RocketSyntax

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   by RocketSyntax 7y ago

   I thought AWS would win for sure due to its GovCloud adoption https://aws.amazon.com/govcloud-us/?whats-new-ess.sort-by=it...
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   by RocketSyntax 7y ago

   You just re-fit the model on different data. It's called transfer learning. The theory is that it will run with similar features in your input data, therefore the weights will not need to be adjusted too much. You can also freeze the w
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   by RocketSyntax 7y ago

   No, it doesn't.
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   by RocketSyntax 7y ago

   Need something to dominate networking at big conferences. QR code?
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   by RocketSyntax 7y ago

   I've heard this termed a Model Zoo. https://modelzoo.co/
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   by RocketSyntax 7y ago

   This is why I love `for` loops, and why I hate functions that accept functions as arguments. Sustainable code should be easy to read out loud.
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   by RocketSyntax 7y ago

   1. Nameless icons in the bar of most visited pages. 2. Folders of topic/ project specific info pages. 3. 'Reading List' Chrome extension for one offs and things I want to come back to. Biannual pruning of the folders.
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   by RocketSyntax 7y ago

   You can use permuted feature importance to tell you what inputs are most correlated with the condition. WAYYYY better than the binary correlation methods most statistics use for each feature.
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   by RocketSyntax 7y ago

   "The resulting algorithm outperformed all entrants at the most recent blind assessment of methods used to predict protein structures, generating the best structure for 25 out of 43 proteins, compared with 3 out of 43 for the next-best
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    "Cleaning up this pollution and paying for the public health and environmental damage costs the United States $157 billion annually."
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    Hot take - the Golden Circle underwhelms.
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    Ultimate Iceland Trip(medium.com)

    2 points by RocketSyntax 7y ago|1 comments
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    This inspires me even more to learn about boltzmann machines. The `why` lighting up the limbic brain
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    Ah, it's spiking edges as opposed to spiking node activations. I like this because it applies to 1 of many connections uniquely, rather than dividing the entire graph by spiking neurons. Exponentially more edges than nodes in a dense n
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    Success is not just the hard work in the things that ultimately succeed. It's more than meets the eye. It's also about the hard work in failures and decisions about things you decide not to do. For example; trying 3 different work
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    At this point, why wouldn't you use Excel? What use cases do you have that go beyond Excel? I say this as someone that develops pipelines in notebooks and workflow frameworks. Snowflake.
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    Being in the industry of identifying target variants from cohorts for pharma - I doubt 23andMe has a chemistry research organization dedicated to independently developing their own drugs.
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    Every time anyone does literally anything in genomics it gets publicized. That's how the industry works. https://www.genomeweb.com/
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    There is no substance to this. Don't get me wrong, I think Microsoft is making all of the right moves. But AWS is releasing new services at breakneck pace. MSFT has made a strategic investment in Databricks. This feels like where they
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    Probably at start of first exon and end of last exon. Or regulatory regions before them.
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    edit title to say "segments of genes"
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    Not soon for genes. Right now it is a painstaking process to learn what nucleotides do what because you need to sequence and analyze groups of people for each trait/ disease at scale. We do biobank analysis w pharma to uncover drug tar
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    Shiny
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    Knowing how to ask specific questions
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    - Differences between pytorch and keras. - Spiking neural networks. - Tensorboard - Kubeflow - Apache Beam. - Knative. - MLflow. - Graph genomes. - Traditional statistics.
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    No. I wouldn't do it. You can be a project manager right out of school. I was. I'd recommend pushing for product manager/ product owner position. It's a pretty fluid role and many job reqs want computer science education
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    Currently reading "The Master and his Emissary" basically says that right and left brain ensemble back and forth
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    did you try selling to pharmaceutical companies what about healthcare provider networks what about EMR companies? they would probably compare you to open source tech R packages, but it's worth a shot. you could make a "reference d
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    by RocketSyntax 7y ago

    Ah, I figured it was all Python. Now it makes sense why tensor objects are such a pain to work with. C++ 60.6% Python 30.6%
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    Ask HN: Keras on PyPy?

    4 points by RocketSyntax 7y ago|6 comments