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by redlollipop 6y ago
Loads for me, try again?
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Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (Columbia University Seminar)(youtube.com)
3 points by redlollipop 9y ago|0 comments
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by redlollipop 9y ago
How does this differ from Uber's recent AT deployment? https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2018/03/ubers-self-drivi...
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by redlollipop 9y ago
YC is not very good at evaluating medical companies. Its track record is not great.
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by redlollipop 9y ago
Interesting post! Curious about two statements made in your post: "Our proprietary methodology and results have been officially reviewed and approved by clinical Alzheimer’s experts at Stanford..." What is an "official review
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by redlollipop 11y ago
I'm not sure how Instacart plans to retain quality shoppers and couriers after this type of dramatic pay-cut.
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by redlollipop 11y ago
Doesn't seem so.
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by redlollipop 11y ago
What was this? It's disabled now.
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by redlollipop 11y ago
This article is long, boring, poorly-edited, and has a great title.
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by redlollipop 11y ago
What is the pay?
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by redlollipop 11y ago
You really don't get much PR just by YC-association; you still have to pay for the PR you do get.
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by redlollipop 11y ago
I wonder how this compares with whatever fashion photographers charge? What a narcissistic way to spend $150k.
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by redlollipop 11y ago
There are many reasons for why the "outcomes have not been very useful," so there's not much point in speculating. Suffice it to say if patents have been filed in the past (i.e. some number of people thought their research wa
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by redlollipop 11y ago
"Donald Knuth, a computer scientist, refuses to use e-mail on the ground that his job is to be “on the bottom of things” rather than “on top of things”.
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by redlollipop 11y ago
What is the ranking based on?
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by redlollipop 11y ago
This is really interesting. Do you have a recommendation for a good quantum computing intro book?
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by redlollipop 11y ago
If you read the article, the "complexity" refers to the lack of translation from bench to clinic. IP is the fundamental currency to attract investment to get scientific discoveries through the regulatory process. You can still hav
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by redlollipop 11y ago
One way to deal with the "complexity of the problem" is to actually keep patentability and license out the patents to start-ups or established companies that can actually do something with them. I guess this would require more eff