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tuxguy

1,269 karma · joined March 16, 2011

Passionate about python, ml & bioinformatics. I nerd about how tech & ml will impact medicine broadly, especially cancer & rare diseases.

I am very active on twitter : twitter.com/acgt01 DMs open

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Walking with a Giant

gatesnotes.com·2 pts·tuxguy·
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Would you send your kids to school on a self driving schoolbus?

fastcodesign.com·15 pts·tuxguy·
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Jeff Bezos’ guide to life

techcrunch.com·1 pts·tuxguy·
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Why we need to move empathy from personal emotion to collective moral concern

aeon.co·3 pts·tuxguy·
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A Speedier Way to Catalog Human Cells (All 37 Trillion of Them)

nytimes.com·1 pts·tuxguy·
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What Happens to Creativity as We Age?

nytimes.com·1 pts·tuxguy·
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The Secret to Long Life? It May Lurk in the DNA of the Oldest Among Us

nytimes.com·2 pts·tuxguy·
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Scientists can now tweak DNA molecules to store data

cosmosmagazine.com·57 pts·tuxguy·
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Single, Unemployed and Suddenly Myself

nytimes.com·2 pts·tuxguy·
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Why I’m Digging Deep Into Alzheimer’s

gatesnotes.com·553 pts·tuxguy·
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Joseph Campbell’s daily routine for “the most important period of my study”

betterhumans.coach.me·248 pts·tuxguy·
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Virtual Reality Gets Naughty

nytimes.com·4 pts·tuxguy·
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Will Trubridge is shredding records in free diving.Is the secret in his genome?

medium.com·2 pts·tuxguy·
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International Fellowship applications for Part 1 now open

fast.ai·2 pts·tuxguy·
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Intel aims to conquer AI with the Nervana processor

engadget.com·5 pts·tuxguy·
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The Making of Richard Thaler’s Economics Nobel

newyorker.com·1 pts·tuxguy·
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Personal Genetic Testing Is Here. Do We Need It?

nytimes.com·1 pts·tuxguy·
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International Fellowship applications for Part 1 now open

fast.ai·2 pts·tuxguy·
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The Science Behind the Feats of the Greatest Chess Player of All Time

medium.com·2 pts·tuxguy·
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International Fellowship applications for Part 1 now open

fast.ai·1 pts·tuxguy·
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Why a 24-Year-Old Chipmaker Is One of Tech’s Hot Prospects

nytimes.com·1 pts·tuxguy·
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In a growing trend, the former CEO of Evernote lost 80 pounds by fasting

cnbc.com·3 pts·tuxguy·
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The Best Path to Long-Term Change Is Slow, Simple and Boring

nytimes.com·1 pts·tuxguy·
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Robots are replacing managers, too

qz.com·1 pts·tuxguy·
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Why it's so hard to die in peace

washingtonpost.com·2 pts·tuxguy·
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F.D.A. Panel Recommends Approval for Gene-Altering Leukemia Treatment 108

mobile.nytimes.com·2 pts·tuxguy·
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Moderate drinking associated with atrophy in brain related to memory, learning

washingtonpost.com·276 pts·tuxguy·
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Deep Learning Is a Black Box, but Health Care Won’t Mind

technologyreview.com·2 pts·tuxguy·
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Why Kids Shouldn’t Sit Still in Class

mobile.nytimes.com·128 pts·tuxguy·
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Phone Makers Could Cut Off Drivers. So Why Don’t They?

nytimes.com·2 pts·tuxguy·
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