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siver_john
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Comment #44249999
I mean the passenger train from Lebanon, TN to Nashville, TN is quite busy. I rode it over a decade ago and it was quite used and my partner rides it now and it is much the same. I…
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Comment #44248837
Biased: Was a researcher in this field... For MD, specifically the type talked about here, we aren't taking in all the quantum effects, and that is known. Crystalizing molecules, e…
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Comment #44248758
Sent an email =)
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Comment #44247683
Depends on how deep you want to go. The pioneering work in this field is the "The multiscale coarse-graining method." series of papers kicked off by Noid. Who is still a person to …
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Comment #44238005
Amazing article on Molecular dynamics, in the infinite number of things they could add is a small segment on coarse graining. Though I'm biased (and have been thinking about writin…
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Comment #44237876
Went to a show in Nashville with some friends, I think last year. And drones were definitely incorporated in (interestingly showing Star Wars and then US military assets), but it w…
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Comment #42697198
This is really cool, I never expected to see reversible computation made in electrical systems. I learned about it undergrad taking a course by Bruce MacLennan* though it was more …
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Comment #42613911
God I love einsum so much. I discovered it in grad school and it made my life so much nicer, definitely recommend learning it, you can do some wicked powerful stuff. (One of the fi…
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Comment #42471681
Honestly, seeing this on the front page had my hopes up they had found out a way forward but alas.
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Comment #42369842
I applied to the backend position last month but could fit for other positions, should I apply to those directly as well?
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Comment #42302017
I am a computational biophysicist turned generalist, I enjoy solving the weird problems everyone hates. Undocumented code on a system built from decades old software where it's hel…
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Comment #42078312
This is extraneous to your comment, but as someone who speaks some Japanese, if you ever want someone to practice English with, I am more than happy to lend a hand.
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Comment #42070054
Here I'll bite: Didn't fill existing positions for monitoring pandemic diseases arising in China that were put in place by Bush then strengthened by Obama, allowing for a slower re…
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Comment #41859138
From my friends who are on ozempic, yes it has literally done just that. Along with the fact because they are driven to eat less they, in general are less snacky (and thus eat less…
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Comment #41789304
They had to put David Baker on here, his work on protein design if nothing else was ground breaking. I've expected him to win it at some point in a, it's not a matter of if but of …
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Comment #41202038
Just wanted to add in, even as someone who isn't super experienced in the field (1.5 years of contracting on top of 6ish years programming in grad school), I find logistics an incr…
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Comment #39972124
Seeking Contract Or Long Term Employment Location: Nashville, TN, US Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Most likely, no Technologies: Python, Tensorflow, CUDA, Node.JS, Docker, SQL, …
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Comment #39970958
SEEKING WORK, REMOTE Remote: Yes, I have only worked with US clients but would be willing to work with international clients. Willing to relocate: No - Technologies: Python, Tensor…
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Comment #39565010
Location: Nashville, TN Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Most likely no. Technologies: Python, Tensorflow, Javascript, C/C++, Go, Docker, Scala, AMBER, Schrodinger, CUDA, SQL Resum…
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Comment #39512961
As someone who used various types of GPUs in graduate school. For most simulations, and even machine learning (unless you need the VRAM) you are generally better off going with a c…
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Comment #39470019
I did this my first year of college, blocked all distracting websites with an extension on Chrome. I still had it so I could watch on phone or if I Incognito windowed but putting t…
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Comment #37147730
I respect anyone who can keep up a job with as much diligence as this definitely required over the years. I do not begrudge him wanting to live a life well lived and hope his futur…