wuschel

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   by wuschel 7y ago

   Hi, I would love to hear about your advisor role experiences with VC funds. Would you be up for a short chat/call? My email can be found in my profile. Background: Chemistry/Startups, looking what to do next with my life. Cheers!
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   by wuschel 7y ago

   Can confirm that. Source: Worked with SPR/OW spectrocopy many a time during my time in research.
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   by wuschel 7y ago

   Also: The Kegg pathways for Homo Sapiens as found at https://www.genome.jp/kegg-bin/show_pathway?hsa01100
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   Biochemical Pathways Wall Charts(biochemical-pathways.com)

   3 points by wuschel 7y ago|3 comments
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   by wuschel 7y ago

   Hi, That is a very good question. In my PhD I built, among other things, a very primitive parallel stirring system in order to speed up the synthesis of test batches. Although a very crude device, there was tons of stuff that I needed to op
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   by wuschel 7y ago

   Former chemist here. What are you doing in this life? Feel free to contact me - see email in profile.
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   by wuschel 7y ago

   I would love to use ATS, but it is not a easy language to learn and I find the error messages incredibly cryptic, and the syntax quite weird. Also, it seems to me that is pretty much a research language. What is the best way to learn it? Co
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   by wuschel 7y ago

   I see. Thank you very much for your explanation. I always thought that after so many years, there must be a testing framework, development tools and methodology to give a C developer the safety that his problem requires. What do people use
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   by wuschel 7y ago

   From a C-veteran perspective, what do you think about type safe (e.g. dependent types such in ATS, or F*/KreMLin, or other DSLs) languages that compile to C, or a subset of C? How could one get the safety promises that are observed in
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    The Chapel Parallel Programming Language(chapel-lang.org)

    137 points by wuschel 7y ago|60 comments
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    As far as I know, the way how cases were counted changed three times since the beginning of the pandemic in China. However, I have no idea about the accuracy of their measurements or degree of correct reporting.
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    So dynamic linking makes sure they each dependency is loaded into memory just once? Could someone estimate how much software nowadays is bloated by duplicated modules?
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    The efforts to compile good numbers are a difficult task indeed. This is, after all, the first pandemic that hits the country for a long time. Not sure what happens at the interface RKI/Bunderland, but it seems the problem does not sta
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    Also: The degree of testing, and time of testing e.g. the false negative rate of Corona is quite high (forgot how much, need to look it up) in Germany due to the nature of the RNA based test.
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    Could you formulate your question in a more precise fashion? Here are some stats for Germany [1] as of yesterday: cases deaths 16,662(+19%) 47(+52%) I have a contact high up in a Gesundheitsamt. While I can not give out an
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    Not only the equipment - the real problem is a shortage of qualified personal (read: doctors and nurses) that can take care of people in dire condition. You can build as many respirators you want, if there is no one them to operate them and
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    A quick Google search gave quite a bit of results e.g. C-Mera [1]. [1] https://github.com/kiselgra/c-mera
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    Could you perhaps elaborate on the LISP/DSL approach to programming that leads to efficent and safe C code? Thanks.
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    The federal system is indeed much stronger than in other countries (local health, law enforcement, courts, parliaments, school policies, etc) due to lessons learned with fascism.
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    Hey, got some experience there, too. Would you be up for a short call? My contact is my profile.
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    There are more: F* compiles to Ocaml/F#/C/ASM/WASM [1] and it's variant Low*, and ATS [2], which compiles to C. [1] https://www.fstar-lang.org/ [2] http://www.ats-lang.org/
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    Hi EpicEng, just out of curiosity to learn more about your project: Where could I contact you? Cheers!
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    Is ML used in industry? If so, what would be the scenarios/use cases?
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    If you like this, it might be worth looking at ATS: http://www.ats-lang.org/
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    Thanks, that what I was looking for. Would you have a link for non-PR project reports?
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    All in all an interesting article, although some PR piece alarm bells just went off. I would have loved to have additional information that might not have been provided due to the fact that Retool is a very early stage competitor in the E
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    The Carp Programming Language(github.com)

    4 points by wuschel 7y ago|0 comments
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    Out of curiosity: Could you explain your reasoning with numbers? Cheers!
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    Scary developments when it comes to state control. I wonder what the rest of the EU is going to do [1] - we have to wait until February to find out. [1] https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/jan/17/
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    by wuschel 7y ago

    I guess it is difficult to know if these are the right numbers. Elderly people, and people with a disposition (eg. COPD) are much more vulnerable to a corona virus infection. I would wait before more people have gone through the disease be