merqurio

Based on the experience of a friend of mine, Lisp. He first learnt the language, managed to do cool stuff and the he wrote his own compiler. It's been a nice journey from outside, I'm sure it was even better for him!

I'm sure the work is super hard, and I will change my opinion, everybody said that to me, but at least academically, I found it amazing. :)

I know, I hope my Background as MD and CS plus the idea we had will make it different. We are working on something similar to an IDE :)

I'm in the last year and I would totally do it again. It's true college it's abusive(http://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2016/01/physicians-arent-burned-...), but I find it amazing as a career.

Precisely we just created an start-up with a product that helps doctors making the EHR much faster and intuitively so they can focus on the patients.

I find amazing such a huge compilation of datasets. It's great to train and learn how to manage fat data.

Check this, it might be helpful for you https://github.com/merqurio/jupyter_themes

I know, sorry I forgot to add the arrows. You can press ESC too to see all the slides !

I've been using this technique all my career (medicine) so far and it's been super effective. When I started programming I never though I could use it here too.

I don't know how to express how valuable this technique is. Just try it.

It's going to be a slow growing science, as it's near basic sciences, and medicine but far enough that will lead a complete new area.

I'm very excited by the possibilities that are opening now with all the smart devices, but the analysis is the next big problem in Human OS.

This is sad, there was people inside and knowing that the error is human only shows how error prone we are. This denotes the importance of test even if not everything is testable.

Even if some of the test just test the existence of a feature, this is a great compatibility table !

That would be great !

Easier to configure some times ? dunno