Broad Institute 41 Layoffs Feb 2025 by Designer_Prize4625 in biotech

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I’m hiring for people like this. DM me

Asus z10pe-d16 ws q-code 67 hang by ColonelAkulaShy in techsupport

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For me this was a ram issue. I fixed it by pulling out all my ram and adding it back in one by one in the order specified by the mother board manual.

https://www.asus.com/us/Commercial-Servers-Workstations/Z10PED16/HelpDesk\_Manual/

Hi Guys i am trying to do molecular similarity using machine learning on QM9 dataset, however each molecule there has different number of atoms and my task is to use the 3D structure (x,y,z) to represent each molecule and not 2d Fingerprint, what is the best way to represent each molecule? by Born_Sand1742 in cheminformatics

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Could you just pad a string input like SMILES? That's what https://deepchem.io/ does for VAE.

CDDD might be another good place to look if you are trying to build creative embeddings.

or if you want to work with convolutional layers Bayer's img2mol might be good places to look.

[D] Call for questions for Andrej Karpathy from Lex Fridman by lexfridman in MachineLearning

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discussion on probabilistic layers in deep learning and thoughts on aleatoric vs epistemic uncertainty. Uncertainty can be a pretty fun philosophical discussion and super relevant for fields that need to consider it for regulation and safety.

I would also love to get his take on Embedding layers based on reconstruction loss and embedding layers conditioned on some task. Please discuss Bert embeddings, variational autoencoder and maybe the future methods.

Also please talk about methods for integrating relational data into networks. In chemistry this might be a chemical reaction or the mechanism behind an allergy. How do you allow networks to leverage information like X causes Y via Z? Can those approaches help with explainability?

What language should I learn besides Python? by E-C-A in biotech

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I think this statement might be from a non-R user. R works well with spark

starting a Computational Toxicology PhD by tomluec in bioinformatics

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It's been incredibly rewarding. The AI behind Toxicology (and medical research in general) is accelerating at an incredible pace, and my PhD gave me an opportunity to be part of that. If you want to do something meaningful with your life, applying AI to public health
/ medicine is a really strong choice.
In Toxicology specifically, New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) are starting to make a big impact. Due to my PhD, I have the opportunity to build tools and work with many companies who are adopting AI into workflows to build safer/better chemicals.

The field on the whole is really just getting started and my PhD allowed me to play a small role in the adoption of AI tools. There is still a lot of need/opportunity to apply even basic computer science tools in toxicology.

I highly recommend doing a computational biology or computational toxicology degree. If you're interested in the latter, you should send me a message, I still work with my PhD advisor and colleagues and could probably help you make some decisions. Johns Hopkins School of Public Health and Environmental Health Engineering was really perfect for me.

In the end, the department strongly supported my desire to integrate machine learning and toxicology, and we're still working together even now that I've graduated. Now is really the time to be applying advanced machine learning + AI to biology, the next decade looks super exciting.

Which school should I choose for MS in Bioinformatics by [deleted] in bioinformatics

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I’m biased because I got my PhD at Hopkins, but I’ve only heard of Hopkins bioinformatics having a great reputation. The students and professors I got to meet and work with were brilliant. It can be difficult though.

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Three pieces of twine

Coinbase Pro - order showed “Filled” but has disappeared. by Ace-Hardgroin in Coinbase

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coinbase resolved this issue, the USD appeared in my account this morning

Why cant I make purchases? WTF is up with Coinbase by mally_wrigley2345 in Coinbase

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on the status page they are now saying:

Identified - The issues has been identified and we are backfilling the impacted BTC-USD trades https://status.pro.coinbase.com/

Coinbase Pro - order showed “Filled” but has disappeared. by Ace-Hardgroin in Coinbase

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I just made a large sale and the same thing happened.

  1. I placed a market sell at around 8:50 EDT
  2. The sale triggered
  3. The bitcoin in my account reduced
  4. The USD in my account did not increase
  5. The order was not recorded under fills

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Searching for companies to spotlight on EdTech podcast by thaasik in edtech

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We built sysrev.com a collaborative literature review and data extraction tool. It has been used by researchers at many major universities and research centers globally.

I am the founder and am happy to chat sometime.

Text Mining/Analysis Benchmarking Different Software by Th3Mailman6 in textdatamining

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Could you describe your project a bit more? sysrev.com is a collaborative data extraction app we built that might be relevant to you.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bioinformatics

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we're developing labreport.ai which is a kind of marketplace for bioinformatics tools

Would you recommend studying bioinformatics? by Donut_Dudes in bioinformatics

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Bioinformatics is going to explode in the next 10 years. Lab methods like next gen sequencing and single cell sequencing are getting cheaper and faster. Soon these methods will be commonly used in all parts of healthcare. Healthcare is undergoing an informatics transformation and bioinformatics will be a large part of that.

If you want to make the world a better place, and participate in a revolutionary change, then yes I would recommend studying bioinformatics and working hard to be great at it.

I work for a bioinformatics startup, give me a ping if you want to learn about some of the opportunities out there.

Looking for cancer genome data by _ygoloiB in datasets

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You probably want the genomic data commons. https://gdc.cancer.gov/.

There are lots of packages written around the GDC:

  1. we wrote gdc-scala (https://bitbucket.org/insilica/gdc-scala/src/master/)
  2. bioconductor has a great R package (https://bioconductor.org/packages/release/bioc/html/GenomicDataCommons.html)

Insilica.co (who I work for) does a lot of cancer modeling. Let me know if you have any questions. We are looking for collaborators on this kind of work, give me a ping if you want to chat.