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Reproducing this cheap optogenetic rig to control e. coli gene expression using light. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.07.13.499906v1

Thanks, this is very valuable. I sent an email.

Interesting, I think the point about processing with GPT is important. Our thing started as naive narration but many articles are hard to follow when simply narrated.

Hey, we're working on this! https://pgpod.com/ You have to add articles yourself and it does not have any special logic for HN threads yet.

Hey, I'm building something related and would love to get your feedback on it. I can reply with my contact details if you're interested.

We had to restream server events from openai -> our backend -> client. It was pretty simple.

You can return log probs per token generated. This can be used to asses the confidence the model has in handling tasks which involve nominal data. If that’s not helpful, were you g…

They seem to achieve the 'multimaterial' label by soaking different parts of the polymer in exclusive precursors. If you want to create advanced microelectronics using this method,…

Whenever I start a project I usually look for some open source equivalent for inspiration even if it's not maintained. We opened up bonsai in case someone else comes along and want…

PropelAuth is great and a breeze to integrate! We were dreading building out B2B features like orgs and spending time making login flows for our analytics dashboard product. This w…

This seems like a step in the right direction away from sphere-projected 'immersive' video. Very cool and can't wait for the 6dof VR player to be ready!

We embedded a web browser and wrote our UI in React for a previous VR project :)

Zenith VR might fit your definition of MMO like 3D game.

This looks like the sort of thing we would have needed to build ourselves to take a remote control pixel streaming project from a while back into production.

Maybe we can add anon accounts at some point. The main reason right now is to make the feedback process easier since it starts an email chain that we can follow up on. All of the b…

Check out Bonsai Browser [0] if you want to see what a web browser built on tagging rather than folders looks like (disclaimer: co-founder). I think the main virtue of tagging syst…

I take it that you prefer FF over Brave?

One application of Lagrange Multipliers includes deriving the micro, standard, and grand canonical ensembles from statistical physics [0]. These can be used to simulate physical sy…

I'll look into this. We could bundle a terminal emulator like Hyper easily. Ideally we could get access to some sort of frame-buffers for other applications. I wonder how much cont…

One of the things that I found interesting was that as you become more expert in a field you take less notes. At the start of your PhD everything is new but by the end you know the…

It can be both art and programming! Here's a paper showing how programmers work with artists to develop the classic TF2 half lambert [0]. This shader also makes use of an efficient…

If anyone's interested, it is likely that the missing traffic is coming from people with blocker scripts that prevent analytics. I've moved the media files from the landing page ov…

We're hosting 15mb of video files on that landing page. Netlify says we've had 2.2 TB of transfer out but dividing those numbers gives many more uniques than we've seen in the land…

I'll edit the readme of that repo to make it more clear. We're distributing the browser off of github so we don't have to pay for download bandwidth and because it integrates with …