gjmulhol

8 ms·

1.
by gjmulhol 29d ago
Apparently MIT didn't get the memo on atoms: "Molecules are among the smallest building blocks available for making next-generation devices."
2.
by gjmulhol 2mo ago
Not only is this from 2018, but Yaghi himself demonstrated MOFs in 1995 so "new" is pretty relative.
3.
by gjmulhol 3mo ago
I have very mixed feelings about this. It is an incredible amount of trust in Apple (both security and actual execution, esp given their history in AI), but it would be such a massive upgrade to individual user security that it is hard to c
4.
by gjmulhol 3y ago
This is really cool...these LLM-like models in technical disciplines are going to open up he new frontiers in science.
5.
Navigating Uncertainty and Parenting in 2020(citrine.io)
1 points by gjmulhol 6y ago|0 comments
6.
by gjmulhol 6y ago
Come join our team -- super exciting technical problems of both the engineering/development and chemical engineering/materials science varieties!
7.
by gjmulhol 6y ago
This is a good list with some good advice. As a personal anecdote, I had a very well-known investor tell me that my business would never make more than $5m per year (not venture scale). And this was even knowing that my business is a pretty
8.
by gjmulhol 6y ago
This is cool in concept, but the live demo doesn't seem to be working. Or maybe I am using it wrong?
9.
by gjmulhol 7y ago
Want to use your CS/dev skills to help solve this problem? Come join us at Citrine Informatics: https://citrine.io/careers
10.
by gjmulhol 7y ago
Cool, and definitely useful for complicated data structures
11.
by gjmulhol 7y ago
One of the big questions is whether we can extract these minerals from existing devices that are out of use/have been disposed of. Ideally, that means that we are designing new devices with disassembly in mind. Everyone from Apple to H
12.
by gjmulhol 7y ago
Building physics and chemistry domain specific machine learning systems at Citrine Informatics. It's the best of both the physical science world and the data science world, has really hard problems, works with big companies and has big
13.
Can machine learning identify the next high-temperature superconductor?(pubs.rsc.org)
1 points by gjmulhol 8y ago|1 comments
14.
by gjmulhol 8y ago
This article is spot on. Using AI and ML in an enterprise setting is about changing behavior and helping people to understand why the AI/ML system is making the recommendations (or whatever the output is) that it is. I have seen this i
15.
by gjmulhol 8y ago
I have had good luck using SE Asia (in our case Singpore) for serving the region. The undersea cable map ( https://i.redd.it/eo6248sth0pz.png ) shows that it is probably your best bet, but as magicbuzz says, it is likely too
16.
by gjmulhol 9y ago
Most people in the industry talk about Additive Manufacturing instead of 3d Printing for industrial metals AM.
17.
by gjmulhol 10y ago
Well...we found the line...
18.
by gjmulhol 10y ago
Focusing on quarterly goals or the like just glosses over this as an issue. It is important that men be willing to say "that isn't how we talk around here" or "man, that is a pretty crude thing to say to someone in a pro
19.
by gjmulhol 10y ago
Is this actually a setback? While AI will undoubtedly have an impact in medicine, Watson is an NLP system-cum-amalgamated marketing machine that from what I have seen has done little more than to undermine the promise of properly implemente
20.
by gjmulhol 10y ago
I think the name Instacart is already taken.
21.
by gjmulhol 10y ago
"These are the new leads. These are the Glengarry leads. And to you they're gold, and you don't get them. Why? Because to give them to you would be throwing them away. They're for closers." http://3.bp.bl
22.
by gjmulhol 10y ago
Yes, this happens to everyone, but this happens to women much much more. Even well intentioned managers at good companies can find themselves victims to cognitive bias, unintentionally. This article raises specific things to watch out for.
23.
by gjmulhol 10y ago
I agree -- there was also a very "product v. engineering" vibe to it also. Maybe my company is different from most they see, but we don't have product doing code reviews for developers. The place tension can arise seems to be
24.
A huge team of Apple veterans is now making smart accessories for your car(theverge.com)
4 points by gjmulhol 10y ago|0 comments
25.
by gjmulhol 10y ago
This is almost certainly not more random than this: http://www.fourmilab.ch/hotbits/ It is a cool idea.
26.
Introducing Jelly, a New Search Engine(medium.com)
1 points by gjmulhol 10y ago|0 comments
27.
by gjmulhol 10y ago
A truly sad day. I had a chance to meet Bill 4 or 5 times as a student and as an entrepreneur, and you would have no idea that he was such an institution: completely approachable and willing to give advice and support even to a random kid f
28.
The Biggest Transformation of the Auto Industry – Mark Fields, CEO Ford(medium.com)
2 points by gjmulhol 11y ago|0 comments
29.
by gjmulhol 11y ago
How do you know they have traction if they won't share numbers. It is fine to not share everything. Numbers are scary and can be used out of context to make people very fearful. A 10% drop in revenue from month to month could look real
30.
by gjmulhol 11y ago
Pejman is a good dude with an amazing history.

More ›