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davecap1
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About davecap1
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Comment #38646236
There's a lot more to protein sequences than legos. I think the argument is that you don't need to train a model on fundamental organic chemistry/biochemistry, electrostatic protei…
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Comment #29474356
We have federated login with MFA required (which was failing). It just started working again. Scratch that... console is not loading at all now :)
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Comment #29473786
On top of that, the "Personalized Health Dashboard" doesn't work because I can't seem to log in to the console.
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Comment #25838572
How does this compare to something like AWS CodePipeline with CDK ( https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/latest/guide/cdk_pipeline.ht... )?
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Comment #23964744
It's been 80 years and we still haven't figured out how to reliably perform loading doses (when someone is just starting out on warfarin) and to maintain stable INR (anticoagulatio…
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Comment #23905883
Interesting way of describing/thinking about hazard or risk analysis which is applied in many industries through ISO standard frameworks such as ISO 14971 for medical devices (but …
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Comment #21585687
Apple Health and Activity also seem to work this way, although they also sync to iCloud.
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Comment #21520288
Is this similar to ZeroTier https://www.zerotier.com/ ?
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Comment #21462751
Have you thought about hiring someone remote in the same or different timezone to be on-call for outages? I'm sure there are many people around that would be able to help with this…
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Comment #20566999
23andMe only tests for known relatively common mutations (single nucleotide polymorphisms, or SNPs) that have been identified by non-profit large scale sequencing projects done in …
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Comment #18662941
Is this similar to papermill? https://github.com/nteract/papermill
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Comment #15537153
If you are in NYC you can test your water for free: http://www1.nyc.gov/nyc-resources/service/1266/request-lead-...
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Comment #14245564
There are a bunch of options for low-latency video conferencing solutions available for people who actually need it (tele-medicine/surgery, sports/media broadcasting, enterprise co…
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Comment #14038800
These are quite difficult to get (and very expensive to produce) even inside the medical-research establishment. Which big players are you referring to?
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Comment #13418874
There are other mail clients that use tracking pixels, like Polymail and Canary.
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Comment #13327349
draw.io is awesome! Thanks for the hard work!
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Comment #13081489
This sounds a bit like BuildKite which has worked out pretty well for us! They provide an elastic AWS CI environment that you run in your own AWS account, and scales up/down as bui…
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Comment #12999671
Just FYI ` https://pydoc.io/` doesn't load but www.pydoc.io does (at least for me).
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Comment #12895224
We recently changed the permission to introduce the "pro" blocking feature. There doesn't seem to be a way to get "write" perms in a more granular way. The app doesn't actually pos…
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Comment #12894419
https://www.twitteraudit.com Estimates fake Twitter followers for any account. Helps users find and block fake followers (coming soon). >100k visitors per month (45% returning). >1…
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Comment #12684270
I run linux on the desktop and 1password actually works surprisingly well via Wine. Even the Chrome extension seems to work.
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Comment #11358042
Off-topic: how do people make those animated gifs like the one in the blog post ( https://stenci.la/stencila/blog/introducing-sheets/screencas... )?
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Comment #11013664
SolveBio | New York City | Full-time (ONSITE) SolveBio provides a data platform and data science services that can deployed in genomics companies - large pharmaceuticals, R&D labs,…
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Comment #11005084
SolveBio (my startup) has parsed, normalized, and indexed a bunch of the datasets listed under biology. Our goal is to make these kinds of datasets easier to access for programmers…