mbrundle

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by mbrundle 5mo ago
Just gave this a try and I really like it. Was able to interact with Eve via iMessage and web UI to download a sample healthcare dataset and run some analyses on it. (Currently it's a bit unpredictable about which UI it returns results
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by mbrundle 1y ago
I had an idea to screen the YouTube videos that kids watch through a suitable LLM to assess whether the content was child friendly. There’s an emerging issue with insidious messaging / themes creeping into child-focused content that lo
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by mbrundle 3y ago
The article says that the landing was delayed from 4.24pm to 6.24pm because they were troubleshooting their ranging laser which had last minute issues. The solve involved switching to an experimental NASA laser. I think it’s really impressi
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BBC: Ancient City Found in Amazon(bbc.co.uk)
4 points by mbrundle 3y ago|0 comments
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by mbrundle 3y ago
Cybershoes are fun but limited. They have to be used whilst seated (and it came with a dedicated stool for this). Also game support is limited. There’s a list of supported games on the site, and I don’t think anything new has been added for
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BBC: Ex-Google ad boss builds tracker-free search engine(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by mbrundle 4y ago|0 comments
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by mbrundle 4y ago
This reminds me of the scene in The Abyss where the rat is forced to breathe in oxygen-rich perfluorocarbons[1]. I think this idea of introducing oxygen through perfluorocarbons has been explored but not sure it’s made much headway in human
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by mbrundle 4y ago
That’s simply awful, I’m really sorry to hear that! I spent a year as a stay at home dad (with our son who was 1 yr old at the time). The first few months were spent in Palo Alto, CA, and the rest in London, UK. We would go out to parks all
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by mbrundle 4y ago
How do you identify linked files?
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by mbrundle 5y ago
Does anyone know how to find this site? I wanted to suggest that they include instructions on how to set up Tor Browser by default in their template, for people who don’t know that it’s possible to circumvent the content controls.
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Safari exploit can leak browser histories and Google account info(engadget.com)
5 points by mbrundle 5y ago|0 comments
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by mbrundle 5y ago
I’ve been a keen gamer since a kid. Now a dad, I’m in a similar position where I rarely have time to play. But I adore the Oculus Quest 2! I’ve just completed Resident Evil 4 (it took several weeks, but it’s the first time I’ve completed a
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by mbrundle 5y ago
I think that this does fill a genuine gap for people who can’t get out easily, or who find standard exercise to be boring. I can’t run, my knees are too bad. I can’t to the gym easily, since it’s hard to find someone to care for my young ki
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First Photo From BepiColombo(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by mbrundle 5y ago|0 comments
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Researchers find ApplePay Visa contactless hack(bbc.co.uk)
29 points by mbrundle 5y ago|5 comments
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GitHub repo of links to Graph ML papers and code(github.com)
1 points by mbrundle 5y ago|0 comments
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by mbrundle 5y ago
I wouldn’t call it “augmented reality” - they’re projecting different track layouts onto the ground - but still a neat idea. Wonder if anyone has seen or tried anything else like this.
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Augmented reality karting confirmed for London(standard.co.uk)
2 points by mbrundle 5y ago|1 comments
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by mbrundle 5y ago
Second para is interesting reading. No further details given, but it’s written by someone who’s allegedly on the front lines of covid treatment, and it leaves me curious about whether there is a greater chance of an adverse effect to the va
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BMJ letter: London GP against mandatory vaccination of medics(bmj.com)
1 points by mbrundle 5y ago|1 comments
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by mbrundle 6y ago
Similar to this. Have three young kids. Don’t watch any tv, Netflix, etc. Every chance I get (e.g. before going to sleep, on the tube), I read books on the kindle app on my phone. It’s surprising how much you can get through as long as you’
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by mbrundle 6y ago
For anyone interested in learning more, I highly recommend Doudna’s book, “A Crack in Creation” - very readable explanation of the process leading to discovering CRISPR/Cas9. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Crack-Creation-Edit
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by mbrundle 6y ago
Just added my LinkedIn link to my profile, hope that helps.
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by mbrundle 6y ago
Nice to meet other P/T tech dads-of-three, we’re a rare breed! Have sent you an email to say hi. : )
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by mbrundle 6y ago
I don’t think we’ve worked with anyone in Canada in our team, however it’s a huge company With multiple DS teams, and some may be open to this. Feel free to send a CV and I can forward to the appropriate hiring partner.
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by mbrundle 6y ago
Yes, my salary has been pro rated 80% at every job where I’ve had this arrangement - that’s always been agreed upfront. One interesting thing I noticed is that several employers were open to interviewing even after I made it clear that I ca
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by mbrundle 6y ago
I’ve been working 4d/week for the last 5 years as a Data Scientist. I first proposed it during salary negotiations with a small startup, who were surprised by it but were willing to give it a go. It worked out really well, and once I h
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by mbrundle 6y ago
Likewise, I’d love to learn more about what you’re doing! I’ve found the learning-by-doing paradigm has worked for me (e.g. with learning ML concepts by applying them alongside reading theory, rather than after) and your simulation driven l
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by mbrundle 7y ago
IQVIA | Data Scientist | Full-time | Onsite | London, UK IQVIA is one of the largest healthcare data companies, and it specialises in providing analytics based on that data. Our team is looking for a DS to join our team which specialises in
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by mbrundle 7y ago
For the last four years I’ve been a data scientist whilst working a 4 day week. I look after our 3 young kids on Friday - my wife is a corporate lawyer who works 24/7 so this arrangement lets our kids have a bit more parent time. The k

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