Amen. (or erm maybe that is not the right response ;-D)
"days" -- laughs maniacally in biologist
I like that we are amazed by this. And yet all of my books from 34 years ago open up just fine (without cheating, no book opening emulator required!). I can even open a book on my shelf from 1896 without emulation. Not…
I am surprised they end on a gene mutation already known to be involved in a rare disease and a vague hypothesis about the mechanism. Among the many things DCTN1 does... it also directs autophagosomes toward lysosomes…
Well, when people say "organ on a chip" it sounds completely synthetic, but some organ-on-a-chip designs (and many organoid platforms) actually require the killing of untold numbers of mice to generate the matrix…
The house called 12 of your 116 scored numbers: 10%. Blind guessing would average about 12.9 of them (11%). Only 2 of the 206 people in a psychology study were more random than you. The house found you extremely hard to…
At first this was my take as well. That plus, well, maybe they are just on a serious PR kick with maths. But I am starting wonder if they have determined, or strongly suspect, that the road to exponential model…
I too maintain an older thinkpad! i want to say T430 so probably not as old, maybe got in 2012 or so? In any case, I have replaced: the screen, the battery, the power button (3D printed), the hard drive, the RAM, and…
To add onto this... some amount of what they are calling edge detection here seems to overlap with what has already been implemented in microscopy using phase contrast... which has been around since 1932.
Technically... they are outlining edges at the speed of light. Detection is a separate process entirely.
Ah yes, the bird-inspired ... nose propeller.
These types of articles are so fundamentally flawed... it beggars belief. Why not ask the opposite question: if bandwidth works the way they describe, why can't H100 GPUs (3TB/s bandwidth) perform sensorimotor tasks 24…
bioinformatician here. nobody has intuition or domain knowledge on all ~20,000 protein coding genes in the human body. That's just not a thing. Routinely comparing what a treatment does we do actually get 20,000…
People need tools to filter results. Using a somewhat arbitrary cutoff for what to work with is actually fine because people need to make decisions. Further, papers that report false positives do not tend to lead to…
Amen. (or erm maybe that is not the right response ;-D)
"days" -- laughs maniacally in biologist
I like that we are amazed by this. And yet all of my books from 34 years ago open up just fine (without cheating, no book opening emulator required!). I can even open a book on my shelf from 1896 without emulation. Not…
I am surprised they end on a gene mutation already known to be involved in a rare disease and a vague hypothesis about the mechanism. Among the many things DCTN1 does... it also directs autophagosomes toward lysosomes…
Well, when people say "organ on a chip" it sounds completely synthetic, but some organ-on-a-chip designs (and many organoid platforms) actually require the killing of untold numbers of mice to generate the matrix…
The house called 12 of your 116 scored numbers: 10%. Blind guessing would average about 12.9 of them (11%). Only 2 of the 206 people in a psychology study were more random than you. The house found you extremely hard to…
At first this was my take as well. That plus, well, maybe they are just on a serious PR kick with maths. But I am starting wonder if they have determined, or strongly suspect, that the road to exponential model…
I too maintain an older thinkpad! i want to say T430 so probably not as old, maybe got in 2012 or so? In any case, I have replaced: the screen, the battery, the power button (3D printed), the hard drive, the RAM, and…
To add onto this... some amount of what they are calling edge detection here seems to overlap with what has already been implemented in microscopy using phase contrast... which has been around since 1932.
Technically... they are outlining edges at the speed of light. Detection is a separate process entirely.
Ah yes, the bird-inspired ... nose propeller.
These types of articles are so fundamentally flawed... it beggars belief. Why not ask the opposite question: if bandwidth works the way they describe, why can't H100 GPUs (3TB/s bandwidth) perform sensorimotor tasks 24…
bioinformatician here. nobody has intuition or domain knowledge on all ~20,000 protein coding genes in the human body. That's just not a thing. Routinely comparing what a treatment does we do actually get 20,000…
People need tools to filter results. Using a somewhat arbitrary cutoff for what to work with is actually fine because people need to make decisions. Further, papers that report false positives do not tend to lead to…