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by tmearnest 2y ago
I was terrified to look up through the comments after reading the article, but HN truly surprised me today.
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by tmearnest 2y ago
It’s art. Same as all other high fashion. No one is wearing these nails on the subway.
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by tmearnest 2y ago
Once I saw that Waymo rage pass all of those bicyclists, I knew we finally solved self driving cars.
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by tmearnest 2y ago
I don’t think they forgot about Tay. https://spectrum.ieee.org/in-2016-microsofts-racist-chatbot-...
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by tmearnest 3y ago
1.6 μm
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by tmearnest 3y ago
ChatGPT is amazing for neurodivergent folk. When I was applying for jobs this summer, I just word vomited a stream of consciousness professional biography into a text document. I then used this as context for chatgpt to help me write cover
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by tmearnest 3y ago
No. The problem is in a reduction op of some sort (sum or whatever). Since there no guarantee of the order you receive the terms for the reduction, the nondeterminism enters from order of terms reduced. Since float math isn't associati
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by tmearnest 3y ago
Yup, I don’t believe there are any consequences to anyone away from the hole. I think the right way to approach this is to consider the unshielded radiation flux over the hole and the time that the hole takes to close. This would give a goo
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by tmearnest 3y ago
I used to work at a 24 hr end user tech support call center. They didn’t use Macs, but we had a machine for the techs to use to understand what the customer is looking at. I wrote a script to sleep until late at night then start saying weir
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by tmearnest 3y ago
Check this out https://chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/5737/is-a-nega...
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by tmearnest 4y ago
I’m convinced you cannot taste single protons. Water self ionizes, so there will always be acidic species (H+, H3O+, …) way way above the concentration of single molecules. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-ionization_
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by tmearnest 4y ago
Check out Shotr ( https://shotr.cc ) for mac and flameshot ( https://flameshot.org/ ) for Linux! These apps are totally indispensable in my day-to-day and it sounds like it’ll solve your problem.
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by tmearnest 5y ago
This is all correct. These simulations actually can model molecular crowding by using a diffusive propensity proportional to the particles in the adjacent cells but I don’t think it was used here. I developed this methodology in grad school
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by tmearnest 5y ago
Dna does not fit in a voxel. Transcription is modeled by particles fixed in space which produce transcripts at a constant rate. The mRNA is treated the same as the other discrete particles in the simulation, though they are likely a bit big
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by tmearnest 5y ago
There are two main reasons to take advantage of the Gpu in lattice microbes. It can simulate the stochastic chemical reaction and diffusion dynamics in parallel: one thread per voxel. For instance, an E. coli sized cell would have ~40000 vo
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by tmearnest 5y ago
This is so cool. I want to see posts like this for other old school minicomputers and mainframes!
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by tmearnest 5y ago
Did you somehow figure out how to invert the transformation in https://www.mcmillen.dev/sigbovik/2019.pdf
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by tmearnest 5y ago
SimBioSys | ON SITE | Chicago/Champaign, IL | Full-time SimBioSys[0] is seeking an experienced Deep Learning Engineer to work on one of the most important challenges in medicine - improving outcomes in Cancer. We are a technology compa
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by tmearnest 5y ago
I just looked up the link to share this, but you already got to it so I’m going to sell Darknet Diaries to y’all. This podcast series is one of my favorites. It some how manages to find a balance between being technical and accessible to th
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by tmearnest 5y ago
The transporter is basically fork() followed immediately by SIGKILL.
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by tmearnest 5y ago
SimBioSys | ON SITE | Chicago/Champaign, IL | Full-time SimBioSys[0] is seeking an experienced Deep Learning Engineer to work on one of the most important challenges in medicine - improving outcomes in Cancer. We are a technology compa
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by tmearnest 5y ago
Could you recommend a text/paper/blog article which develops tensor theory from an algebraic setting?
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by tmearnest 5y ago
Back in the aughts, I had yomama.be. As in yo mama.be/trippin
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by tmearnest 5y ago
SimBioSys | ON SITE | Chicago/Champaign, IL | Full-time SimBioSys[0] is seeking an experienced Deep Learning Engineer to work on one of the most important challenges in medicine - improving outcomes in Cancer. We are a technology compa
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by tmearnest 5y ago
I’m surprised that no one commented on the bacterium in question isn’t strictly bacteria. They’re from Archean domain of life, which is a highly diverse class of bacteria like species. Archaeons are like weird mashups of eukaryota and bacte
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by tmearnest 5y ago
SimBioSys, Champaign or Chicago, IL | Deep Learning Scientist | ONSITE SimBioSys ( http://www.simbiosys.com ) develops tools to enable oncologists to predict how a patient would respond to treatment using physically-based computat
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by tmearnest 5y ago
I always loved it when someone hotlinked to an image on someone else’s server and instead of taking the image down, they’d replace it with something funny (or more frequently, horrible).
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by tmearnest 5y ago
Dates and times are generally deidentified by choosing a random initial date and changing subsequent timestamps to the random initial plus the duration between visits. The sequence and delays could potentially be used to identify patients,
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by tmearnest 5y ago
What about the API design is so awesome?
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by tmearnest 5y ago
Nope that won’t do it. Read the article

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