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Comment #48591235
Not true, there is a growing class of "operator" VCs that both fund and help run early stage companies.
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Comment #48590820
The obvious other factors in this reframing of equity compensation effectively render it a useless take. The disparity in expected value calculation is due to assuming you can pred…
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Comment #48559514
This post is a little long winded. At times I agreed, and others I felt the author was doing a little too much hand-wringing on what-is-mine vs. what-is-the-AI's. The opportunity i…
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Comment #47007673
+1. From the original post, I found this video to be particularly damning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hksVvXONrIo Does anyone have an explanation for how something like this p…
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Comment #46628696
When you use a microscope to magnify something, the objective (magnifying lens) is literally taking the Fourier transform of the image. The optical system recovers up to a limiting…
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Comment #46546724
I disagree, in my opinion passing the bar exam is necessary but not nearly sufficient for competently practicing law. The bar is an imperfect filter. One could study for the exam a…
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Comment #46309224
While cancer is caused by mutations in the genome, these mutations in turn produce the unifying property of cancer: unchecked cell replication. Most cell types have systems to safe…
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Comment #44610701
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clonal_hematopoiesis
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Comment #44609723
Some thoughts on this as someone working on circulating-tumor DNA for the last decade or so: - Sure, cancer can develop years before diagnosis. Pre-cancerous clones harboring somat…
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Comment #43800089
This is a pretty cool study with some interesting findings! Cancer immunotherapy has a long history but has become very prominent in recent years. (Fun fact: the senior author on t…
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Comment #43541108
I've had an excellent experience with Cursor: https://www.cursor.com/en I used VSCode as my default IDE so the switch was very natural. I am working on machine learning in bio, and…
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Comment #43513369
Strongly disagree. My son is going to be born into a county with an active measles outbreak caused entirely by misinformation and stupidity. We can’t vaccinate until 6 months. Abso…
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Comment #43441049
I am curious about the same thing. I worked as a ML engineer for several years and have a couple of degrees in the field. Skimming over the document, I recognized almost everything…
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Comment #42038317
There's a decent amount of cynicism in the comments, which I understand. I think this is a really cool and novel study, though. Historically, cancer was treated with therapies that…
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Comment #36027152
It’s fairly common for private companies to have non-transferability clauses for both options and stock. IANAL, but this sounds pretty standard and I doubt OP will be able to fight…
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Comment #35923657
Sure, absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. But these PCAWG results have been discussed to death since they were published, and its pretty sound science. You could also t…
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Comment #35922814
Sure, a 2020 study from the Pan-Cancer Analysis of Whole Genomes (PCAWG) Consortium, looking for viral evidence in thousands of tumor genomes and transcriptomes[0]. Part of a massi…
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Comment #35921653
This is not true. Some cancers are caused by viruses. Many oncogenes were initially discovered in viruses. But the majority of tumors are definitely not caused by viruses. This was…
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Comment #35793091
The lifespan of T cells varies from months to years (memory T cells). T cell development begins in the bone marrow and continues in the lymphatic tissue and periphery. During their…
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Comment #35792772
bioscience phd student. Why is this interesting? Tl;dr from the article, they used flow cytometry to quantify different cell populations in the blood, and noted that the proportion…
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Comment #34511658
Just finished assignment 2 of cs224n[1], which has you derive gradients and implement word2vec. I thought it was a pretty good exercise. You could read the glove paper and try impl…
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Comment #34374767
I have had friends tell me forecasts like this with complete confidence. Just curious- what industry? What info do you know that convinced you to believe this? Eager to hear whatev…