theideasmith

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Graph Dynamical System(en.wikipedia.org)
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by theideasmith 11y ago
I happen to be in 10th grade in the USA and really love math - and using it to solve applied problems - but the math taught in school is formulaic and mechanical. We aren't encouraged when we start asking questions not covered by the c
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by theideasmith 11y ago
You've got some other awesome visualizations
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by theideasmith 11y ago
Here is another cool one http://bl.ocks.org/newby-jay/767c5ffdbbe43b65902f
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Think Complexity [pdf](greenteapress.com)
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Physics and Mathematics: Abstraction or Reality(c2.com)
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by theideasmith 11y ago
Not yet.
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by theideasmith 11y ago
My face lit up when I found this paper after beginning balancing chemical equations in my 10th grade chemistry class this morning - so I thought I share it with HN.
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Chemical equation balancing: An integer programming approach(sciencedirect.com)
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by theideasmith 11y ago
That's a good idea; though I should have said something more general to make it clear that I am referring to the overall bad design of the site.
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by theideasmith 11y ago
1) You should definitely leverage your existing networks 2) If you keep your email concise and to the point (read up about cold-emailing people), then most will respond. There is nothing wrong with seeking new opportunities and if people ar
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by theideasmith 11y ago
You seriously need to change the font.
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by theideasmith 11y ago
Because you are not currently living in the US (implied by "I'm not American") you won't be able to go to tech gatherings and develop inside relationships with companies. I suggest you gather a list of companies you want
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by theideasmith 11y ago
This will solve many problems and help make things easier for scientists and programmers. I don't want to say this negatively - just for constructive criticism - that the syntax of Cuneiform is quite ugly to look at. Many of the syntax
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Eve-Lang: Bringing the power of computation to everyone(eve-lang.com)
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IBM Research: A New Model for Neural Information Flow(journal.frontiersin.org)
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A Logical Calculus Immanent in Nervous Activity [pdf](cse.chalmers.se)
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Stephen Wolfram: A New Kind of Science(en.wikipedia.org)
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by theideasmith 11y ago
Someone once gave the analogy of climbing to the moon. You can report steady progress until you get to the top of the tree/mountain. I think this is applicable here. We'll need a new paradigm, beyond statistical learning, to creat
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Markov Model of Natural Language(cs.princeton.edu)
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Knuth: Computer Programming as an Art (1974)(paulgraham.com)
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Studying History with Network Science [pdf](eclectic.ss.uci.edu)
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by theideasmith 11y ago
I started, and because of this post will now resume, working on Automata: https://github.com/theideasmith/Automata . Add me to the Slack, aclscientist[AT]gmail[DOT]com
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by theideasmith 11y ago
This website is suspiciously similar to https://www.elevatr.com/ .
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by theideasmith 11y ago
A few months ago I started a project with a similar vision but never got on to taking it to fruition: http://github.com/theideasmith/automata . I'm definitely going to take a deeper look at Dexter. Good luck to you
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Annotated Original Watson and Crick Paper on Structure of DNA(fermatslibrary.com)
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Cognitive Computing (2011)(cacm.acm.org)
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by theideasmith 11y ago
It is true that to succeed the modern developer requires an enormous skillset. At the same time, everything is so accessible because of places like Github, IRC channels. There are a wealth of tutorials covering every topic imaginable, site
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by theideasmith 11y ago
Right now I'm building something called Automata - for easily building customized, modular workflows to automate life's repetitive tasks ( https://github.com/theideasmith/Automata ). People will be able to publ