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by subcosmos 8y ago
Most likely explanation. Someone wanting a bot to be less obvious would use a delay.
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by subcosmos 8y ago
My hobby : Showing people in the bay area this photograph and asking them if they've seen the new Apple HQ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_Communications_Head...
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by subcosmos 8y ago
I'll add to this by saying that going on zoloft a year ago has been like the best nootropic experience of my life. In many ways, the first 6 months were like a persistent 24/7 microdose on MDMA ..... it was incredible. I also turn
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by subcosmos 8y ago
The currently best-accepted theories to why antidepressants work involve slow but measurable changes in grey matter densities in key parts of the brain. We haven't had this kind of high-resolution MRI technology for very long.
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by subcosmos 8y ago
^ This guy gets it After having spent a few years studying the neurology of aging, and having my life saved by SSRIs at age 33, I've concluded that SSRIs are very much in the same category as eyeglasses, especially since 1/6 of th
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by subcosmos 8y ago
My effexor comedown was rather severe, and also resulted in shivering episodes and an overnight ER visit. This was years ago. I blame the doctor, who switched me immediately to Lexapro with zero tapering on either side. Effexor is something
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by subcosmos 8y ago
This is my experience too. I think some of this also comes with movement tracking. More of a dopamine/neuropinephrine signaling axis.
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by subcosmos 8y ago
Serotonergic signalling is a really important regulator of sleep architecture, and this is why psychiatrists are increasingly prescribing trazadone as a sleeping aid. It was previously used as an antidepressant, but lower doses and it is a
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by subcosmos 8y ago
That's how business opportunities are born!
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by subcosmos 8y ago
Buy FyreCoin
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by subcosmos 8y ago
Landmark takes the cult-like tactics to a whole new level. Avoid at all costs.
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by subcosmos 8y ago
Pretty much everything discussed in this article has been the general theory of proteostasis for at least the last decade - in part thanks to the work coming out of that lab.
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by subcosmos 8y ago
RSA time - this is where the sales pitches begin
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by subcosmos 8y ago
sounds like a 20% time project! Or a GSoC
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by subcosmos 8y ago
That's awful. My condolences :(
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by subcosmos 8y ago
You mean they can't just machine-vision the expression on your face, through your webcam, when you decide against a purchase?
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by subcosmos 8y ago
Love the work you guys are doing in the progressive GAN space. Last year I did something similar to make a face-aging network, involving training an encoder to get an initial guess of a latent vector for someones face into the pgan space, a
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by subcosmos 8y ago
I started a project like this with them. Never got around to it :p
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by subcosmos 8y ago
This is still one of my favorite deep learning projects, and has inspired a few algorithm ideas in the hospital environment where I work. Great job on this!
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by subcosmos 8y ago
I'm aware of the expiration date, but haven't been able to understand the embedding or how the pairs of codes may be "hash validated" in some way, which means that this is a one time use for me unless I can either genera
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by subcosmos 8y ago
I should get my blog running, so I can document my adventures
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by subcosmos 8y ago
The one neat thing about hacking the ARM (its an at91 system if anyone knows details) is that I can get access to the raw data underneath. IE, the real-time cell counting events. I can envisage some neat deep learning on something like that
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by subcosmos 8y ago
You know its odd ... Ive gone looking for those photos online again and again .... and never could locate any... But here I am at work, googling without my personal account connected, and alas they show up. Filter bubbles man! I know what I
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by subcosmos 8y ago
Bah, $10k - and yes, that was evidently the retail price for this guy : Sorry for confusion .... Morning cough syrup hangover. Sometimes I wonder if the drug is worse than the fever! It would be nice if I could monitor my infection with thi
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by subcosmos 8y ago
I spent the weekend dissassembling a hematology analyzer capable of measuring 17 parameters of the immune system from a large drop of blood. Nabbed it on ebay for cheap. Was able to unclog a few of the lines and get it running, learning how
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by subcosmos 8y ago
I'm starting to doubt the prion hypothesis now that we know amyloid-beta encapsulates viral particles in the brain. I think its more likely that viral infections are the transmitted agent.
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by subcosmos 8y ago
It's backwards. Pay me, fuck you
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by subcosmos 8y ago
They're basically saying.... In a producer consumer economic design pattern.... "We're not just threads man!"
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by subcosmos 8y ago
We (UCSF) have a lovely database of internal food industry documents for those of you wanting to search for, and discover, new dirt :) Also, we've got tobacco and chemical industry collections! https://www.industrydocumentsl
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by subcosmos 8y ago
....like cigarette smoke?

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