sinab

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   by sinab 6y ago

   I made all of the data available and made some example Google Colab notebooks. Feel free to contribute with a PR https://github.com/sbooeshaghi/SBA-PPP-Loan-Data
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   Opt out of sale of personal data on Crunchbase(preferences.crunchbase.com)

   2 points by sinab 7y ago|0 comments
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   by sinab 7y ago

   I'm surprised no one has discussed the possibility of using this device for reducing snoring sound transmission. I need to read the paper [1] more carefully but on first glance it seems like the effectiveness is best around 450 Hz and
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   How to solve an NP-complete problem in linear time(liorpachter.wordpress.com)

   12 points by sinab 7y ago|7 comments
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   Single-Cell RNA-Seq for Dummies(liorpachter.wordpress.com)

   2 points by sinab 7y ago|0 comments
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   Technologies of Narcissism(liorpachter.wordpress.com)

   1 points by sinab 8y ago|0 comments
7. 67.▲
   by sinab 8y ago

   of course :)
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   by sinab 8y ago

   Great suggestion! I’ll add those formats later today.
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   by sinab 8y ago

   I should add that the GitHub page is here: https://github.com/pachterlab/poseidon
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    by sinab 8y ago

    Ooo this could be a great extension of the current microscope system! The only thing I've found is this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2525155 which while not motorized, allows for height adjustments. Consider makin
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    by sinab 8y ago

    I love your enthusiasm! Why don't you shoot me an email and we can chat some point next week.. It would be really cool to get a great community around the project, extending capabilities and adapting the core technology to random equip
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    by sinab 8y ago

    Thanks for the link! I'll check it out and send it to the other authors.
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    by sinab 8y ago

    Hey amelius! Great questions. The target audience for these instruments are scientists and hobbyists who don't want to spend a ton of money on similar commercial systems, and want the flexibility to modify their operation (e.g., poseid
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    by sinab 8y ago

    My name is Sina Booeshaghi a second year PhD student at Caltech and I built and designed the poseidon system (with the help of Eduardo Beltrame, Jase Gehring, Dylan Bannon, and Lior Pachter) in the Pachter Lab. If you have any questions I&#
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    by sinab 8y ago

    I think it's important to figure out what you want to use the Wolfram Language for. As a reference, I have about a year of experience with it, using Mathematica to do theoretical Solid Mechanics calculations with their phenomenal symbo
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    by sinab 8y ago

    This is pretty cool, I wonder if this could be used on roofs in places where ice dams [0] are a big problem. An alternative and cheaper system which my team and I developed in our undergrad senior capstone was to use drip irrigation mounted
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    by sinab 9y ago

    A lot of really clever people have thought about this problem, including Prof. Rivest (the "R" in RSA) https://people.csail.mit.edu/rivest/Rivest-ElectronicVoting.... It also leaves me wondering, is there rea
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    by sinab 9y ago

    Hey Andrew, cool product! I appreciate the work you all have put into it. I have a few things that crossed my mind: If the TOS can be summarized into a shortened version that is understandable and readable, then was the original TOS too lon
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    by sinab 9y ago

    This is really awesome OP! Thank you for sharing :) One note I should make: it was not entirely clear (to me) upon a cursory view of the website, that the purpose of mathpix was to convert handwritten text into LaTeX. For some reason (maybe
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    by sinab 9y ago

    I think there is an important distinction between sequencing a genome and then using ML methods to extract meaning from it. Sequencing (has traditionally) been hard but is now more of a tractable problem [1, 2]. To answer your question, if
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    by sinab 9y ago

    Nice! That seems like a great way to go about using it.. I'll have to give it a shot for my next project :)
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    by sinab 9y ago

    This makes sense, it seems like one of its intended purposes is as a great pedagogical tool which I think would work well.
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    Open Source Syringe Pump for Microfluidics(pachterlab.github.io)

    2 points by sinab 9y ago|0 comments
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    by sinab 9y ago

    This is really exciting for the team! However I don't think that I am particularly sold on the notebook style of coding.. its possible that I simply haven't found a good use case for it, can anyone suggest an example where the not
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    Tea with Teachers at MIT(alum.mit.edu)

    2 points by sinab 9y ago|0 comments
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    by sinab 9y ago

    While I understand the frustrations that some experts may experience when someone who writes "11 lines of code" claims they understand Neural Networks, at the end of the day why does it matter? If anything its really cool that mor
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    by sinab 9y ago

    I really love the service that Netlify provides! I started using them a couple of months ago and they make it super easy to link a github repo that will be deployed as a site. I definitely recommend it.
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    by sinab 9y ago

    This is awesome! One suggestion I should make: I think it would be nice to have the abstract underneath the title of the paper so I can skim to see what the doc is about before opening it. Also I was wondering how you went about grabbing co
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    by sinab 9y ago

    Wow this is amazing! I love these kind of open source projects. I'll give a brief summary: they use two raspberry pi cameras (5MP) and a prism to capture images of a finger print. Then they use a new fingerprint spoof detection schema
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    by sinab 9y ago

    The results on the influenza trials are incredible, I really like the idea of distributed computing in helping tackle these types of challenges. If anyone is interested in learning more about the Rosetta project, here is a link https:&#x2F