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BioGeek
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About BioGeek
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Comment #48667444
DeepPCB has an AI autorouter [1] that uses reinforcment learning and works really well. Recently they also released an AI agent that analyzes your board, proposes plans and can rou…
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Comment #44048743
Here it is: https://chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxiv/public-api/documentatio...
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Comment #42350396
> Also can we train this same model on regular language data so we can converse about the genomes? Yes! That is what has been done in ChatNT [1] where you can ask natural language …
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Comment #36032275
For a recently published example of this see [1]: an automated platform, called Self-driving Autonomous Machines for Protein Landscape Exploration (SAMPLE), can design and build pr…
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Comment #25356420
I have a DonkeyCar [1] with a Jetson Nano 4GB. Is it possible to follow the course with that hardware platform? [1] https://www.donkeycar.com/
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Comment #22178768
There is a small error in the code. The variable `count` should be defined on line 11 like: count = int(record["Count"]) en the appearance on line 15 should be removed.
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Comment #22170776
All those pages that you found of people having exactly that same combination of educational background can be simply explained. They are the default sample content of the Team pag…
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Comment #22169456
Using Biopython. Note that the search query that I am using currently returns 70605 results, so you might want to tweak it fit your needs. from Bio import Entrez import time from u…
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Comment #19199874
Trammell Hudson in 2009 reverse engineered the firmware of the Canon EOS 5D Mark II because he was frustrated with some of the limitations in the camera's firmware when making shor…
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Comment #13444289
This list highlights the most import organisms that have their genome sequenced, but look at [1] to see the full list of 22244 organisms that are currently sequenced. Most human pa…
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Comment #9387441
Several good answers can be found on http://mathoverflow.net/q/95865 and http://math.stackexchange.com/q/45594/14018
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Comment #7931012
> The game would be probably to provide some kind of standard or API that would make all those independant providers rally accross a common model. This common specification already…
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Comment #7825863
The latest sport where Sportvision used this technology is sailing, called LiveLine there. During the last America's Cup [1] they used it to show the starting, finish and boundary …
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Comment #7290979
Some more things you could ask in this article by Hacker School alumna Julia Evans [1] and this article on Runtime Era [2]. [1] http://jvns.ca/blog/2013/12/30/questions-im-asking-i…
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Comment #7101491
> If he could write it up in a blog, OkTrends-style, I feel like it could get a huge number of hits He released a 37 page eBook with an easy-to-implement blueprint: http://www.amaz…
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Comment #5348068
> I would imagine that there's hardly a comprehensive database of a DNA of all existing life forms on Earth. An annotated collection of all publicly available DNA sequences is avai…
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Comment #5123135
Also see the discussion at the bioinformatics subreddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/bioinformatics/comments/179e9k/a_far...
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Comment #5123123
Biostars.org is a stackexchange-like site for bioinformaticians. See there for answers to your question, eg: * Best resources to learn molecular biology for a computer scientist. […
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Comment #5073846
Some guys in Russia have done something similar. They have released a 360° aerial panorama [1] from the stratosphere. They have also been experimenting with 360° video [2] and prov…
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Comment #2891447
You can use TunesViewer [1] to view iTunesU media and podcasts in Linux. [1] http://tunesviewer.sourceforge.net/
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