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chris_99nmz787, are you about per chance?06:27
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kanzurehrmph07:17
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kanzurehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pattern_language08:40
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archelsthis seems to be quite active http://transhumanity.net/08:52
archelswonder who's behind it--this Foundation they speak of in their about page08:53
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kanzureyou guys are boring10:13
eudoxiawell what have you been doing that's less boring10:21
yoleaux29 Nov 2014 22:08Z <kanzure> eudoxia: someone linked to your page here http://nextbigfuture.com/2014/11/dna-nanotechnology-breaking-through.html10:21
eudoxiacool10:24
chris_99i got a price for fabrication of microfluidic chips that ranges from $500 - $1500 depending on the fab process/how deep they etch, apparently they go down to a 5um process10:29
kanzureyoleaux is back10:35
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eudoxiawe'll see10:36
eudoxia.wa 200lbs in kg10:36
yoleauxconvert 200 lb (pounds) to kilograms: 90.72 kg (kilograms); Additional conversions: 14 stone 4 pounds; 0.1 sh tn (short tons); 90718 grams; Comparison as mass: ~1.3 × typical standard adult human male mass (~70 kg); Corresponding quantities: Weight w of a body from w = mg:: 890 N (newtons): 8.896×10⁷ dynes: 90718 ponds: 200 lbf (pounds-force): 6.2 slugf (slugs-force)10:36
eudoxiafinally10:37
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ginkgo_molekanzure10:43
kanzuresup10:44
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nmz787_ichris_99: there's a place in ireland that might be cheap for you10:50
chris_99oooh linky?10:50
nmz787_ihttps://www.tyndall.ie/content/wafer-fabrication10:55
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nmz787_ierr, I guess this more specifically https://www.tyndall.ie/content/mems-010:56
nmz787_iit just links to enquiry@tyndall.ie10:56
chris_99cheers, to start with i'll probably just order those ones from thailand, but in the future that could be useful10:56
nmz787_ibut I had been chatting with a guy there months back10:56
chris_99oh nice10:56
nmz787_ialso I recommend posting on linkedin, they have some relatively active microfluidics forums10:57
nmz787_ilots of folks post links to suppliers, and lots of suppliers drop their company names/contact info10:57
chris_99oh heh, i've not used linkedin for that kind of stuff heh10:57
chris_99nice10:57
chris_99oh i was gonna ask you before, so the supplier says    YM-01 can approximately contain 70-700 uL for 10 and 100 um depth, respectively.10:58
chris_99ideally i'd probably want the lowest depth i assume10:58
chris_99so 10um10:58
nmz787_iyour yeast are prob 30 um10:58
chris_99no , 5um10:58
nmz787_iconsider clogging?10:58
chris_99oh actually wiki says ' typically measuring 3–4 µm in diameter, although some yeasts can reach over 40 µm '10:59
chris_99yes good point10:59
chris_99so 100um would be more sane?10:59
nmz787_i'Yeast size can vary greatly depending on the species, typically measuring 3–4 µm in diameter, although some yeasts can reach over 40 µm'10:59
nmz787_ifrom .wik yeast10:59
nmz787_ioh10:59
nmz787_iderp10:59
chris_99heh10:59
nmz787_iyea10:59
chris_99i'll probably order 3 different chips11:00
chris_99to see how they compare11:00
nmz787_iwell to be fair the ref for that quote isnt about saccharomyces11:01
chris_99oh yeah11:01
chris_99hmm11:01
nmz787_ihttp://www.probrewer.com/library/filtration/brewery-filter-applications/11:01
chris_99"S. cerevisiae cells are round to ovoid, 5–10 micrometres in diameter"11:02
chris_99so maybe 50um slide would be ok11:02
nmz787_iwhat is DE?11:02
chris_99just waiting for it to load11:02
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chris_99hmm no idea11:03
nmz787_ithe only bad thing about going too tall is focus11:03
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nmz787_iif you're trying to get images quickly11:03
nmz787_iotherwise they would be distributed through the Z11:03
nmz787_iand you'd need to let them settle for some time11:03
nmz787_i(this would also allow diffusive mixing)11:03
chris_99yeah, so i want as small Z as possible11:03
chris_99but not too small to clog11:04
nmz787_iunless you had a thick enough depth of field/focus... or maybe did some holographic imaging11:04
chris_99heh, as in take photos at different angles?11:04
nmz787_ino like those lens-free papers we were talking about some time ago11:06
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chris_99oh11:06
nmz787_imaybe this http://www.pnas.org/content/108/18/7296.full11:07
chris_99that sounds cool11:09
chris_99it does sound like they vary the angle of light?11:09
chris_99that seems v. clever11:10
nmz787_ichris_99: pm11:12
nmz787_ihttp://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3521054/11:12
paperbothttp://libgen.org/scimag/get.php?doi=10.1117%2F1.JBO.17.12.12601811:12
nmz787_incbi has that http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3521054/pdf/JBO-017-126018.pdf11:13
chris_99cheers11:13
nmz787_ioh, paperbot is now sneaky11:13
chris_99oh it just grabs stuff?11:13
chris_99i saw krasnow did a thing on laser mics interesting, didn't seem to work too well with the double-glazing alas11:21
chris_99he thought a photomultiplier could be useful, and aim the laser at a painting in the room11:21
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delinquentmeany chance someone might have an estimated cost on an arcgis server?11:40
nmz787_iisn't that just a normal server running a spatial dbms?11:48
nmz787_iso cost of hardware + arcgis dbms license for # of users, etc11:48
nmz787_iinteresting concept for testing chip-scale devices http://www.swtest.org/swtw_library/2000proc/pdf/S04_Chan.pdf11:52
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nmz787_ihuh, this is quite informative of the fab flow process http://www.ntktech.com/admin/upload/files/htccpkggeneraldg_reva.pdf11:55
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nmz787_iooo, but then type 'BERIED CONDUCTOR LAYER'11:56
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nmz787_i"Notably, Khurana et al., demonstrated that photoluminescence emission coincides with the switching of a transistor, thereby showing that, in addition to failure analysis, the phenomenon can also be used for device debug and circuit design. "11:59
nmz787_iI guess it would be easier to fab LEDs for bio gene-induction based on light12:00
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kanzure"For those of you interested in what the NYDFS is looking through, all 3,746 public comments are now available: http://www.dfs.ny.gov/legal/vcrf_comments.htm "12:22
eudoxiakanzure: are those about that bill that would have regulated bitcoin in NYC?12:27
kanzurethese are comments from the public regarding the proposed "bitlicense"12:27
eudoxiaright, that's what i meant i think12:28
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nmz787_ilapd.evidence.com12:57
nmz787_i.title12:57
yoleauxDFS: Comments Regarding the Proposed Virtual Currency Regulatory Framework12:57
nmz787_i.title http://lapd.evidence.com12:57
yoleauxEVIDENCE.COM12:58
nmz787_i'Forgot your username or password?'12:58
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kanzure"Steve Coles, MD, GRG founder, experienced cardiac arrest in Scottsdale AZ at 8:50, Dec 3, about  45 min ago. Scottsdale is where Alcor is, and Steve had traveled there last week to be close to the cryonics foundation."13:21
kanzure"Steve died very peacefully of pneumonia, secondary to his pancreatic cancer, and cryopreservation was begun immediately. His wife  has been present throughout the process, and has been a great support to all."13:21
eudoxiait's good to know he received a prompt cryopreservation13:36
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kanzureyeah that's like a happy ending to a fairy tale13:41
kanzure"and they were all cryopreserved in a timely manner, the end"13:41
eudoxiamany people have unfortunately not made it so it's always good to hear13:42
kanzuredid i ever tell you about a friend of mine who was building these cryopreservation inflation suits13:43
kanzureso that on impact in a terrible accident you would be cryopreserved within a few minutes?13:43
drazakI guess I was old and had lived a good life and had not a whole lot left to complete, I wouldn't really see the point of cryopreservation for myself13:44
kanzurehave fun being dead dude13:44
eudoxiakanzure: no, but please tell me more13:44
kanzuremaybe later. i don't have details in working memory at the moment.13:45
eudoxiado you have a source for the cryo bits? the GRG website doesn't say anything, and i can't find anything on the usual sources13:46
eudoxiai.e. longecity, exi mailing list13:46
kanzuregrg mailing list13:47
kanzurefor steve coles? if that's what you mean13:48
kanzureas for the cryopreservation-on-impact that was either in person or over the phone13:48
eudoxiayes, thanks13:48
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archelskanzure: no record of that transhumanity.net website?14:06
kanzure15:40 < superkuh> This is one example of it: http://transhumanity.net/articles/entry/digital-nootropics14:18
kanzure00:42 < eleitl> oh, by the way, what do you think of latest transhumanity.net content.14:18
kanzure02:15 < eleitl> archels, if a thinking person goes to http://transhumanity.net/ what would she think?14:18
kanzure19:21 < kanzure> ughh http://transhumanity.net/articles/entry/were-offering-certificate-programs-in-transhumanism14:18
kanzure21:19 <@kanzure> http://transhumanity.net/articles/entry/diy-grinding-get-in-here-transhumanism-is-a-verb-not-a-club14:18
kanzuretheir landing page is pretty bad14:19
kanzurelooks like hplusmagazine14:19
kanzure"solar dresses"14:19
kanzurei hate all of you14:20
superkuhI don't remember that.14:20
kanzureeh i didn't look at context in your case, just checking for archels14:20
kanzurealthough i do like how eugen leitl had already told archels about the site :)14:21
superkuhMaybe a horrible article about binaural beats and low power magnetic "stimulation" I did not like.14:21
superkuhMy best guess (even if it is not relevant to the current topic of conversation).14:21
kanzure15:37 < superkuh> Guh. What is it with people who call themselves transhumanists believing in weak magnetic field effects and Persinger's bullshit?14:22
kanzureyep...14:22
kanzure15:39 < superkuh> These guys think that ultra-low strength magnetic fields, microgauss, can somehow interact with the brain through stochastic resonances (or some shit, they never talk mechanism).14:23
kanzurehttps://www.gen9bio.com/resources/g-prize/ "This year, in order to further spark innovation in synthetic biology, two 500,000 base pair prizes will be awarded, one to a pre-commercial startup and one to an academic/public-benefit organization, for a total of 1 million base pairs of synthesized DNA. The winning teams can select to have their DNA sent as any length from 400bp to 10kbp.  The submission deadline is midnight EST, 31 December ...14:30
kanzure... 2014."14:30
archelskanzure: oh, nice. I wonder where eleitl got it from...14:30
kanzureeleitl is perhaps more "plugged in" than i am14:30
kanzureprobably has more of the european transhumanist community than i do14:30
kanzureseeing as how he's been around in germany since forever14:31
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kanzure""Ryan Bethencourt seized his opportunity back in 2008. That made him an outlier: most people, after all, were seizing pink slips, not opportunities. But while the Great Recession wiped out billions in home equity and blew up companies by the score, it also freed up plenty of hard assets. In simple terms, you could buy a lot of expensive stuff for a song. And that’s just what Bethencourt and his pal, molecular biologist and fellow ...14:33
kanzure... DIYbio enthusiast, John Schloendorn, did.""14:33
kanzure.title https://medium.com/@oreillyradar/dispatches-from-the-bleeding-edge-of-biotech-7913ebb5899114:33
yoleauxDispatches from the bleeding edge of biotech — Medium14:34
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archelskanzure: could it potentially be the case that content has vanished from diyhpl.us or am I just doing it wrong14:39
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kanzurearchels: which content are you looking for?14:50
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archelssomething about neuromorphic integrated circuits15:01
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kanzureoh interesting, i don't actually remember that15:15
kanzuremore details pls?15:15
kanzureformat of content?15:16
kanzuretemporal coordinates?15:16
archelsmaybe 2-3 months ago15:17
archelsI just signed up via the web and created a page15:17
kanzureon the wiki?15:18
archelsyep15:19
kanzurehttps://github.com/kanzure/diyhpluswiki/commits/master15:19
archelsyeah so I didn't actually go through git (maybe I should have)15:20
kanzureweb interface is just another git interface15:20
kanzuremaybe i lost commits15:20
kanzurejrayhawk: have any clever tricks for checking if i lost archels' commits? maybe i should just read through reflog in /srv/ikiwiki/ or something?15:21
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nmz787paperbot: http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=266125715:33
paperbothttp://libgen.org/scimag/get.php?doi=10.1145%2F2661229.266125715:34
nmz787they have it but it's a big one at 14mb http://diyhpl.us/~nmz787/pdf/Rendering_Volumetric_Haptic_Shapes_in_Mid-Air_using_Ultrasound.pdf15:37
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nmz787"Weighted Tikhonov Regularization"15:38
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jrayhawkyeah, git status, reflog, and git fsck16:24
kanzuredangling commit 53730e797bfaed1d0b94100e9774c35e6a068296 but 76def5c21288cd594b97aa465b950023f114ef85 is in master and seems to be equivaent anyway16:26
kanzurenot seeing anything else, reflog is pretty blank (probably because i did a recent (a few months ago?) rebuildrepo)16:26
kanzurearchels: did you see yesterday backlog re: macrocircuits, neural circuits, non-microcircuit circuits in human brain and do you agree/disagree about their existence16:34
archelsI think right now it relates to whether you're willing to see much biological in deep learning16:36
archelsas to claims about cortical columns and the 'canonical cortical microcircuit', I'm not so sure16:37
kanzure"Alternatively, "deep learning" has been characterized as "just a buzzword for",[5] or "largely a rebranding of", neural networks.[6]"16:38
archelsyeah16:38
archelsdeep learning is pretty cool, but it's a lot closer to GOFAI than neuroscience16:38
kanzurebut but my question was about circuits16:39
archelswhat's a circuit?16:40
kanzurehmm, well i thought it was a widely accepted term in neuroscience but i strongly suspect it's not if you're unaware of it16:40
archelsit's so widely used as to have become meaningless16:41
kanzurefiber tracts?16:42
archelsbetter, because that at least defines a scale of analysis16:43
archelsso, do I agree about the existence of fibre tracts? :)16:45
kanzureyes16:45
kanzurethat is a good question16:45
kanzurehaha page 6 figure 4 http://arxiv.org/vc/arxiv/papers/1008/1008.5161v1.pdf "it's so simple!!!" (well, maybe it is)16:45
kanzurealthough i have to admit the feature extraction salience vector stuff from deep learning is inticing16:48
archelskanzure: I think your question basically pertains to the complete inability of contemporary neuroscience to integrate across levels of description16:53
archelswe can do large-scale mapping of the fibre bundles, we can poke single neurons and model them to some degree16:53
archelsinbetween there? mostly void16:53
kanzurethat is very interesting17:01
kanzurethat's a potential paper i think17:01
kanzurerefuting the prior literature about neural circuits17:01
archelsmore a rant than a paper, perhaps :)17:02
kanzurefor example, 17:03
kanzurepage 2 figure 1 http://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/neuro/Cognitive%20consilience:%20Primate%20non-primary%20neuroanatomical%20circuits%20underlying%20cognition%20-%202011.pdf17:03
kanzurethese are not microcircuits afaik17:03
kanzureoops re: http://arxiv.org/vc/arxiv/papers/1008/1008.5161v1.pdf i meant page 5 figure 417:05
archelsyeah, that paper is symptomatic. we're just doing cartography, and badly at that17:06
ybit.title17:06
ybitoh yeah17:06
ybitnm17:06
yoleauxybit: Sorry, that doesn't appear to be an HTML page.17:06
archels(not to be down on Van Hout Solari and Stoner, this is just the state of the field)17:06
kanzurearchels: so there's no large-scale circuitry of the brain, possibly encoded by genetics? if so, then would you agree the same is true about brain regions...?17:07
archelsthe title of their paper is ironic though; there isn't much consilience going on in this ballpark17:07
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archelshold up--I wanted to say that large-scale circuitry is actually one end of the resolution scale where we're reasonbly certain of things17:08
archelsor at least we know what to expect in terms of what's real and what the limits of the technology (such as DWI) are17:08
kanzureand when you say large-scale... what scale is this? :)17:09
kanzureah, there are two versions of that arxiv paper. page 6 figure 4 was right.17:11
archelsoh, like that paper you posted about ape/human comparative neuroanatomy of the frontal lobe17:11
kanzurebut... that paper was doing comparative neuroanatomy of some circuits.17:12
kanzureheh17:12
archelsexactly, because we defined 'circuits' = 'fibre tracts' a little earlier17:12
archels< archels> what's a circuit?17:13
archels< kanzure> fiber tracts?17:13
archelsso that makes sense for this level of description17:13
kanzureare there any good overviews of known fiber tracts?17:14
kanzureor reviews17:14
archelsa lot of it is textbook material, probably17:20
archelsI have to sleep, ttyl17:20
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kanzurei wonder what methods those gorilla trainers were using for teaching american sign language17:30
kanzurepresumably gorilla brains do not have brain regions that help with language/grammar to the extent those appear in human brains17:30
kanzureso instead of expecting a gorilla to pick up on grammar rules you would have to account for the lack of "grammar rule inference" by teaching these rules very explicitly17:31
kanzureand how you communicate specific knowledge to a gorilla is likely to be different from "give them a bunch of samples of correct use"17:31
kanzuremaybe they would be able to use the rules if they were aware of their importance17:32
kanzure*aware of them17:32
bbrittainpaperbot: http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/0268703960824841917:37
paperbothttp://libgen.org/scimag/get.php?doi=10.1080%2F0268703960824841917:37
bbrittainI've developed a reputation for being able to get papers thanks to paperbot17:39
bbrittainthis is bad17:39
kanzurewhy is that bad?17:40
kanzurehah it is bad because you are manually handling requests :)17:41
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kanzurefrom the gen9bio "competition": ""Start-up Track: open to operating, pre-commercialization stage, privately-owned companies actively engaged in research & development who have successfully raised a minimum of $5M in equity investment""18:07
bbrittainyea, how many bp were they giving away? 500k?18:14
kanzure"The Saddest Moment" (about byzantine fault tolerance) http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/people/mickens/thesaddestmoment.pdf18:16
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QfwfqThis is amazing, I'm not sure why today's the first I heard of it http://arxiv.org/abs/1312.608220:19
Qfwfq.title http://arxiv.org/abs/1312.608220:20
yoleaux[1312.6082] Multi-digit Number Recognition from Street View Imagery using Deep Convolutional Neural Networks20:20
QfwfqContext: https://blog.torproject.org/blog/call-arms-helping-internet-services-accept-anonymous-users20:22
QfwfqContext: https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/203306930-Does-CloudFlare-block-Tor-20:23
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kanzure"Methods of identifying general intelligence in extremely slow software"21:04
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