2008-07-19.log

--- Day changed Sat Jul 19 2008
ybiti've been chowing, yep, and it seems to prefer the uninstalled life00:08
ybithttp://esw.w3.org/topic/HCLS/Banff2007Demo/HCLS/Banff2007Demo/HowToMakeOneForYourself00:08
kanzuregahh00:09
ybitdidn't see this either? :P00:11
ybitkrispy kreme is so evil00:12
ybitwhy do they have to flash the 'fresh' sign!00:12
ybitit's not fair they are situated three blocks from me00:13
ybitdamn them!00:14
ybitooh, now that's a nice link: http://sw.neurocommons.org/2007/kb-sources/01:01
ybitdon't start a flame-war with me kanzure ;)01:02
ybitthe files on the page "HowToMakeOneForYourself" should be in the diybio repository01:03
ybits/on/mentioned01:03
ybitfor anyone following the guide, if you get sidetracked here: http://virtuoso.openlinksw.com/wiki/main/Main/VOSMake#Package%20Dependencies make sure to hit the back button! your app isn't complete01:04
kanzureyour app isn't complete?01:06
kanzureybit: don't know why that's a flame war01:06
kanzureI agree this should be in the repo01:06
kanzurelet me go add it :)01:06
ybitthat was just in case you decided to argue, since that's what you do ;P01:07
kanzure:(01:07
kanzurereally?01:07
ybitlol01:07
ybitsrsly, you've got to stop man01:07
ybitnow i'm just messing with you01:08
kanzurestop what ?01:08
ybiti'll quit01:08
* kanzure is confused01:08
kanzurehm01:08
ybitgrrr, if we were talking through SIP or mumble, then you'd understand i'm joking 01:08
kanzureI wonder where I put the git repo on the server01:08
kanzureI know where the dot git file is01:09
kanzurebut not the folder01:09
kanzurethis is .. awkward :)01:09
kanzureI thought it might be http://heybryan.org/~bbishop/docs/ellingtonia/biotech/01:09
kanzurebut not so01:09
kanzuremaybe it's local01:09
kanzureooh01:09
ybitheh :)01:10
kanzure"fatal: not a git repository"01:12
kanzurethen where the hell is it?01:12
kanzureit's not local, it's not on the server,01:12
kanzuream I missing something?01:12
ybitdid you perform an "updatedb","locate <text here>"?01:13
kanzurefound it :)01:14
ybitsweet01:15
kanzureI ran a git push, it asked me for the information to the latest heybryan.org IP (a good sign), and it says everything is up to date, but http://heybryan.org/gitweb.cgi says the last change was five weeks ago01:15
kanzurethat doesn't sound right :)01:15
kanzure(I ran a "git add neuromaps/" first)01:15
kanzureoops01:16
kanzureit was 'git commit' that I wanted01:16
kanzureawesome, it worked01:17
kanzurehttp://heybryan.org/gitweb.cgi?p=biotech.git;a=summary01:17
kanzurehttp://heybryan.org/gitweb.cgi?p=biotech.git;a=tree;f=neuromaps;h=745b72a21840066e233407be49047545c6fc91d3;hb=55593693bc9b06731b2560f8252ec3849858202b01:17
* kanzure does an awesomedance01:18
kanzureI should throw in some perl while I'm at it01:19
kanzurebut I'm embarrased that it doesn't work quite yet01:20
kanzureneed to implement VBO01:20
ybitif you see query on your servery for port 8890 that's me01:23
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ybithttp://www.utdallas.edu/~kilgard/lectures.htm04:20
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ybitkanzure, have you tried 'making one for yourself'06:12
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ybithey jim06:13
ybitas i was saying, it's meant for a mac installation, some of the links are broken, and the directions aren't accurate06:14
ybitso what i might do (when i wake up) is skip most of the details and work with the data06:16
ybitah, i have it running on me comp now06:27
ybitdidn't even have to sleep on this one :)06:27
ybithttp://bayimg.com/baJadaABp notice the location bar06:31
ybitit looks nice, but it's still broken06:34
ybitskdb, skos... 06:51
ybithttp://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/06:51
ybitnot quite the same06:51
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jmis the mailing list still working?14:07
jmi didn't receive anything for a week14:08
kanzureuh14:14
kanzureI just sent out an email yesterday14:14
kanzurehttp://heybryan.org/pipermail/hplusroadmap/2008-July/thread.html14:14
kanzurehave you received any of those at the bottom?14:14
jmno14:16
jmlast one was  Vol 9 issue 1014:16
kanzurecrap14:17
kanzureI'm working on it14:17
jmbut it's possibly my mail provider14:17
kanzureno, it's not14:17
kanzureI'm using smtp-server.austin.rr.com for my relay host14:17
kanzureI need to change this to something else14:17
jmah ok but my provider sucks anyway14:18
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kanzureHey all.16:23
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kanzureI'm looking for an SMTP relayhost that will accept outgoing email from heybryan.org.16:23
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ybitkanzure: perhaps ##networking will know16:53
kanzurehttp://www.aaai.org/AITopics/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/AITopics/Quotations16:54
kanzureI need some ai quotes from games16:54
kanzureI want to add it to the source :)16:54
kanzurethis would be so hillarious :-(16:54
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kanzure"I learned-if that is the right word for knowledge which comes in a sudden flash of insight-I was given to understand that She manipulated whole sciences and thought systems as I might string words into a sentence. But her "sentences" were as huge and profound as the utterances of the universe itself She had reached truths and ways of knowing far beyond even the meta-philosophies of the alien Fravashi."17:15
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ybithehe, Phreedom sent me a link that is related to ai quotes: http://adweek.blogs.com/adfreak/2008/07/then-well-grab.html18:22
kanzureEpic fail. Thanks.18:47
kanzurehttp://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/svg/ SVG + CML (chemical markup language) to render structural diagrams.18:52
kanzurethough I'm not too hapy about the "XML parsing failed" errors on the page ;-)18:53
kanzure*happy18:53
kanzureybit: One of those links that you've spoutted out recently was about setting up one of the local SPARQL databases of bioinformatics information, right?19:08
kanzureThere was something that I saw a while back on an HPLC server that had something very similar to it and it was probably the same thing. But the amount of storage space required to run one of those things locally looked unreasonable the last time I checked.19:09
kanzureWhat were your thoughts on that?19:09
kanzureand it might be interesting to correlate some of those '325 million triples' with http://bloodgate.com/graph-demo and http://bloodgate.com/graph-easy/ and then the 'Google Moupse' page19:11
ybit"One of those links that you've spoutted out recently was about setting up one of the local SPARQL databases of bioinformatics information, right?" correct, and i've found out there's a more up-to-date program, along with updated information19:11
* kanzure is still working on http://heybryan.org/graph.svg but figures he'll get back to work on the brainconqueror.pl script earlier19:11
ybiti'll have to find the link for you19:11
kanzure*script later tonight19:11
kanzureSome of the openvirgle guys wanted to implement a simulator with the graph-easy or graph-demo pages (above) and the SKDB-YAML metadata validator, and honestly I don't know what they expect to simulate, *but*19:13
ybitFrom what I've seen, the amount of data they are using isn't insurmountable19:14
kanzurebut I have been spending some of my recent freetime on http://boswars.org/ - an open source RTS that seems to implement lua scripts for most of its functionality ( http://lua.org/ ) -- so it might be interesting to implement that RTS framework with the same content and see what goes from there19:14
kanzurewho's they?19:14
ybitneurocommons19:14
kanzureare we talking about Google Moupse or the informatics database?19:14
kanzureI see.19:14
ybiti was referring to "19:14
ybitTheFreeDictionary Google19:14
ybit?19:14
ybitWord / Article Starts with Ends with Text19:14
ybitgrr19:15
kanzureyeah ..19:15
ybit" But the amount of storage space required to run one of those things locally looked unreasonable the last time I checked."19:15
kanzureyes, I know19:15
ybitokay19:15
ybit(klipper never works right)19:15
kanzureneurocommons isn't exactly HLPC 19:15
ybitwhat is hlpc?19:16
kanzurehold on19:16
kanzurehttp://hcls.deri.ie/hcls_demo.html19:16
kanzureHCLS19:16
ybitah19:16
kanzure'The following queries access a SPARQL endpoint hosted at DERI. The underlying triplestore contains over 325 million RDF triples of biomedical information. The information covers a large array of biomedical knowledge: from basic molecular biology over literature annotation up to anatomy and physiology.'19:16
ybityeah, i have that open19:17
ybitgoogle has seems to be losing its edge in finding info lately19:17
ybitseemed*19:17
kanzureI want something more tractable to come out of this stuff though. Whether it's the Google Moupse interface + the graphviz-in-the-browser or the real-time strategy simulator/'game', I want something that can either generate testable hypotheses, or otherwise make something _functional_ and useful out of this.19:18
kanzureerm19:18
kanzurethe end of that should be "and useful out of this"19:18
kanzurethe SNP data set on top of Google Moupse is iffy -- that might work -- and then we need the Google Maps API to come to the rescue with some cross-user tagging and sharing of tags or some such19:18
kanzurethat would be somewhat interesting .. could probably correlate that with SNPedia (especially since Dan comes in here every once in a while)19:19
kanzurebut it's not optimal19:19
kanzuremaybe the fMRIds website - the one that gives out free MRI data sets -- could be used for real-time 3D reconstruction of the brain -- but then what value do you get out of genetic mutation information or regions of the brain?19:20
kanzureSupposedly you could see what the behavior study was doing, like "making people count to five" and so we could associate that with the genes with the heaviest expression in those areas, *maybe*. 19:20
kanzureThat's technically not a good way to make those sorts of assumptions.19:20
kanzureThe high genetic expression could be due to other factors of course, like maybe that's just the structural basis and not anything to do with real time metabolism-related gene expression and so on,19:21
kanzurebut it's certainly a start, and definitely a better start when we know the MRI data sets are from patients with well-established psycho-abnormalities19:21
kanzureso if it's a structural MRI study of somebody with a well-established psycho-abnormality, investigating a structure of the brain known to be related to the disease or whatever, then that might be useful for 3D reconstruction, tagging, and the brainconqueror.pl script19:22
kanzureother than that, I'm drawing blanks.19:22
kanzurecoding up the underlying framework to BlueBuilder or whatever ti is that Markram's team has, would be a good start, since it would let others drop in simulation elements from YAML metadata and SKDB packages ;-) 19:24
kanzureit won't be as fancy or interesting as seeing visuals19:24
kanzureespecially since the algorithms are supposedly computationally intensive19:24
kanzureand also since I'm not too interested in brain simulation at this point.19:24
ybitsounds good to me19:28
* ybit goes to look for the link mentioned earlier19:28
kanzurefrom a user-perspective the functionality can be (1) neurotagging their own issues on the site, (2) MRI data sets studies and 3D reconstruction, whatever, (3) real time streaming server software for neurofeedback of the sort that OpenEEG got into (and that open-rtms needs to get into)19:29
kanzurefrom the long-term perspective, I think I'll assume (1) DNA synthesizer/synthesis, and (2) neural tissue cultures, then exploring the genetic basis of grammatically/taxonomically interesting 'psychological diseases' from the neurotagging database, automatically, in a lab somewhere19:30
kanzureso the DNA synthesizer will make a mutated gene, splice it in, grow a tissue culture, play around with stimulation schedules with the neural tissue and that batch, and see what the differences are19:30
kanzureand that's basically leading up to the brain farm19:31
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ybitFinding the link could take a week, hopefully less19:37
ybiti talked to a couple guys from neurocommons earlier and one said a new installer will be unveiled in a few weeks, and the other told me its already to be installed19:43
ybitso it might take awhile to get a clear answer19:43
ybiti went ahead and checked out the repository found here: http://svn.neurocommons.org/svn/trunk/19:43
kanzurewhat is it that it is being installed ?19:47
kanzurehttp://sw.neurocommons.org/2007/kb-sources/ ?19:50
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ybiti think it's the same program from last night, updated20:01
ybiterr, the Banff demo updated (to be clearer)20:01
ybitkanzure ^20:04
kanzureI see.20:05
ybitnot sure if writing your name helps, but it does for me since it flashes my sys tray 20:05
ybiti remembered that a second screen was helpful  on a few occasions, but i'm having difficulties getting this outdated graphics card to work properly in xinerama mode20:06
kanzureit does help20:08
kanzureI saw it, but I kind of phased out and I don't know what I'm doing right now20:09
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ybitfound out the new program is in beta, waiting to get receive access to it now20:36
ybiti'll forward you a copy of the conversation20:37
ybitThere you go20:37
* kanzure will get to it 'eventually'20:43
kanzureMaker Faire or Austin Space Exploration?20:43
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ybitwhich one has streaming video? :)21:18
ybitkanzure, if you like rts games, you may like spring21:29
kanzureybit: linkage?21:39
ybitnot yet21:41
ybitstill waiting for a response back21:42
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ybitkanzure: 21:56
ybitkanzure: 21:56
ybitdo you 21:56
ybithave skype?21:56
ybitwill you get on now?21:56
ybitplease?21:57
ybitkanzure_21:57
kanzureI am on.22:02
kanzurein fact, I've been on22:02
ybitaisrev is my screenname22:02
ybitwhat's yours?22:02
kanzurekanzure22:03

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