After Explosion, Challenger Engineer Still Blames Himself(npr.org)
1 points by kumarski 11y ago|0 comments
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by kumarski 11y ago
I <3 <3 <3 stripe. But, Silicon Valley bank is not my favorite. They have a history of passing plain text passwords.
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The Largest Land Vehicle on Earth – Bagger 288(i.imgur.com)
11 points by kumarski 11y ago|3 comments
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by kumarski 11y ago
$5/summary. It ends up being about $15-$25/hr.
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by kumarski 11y ago
I think I've addressed your concern below.
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by kumarski 11y ago
Definitely need to add that. At the moment, we do not make that information public externally.
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by kumarski 11y ago
We pay them. We get great SEO value out of publishing the long tail of summarized research.
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by kumarski 11y ago
It is not worth the engineering effort at the current moment in time.
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by kumarski 11y ago
Thanks. We've had an overwhelming response even from just the tech community submitting articles on all sorts of things ranging from hypopharangeal cancer and beyond.
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by kumarski 11y ago
Adding that to our to do list. good idea.
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by kumarski 11y ago
https://www.hdphealth.com/2016/02/16/the-research-on-biopsie... Notice the disclaimer at the bottom. As well, we link to the research article itself in every scenario. At some point we should try to add a &qu
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by kumarski 11y ago
Of course we do. This is we try to adhere to common translational research guidelines. The focus is not on opinions but understanding and characterization of the research out there. Over time, we'll publish these guidelines. As well, i
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by kumarski 11y ago
We've built a system that allows us to translate difficult to read research abstracts and convert them into 4 to 8 bullet point descriptions that are readable by the common person. It's like Blinkist, but for complex research. Our
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by kumarski 11y ago
scrapinghub is pricy, isn't it?
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by kumarski 11y ago
Relevant Scraping/Crawling Lead Mining Tools: http://grabby.io http://fullcontact.com http://emailhunter.co http://clearbit.com http://toofr.com http://import.io
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by kumarski 11y ago
A calorie is not a calorie. Leptin signal blocking counts for something...
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Show HN: Making Research Abstracts Readable for the Common Person(summarizer.hdphealth.com)
3 points by kumarski 11y ago|0 comments
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Meet the Robin Hood of Science(bigthink.com)
3 points by kumarski 11y ago|0 comments
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Behooved by the System(kumar.party)
1 points by kumarski 11y ago|0 comments

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