Its a great framework. Development is fast. Deployments are even faster. Testing is easy... Sure, Javascript is far from the fastest language, but in our context we delivered many more tools and services than we would have in Java, Php or.NET.
Its not perfect of course, but for us the benefits far outweighs the disadvantages. Long live NodeJS.
Calling it an AI is misleading. The paper itself reports it as machine learning "Machine Learning of Threedimensional Right Ventricular Motion Enables Outcome Prediction in Pulmonary Hypertension"
There are already tests on the market looking for markers related to muscle fibers (fast twitch versus slow twitch). These are currently used to make personalized training plans.
But genetic testing for specific aptitudes... that would be discrimination.
There is a number of services that are becoming available through a "passwordless" approach (either through email or sms authentication). I wish it could get mainstream because currently, the hardest part is explaining properly to users how to use the system. I wrote a post on this:
https://biogeniq.ca/en/article...
You can also take the habit to always log in to your services through the "I forgot my password" options. At least it saves you from having to remember the password to your password manager!
I started using a passwordless approach. Its been a couple of months now, and I recently wrote an article about this:
https://biogeniq.ca/en/article...
Bottom line is, its possible to create a service that does not use passwords, but you still have to rely on other services (such as emails). And these are still protected by passwords...
These days, genomic labs use custom panels, seeking information only for SNPs related to the study and voluntarily ignoring the rest. Apple would definitely not want to store SNPs related to "proclivity to aggression", but they might be interested to know if you can metabolize lactose. It makes a lot of sense for them to store some carefully chosen parts of your DNA in an iPhone (the less sensitive parts).
Apple planned to replace the wallet, why not also the medical bracelet?
If Samsung is sued because their tablets are too similar to iPads, I have a hard time believing that they won't get sued over their MacBook style design...
The exosomes will be similar, only the content will differ. Also, its still not clear how much these exosome travel. They might end up far from any tumor cell, making it impractical for targeting.
This technology has been advertised everywhere in my institute... and now its on Slashdot... I wonder if there is someone behind their marketing campaign?
Actually, solving a rubik's cube is not unstructured if your algorithm thinks at least 20 moves ahead. Similarly, we probably need to have a broader view of the universe to discern a possible reason for the dominance of matter.
Daniel Suarez (author of Daemon and Freedom) describes a very interesting "government". He imagined quite a complex system to handle and balance projects / votes / budget /...
I recommend reading his books before saying that such a system wouldn't work. The ideas shared makes it sound quite believable.
Slashdot Mirror
Part of the job of a genetic counselor is patient facing.
So Much For Subtlety
Its a great framework. Development is fast. Deployments are even faster. Testing is easy... Sure, Javascript is far from the fastest language, but in our context we delivered many more tools and services than we would have in Java, Php or .NET.
Its not perfect of course, but for us the benefits far outweighs the disadvantages. Long live NodeJS.
Calling it an AI is misleading. The paper itself reports it as machine learning "Machine Learning of Threedimensional Right Ventricular Motion Enables Outcome Prediction in Pulmonary Hypertension"
There are already tests on the market looking for markers related to muscle fibers (fast twitch versus slow twitch). These are currently used to make personalized training plans. But genetic testing for specific aptitudes... that would be discrimination.
There is a number of services that are becoming available through a "passwordless" approach (either through email or sms authentication). I wish it could get mainstream because currently, the hardest part is explaining properly to users how to use the system. I wrote a post on this: https://biogeniq.ca/en/article...
You can also take the habit to always log in to your services through the "I forgot my password" options. At least it saves you from having to remember the password to your password manager!
I started using a passwordless approach. Its been a couple of months now, and I recently wrote an article about this: https://biogeniq.ca/en/article... Bottom line is, its possible to create a service that does not use passwords, but you still have to rely on other services (such as emails). And these are still protected by passwords...
I honestly didn't thought so many of you knew HL7 :P
Very well resumed!
These days, genomic labs use custom panels, seeking information only for SNPs related to the study and voluntarily ignoring the rest. Apple would definitely not want to store SNPs related to "proclivity to aggression", but they might be interested to know if you can metabolize lactose. It makes a lot of sense for them to store some carefully chosen parts of your DNA in an iPhone (the less sensitive parts). Apple planned to replace the wallet, why not also the medical bracelet?
Hehe, Happens to me all the time :P
If Samsung is sued because their tablets are too similar to iPads, I have a hard time believing that they won't get sued over their MacBook style design...
This year alone, I received 4 calls from these scammers, pretending to be Microsoft technicians.
The exosomes will be similar, only the content will differ. Also, its still not clear how much these exosome travel. They might end up far from any tumor cell, making it impractical for targeting.
How did it survive evolution? What is its function?
Here it is!
What do your think of Fergus et all paper : Intriguing properties of neural networks. Is this a phenomenon you came across before?
At least we found out about the corruption. Maybe now we will start to THINK BIG, sti!
I second that. R is the better choice here.
This technology has been advertised everywhere in my institute... and now its on Slashdot... I wonder if there is someone behind their marketing campaign?
Actually, solving a rubik's cube is not unstructured if your algorithm thinks at least 20 moves ahead. Similarly, we probably need to have a broader view of the universe to discern a possible reason for the dominance of matter.
Always the first thing I install. It even works on all major OS. Keeps beta version at bay ;)
Daniel Suarez (author of Daemon and Freedom) describes a very interesting "government". He imagined quite a complex system to handle and balance projects / votes / budget / ...
I recommend reading his books before saying that such a system wouldn't work. The ideas shared makes it sound quite believable.