neuroguy

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Udacity's Machine Learning Class(yskolnick.wordpress.com)
2 points by neuroguy 13y ago|0 comments
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Academician from Astana solves one of most difficult math problems of millennium(bnews.kz)
1 points by neuroguy 13y ago|0 comments
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by neuroguy 13y ago
This is a great service!
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by neuroguy 13y ago
The combination of the style of Udacity and content of coursera would be an ideal combination. The idea of having tutors help through the tough material on the subjects as a source of revenue is great.
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by neuroguy 13y ago
Interesting point, but the idea of learning excel is to learn computational thinking from an early age.
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Psychadelics like LSD may be good for mental health(the-scientist.com)
1 points by neuroguy 13y ago|2 comments
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by neuroguy 13y ago
Any reason to think they are not going to do both? Before coursera exploded I had thought of doing something similar, and the eventual plan had been to provide the software to universities (for pay), but that was mainly to support the idea
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by neuroguy 13y ago
Maybe try to explain what you are doing??
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Beards Keep you Young and Healthy (Scientific Paper)(rpd.oxfordjournals.org)
1 points by neuroguy 14y ago|0 comments
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by neuroguy 14y ago
I used to use VNC viewer with ssh tunneling, I wonder if there is a way to do that with this extension... Switched to NX, but didn't set up the web viewer yet, so this would be an easy way to work on the road if could do ssh tunnel.
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by neuroguy 14y ago
If there are horrible limitations, email Dr. Mike Hines or write some code that will fix it. It is open source.
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by neuroguy 14y ago
Terribly old - But is being updated constantly, they are adding in the capabilities to explicitly (in hoc or python) add in chemical reaction schemes. Some interesting research is being worked on in that regard at the moment.
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by neuroguy 14y ago
It would be worthwhile to get some more CS guys in the field. Agreed. Please join us :)
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by neuroguy 14y ago
I don't think there is much debate about it. I think it is fairly obvious that this project will advance neuroscience quite a bit, even if it would be a smarter choice to start with the C. Elgans. A project like this, putting together wha
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by neuroguy 14y ago
It is for exactly this reason that the people of http://www.neuroml.org/ are doing their work. Good catch! To combine and place everything in one overarching language that can be used in any of the many Brain Simulators. There are many
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by neuroguy 14y ago
Indeed it does. If you want to see open source models of the brain check out: http://senselab.med.yale.edu/modeldb/ListByModelName.asp?c=1...
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by neuroguy 14y ago
That is part of what we are trying to find out. We know a lot, but it isn't organized. Lets put together all that we have, and see what is still missing.
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by neuroguy 14y ago
The argument is partially like that, but the more complete version is: 1) We know a lot about brain cognition through psychology, AI etc 2) We know a lot about how people process from all the years of expermentation. 3) The big things we
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by neuroguy 14y ago
From the website: http://www.humanbrainproject.eu/ict_platform.html Neuroinformatics Platform, Brain Simulation Platform, Medical Informatics Platform Extremely useful platforms that should be open. In addition to which I agree with you
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by neuroguy 14y ago
From the FAQ - Why not begin with simple organisms like C.elegans? There are two problems here. The first is feasibility; the second is the relevance of our results. Feasibility. Neuroscientists have mapped all of C.elegans’ 300 or so neuro
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by neuroguy 14y ago
That's great news. Means people are interested. Can't wait to see the idea when it is back up.
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by neuroguy 14y ago
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Darpa Countdown #10 -Hypersonics—The New Stealth(darpa.mil)
1 points by neuroguy 14y ago|0 comments
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by neuroguy 14y ago
Not dumb. I only discovered Linkedin Python groups yesterday. I didn't mean to come off as condescending.
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by neuroguy 14y ago
True. A search for python tutorial returns the official python tutorial. But, I hear your point. It should be added, or a least a link to the very beginner material should be provided.
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by neuroguy 14y ago
Where are you looking? There is a massive community of python developers on linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=25827
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by neuroguy 14y ago
Find programming projects that you want to work on, and just start programming. Sometimes you will need to look up how to do X every line and sometimes every 5 lines, but the way to learn to program is by getting started and getting used t
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by neuroguy 14y ago
Super Beginner stuff is on the standard python tutorial. That normally doesn't need to be on every website.