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by vapemaster 7y ago
Seems a bit alarmist..
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by vapemaster 8y ago
That's like saying the single hardest problem in AI is having a beyond human intelligent general AI. Sorry not trying to be pedantic but predicting what xenobiotics (ie foreign molecules) will do in the human body, much less a diverse
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by vapemaster 8y ago
Custom ASIC hardware for running molecular dynamics. check out Anton [1] [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_(computer)
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by vapemaster 8y ago
interesting point. though this ignores the (surprisingly) successful re-purposing strategies to reduce future regulatory burden and and reduce or even eliminate high throughput screening campaigns. that well will dry up sooner or later but
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by vapemaster 8y ago
Yup. And judging by their team and strategy they are likely using a highly empirical ligand discovery platform (ie DEL) and using the (admittedly best in class) MD for guiding med chem. Taking the hard problem of drug discovery and then say
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by vapemaster 9y ago
So stoked this popped up. Literally woke up this morning debating about moving away from bs4 and wrapping the functionality I needed in lxml. I was just thinking I wish there was a requests equivalent for parsing...
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by vapemaster 9y ago
Use xonsh! Xonsh is an awesome fishy she'll that's a Python superset. $() is built right in.
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by vapemaster 9y ago
Cue the "Python is so slow" jokes now...
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by vapemaster 9y ago
this is a ridiculous title.
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by vapemaster 9y ago
what is the split that has to do with 2vs3? Really it just seems like some devs are still griping about fairly minor backwards compatibility issues. the whole print vs print() is obviously a straw man. but the major one, strings, unicode, a
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by vapemaster 10y ago
Seems like this could be a good idea for small personal or temporary dashboards. Especially those with viz powered by packages that work natively with Python data structures like bokeh or plotly .