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michaelhoffman.bsky.social
Chair, Computational BIology and Medicine Program, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, University Health Network. Associate Professor, Medical Biophysics, University of Toronto. Disclosures: https://github.com/michaelmhoffman/disclosure/
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This looks interesting academic.oup.com/bioinformati...
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Another way to express these are • log(y + m) - log(m) • log(y + 1) - log(m) or • log((y+m)/m) • log((y+1)/m) A pseudocount does not *just* avoid 0s or nonfinite quantities. It has the effect of flattening out potentially noisy data. A factor of m will flatten a LOT more than 1.
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"Even under the Trump administration"
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Yes, the default tip is different ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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2/Left: order.online Right: doordash.com Surprised that "DoorDash" is cheaper, even before DashPass discount. I thought it was usually the other way around? Anyway, still a tip option here, but I think I have ordered from order.online without one.
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1/Comparison of ordering from a local restaurant via the "Online Ordering by DoorDash" channel versus the "DoorDash" channel
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I believe some of those do not have a tip option, and dasher just gets a standard (low) amount.
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Are you doing this through DoorDash directly or a "white label" service that uses DoorDash under the hood, like order.online?
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Ah, the "One Weird Trick" approach. Good luck with that, folks
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As someone who has done "AI" for 17 years, I almost never describe my work that way, and prefer to be more specific. If someone submits an application on "AI" to my CIHR panel, and it is not easy to figure out what they are actually doing, their app is in trouble. But we get a LOT of AI/ML.
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Yes, but I would argue that the consequences of that are way too indirect for it to be a problem for you. And outweighed by the benefits.
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Idiots all the way down
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I don't see the ethical problem of reframing your work to claim it as, for example, "AI" as long as YOUR work is not problematic or can be used in a problematic way by others.
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🧐
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I didn't want to ruin your fun earlier, but I have to admit now Leighton Buzzard isn't named after a bird either. A whole aviary of false etymologies
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And only 2 h 22 min from Leighton Buzzard
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womp womp
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Another position available at McGill in Psychiatry and Single Cell Genomics can-acn.org/assistant-as...
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And one more again at McGill in artificial intelligence in Psychiatry can-acn.org/assistant-pr...
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Well-argued by @lanrickbennett.bsky.social. Fletcher continues to be a disappointment.
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ngl lasted way longer than I thought
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@kieranrcampbell.bsky.social Congratulations!
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You've never heard it called the Sorbonne of the West? The Oxford of the Americas?
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Freeze them. Or turn them into jam. Or bake pies.
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This 1999 paper claims 24, but data not shown. Change could be due to advances in women's health in the last 26 years. improbable.com/airchives/pa...
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There's always someone credulous enough