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Hi Craig, This looks very interesting. You might be the right person to ask about something related that I am currently working on: do you know of any app that would extract keyword / name based parts of audio? For example, extract onl
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Biotech: What it's really like to fundraise from Silicon Valley's VCs
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Detecting evolutionary forces in language change
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According to this study[0] on the diagnostic (and triage) accuracy of online symptom checkers (including WebMD among others), the reliability is a coin toss. [0] http://www.bmj.com/content/351/bmj.h3480/
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Implementing Ethereum trading front-runs on the Bancor exchange in Python
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Staying in the game [pdf]
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On predicting traits with genetics
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Gaussian processes summer school (2017)
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John Cleese on creativity
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Some light quantum mechanics
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Scalable Machine Learning (Part 1)
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I Hate the News (2006)
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Fear and loathing at effective altruism global 2017
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This reminds me of Ferenc's reminder that 'deep learning is easy' - ' http://www.inference.vc/deep-learning-is-easy/
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These look fascinating, thanks. I tried to crack this problem, and ended up (very naively) resorting to substituting division with modulo operation that is, a%(b+c) + b%(a+c) + c%(a+b) = 4 of which the min solution is a=1, b=2, and c=4. I a
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Exploration versus Exploitation: Deciding When to Get Married - http://www.inference.vc/my_big_fat_data_driven_wedding_how_t...
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Another self-quantified in a similar spirit - machine learning and ketosis: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12279415
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Not sure if the personal interview model can be scaled as to include an appealing variety of startups. You may want to take a look at these two sites[0:2] that I think do a pretty good job at aggregating the stories of the startups that did
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Misophonia: When a crunch, chew, or a sniffle triggers hot rage
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I think Mark Nelson had succinctly described the problem with OpenAI (more broadly, with the "AI safety" concerns): https://twitter.com/mjntendency/statuses/859189428748791810
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Gencove – make genomic data accessible and interpretable
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2017 Google Scholar Metrics
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Math, stats and ML in biomedical sciences
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“Do what you love” is the mantra for today’s worker
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Gary Taubes responds to the AHA presidential advisory on dietary fats
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Preprint Deja Vu: a brief overview of arXiv history
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Ask HN: What is the complexity of the typical data that you work with?
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Implementing Limits on Grant Support to Strengthen the Research Workforce
(nexus.od.nih.gov)
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Disclaimer: I have an engineering background. I think this is a fair characterization of the two approaches. I am currently taking a class by Strang co-taught with Alan Edelman (MIT/Julia) and Raj Rao (Michigan) that has a strong empha
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I think it would be quiet interesting to crowdsource a math-to-english interpreter (a la 'explain shell' [0]) for math equations. [0] https://explainshell.com/
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