2015-06-25.log

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archelsI see that new DNA sythesis project is coming along nicely ##hplusroadmap  https://www.flickr.com/photos/saschapohflepp/17430890865/in/photostream/03:15
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xrrarchels: cute plant! Can you explain to the uneducated me how it's related to DNA synthesis?03:39
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eleitlMike can't access lg for some reason. Any ideas?04:11
chris_99Anyone know of any OSS alternatives to Travis CI per chance? (i just posted this on HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9777033 asking about one)04:12
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streetyhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_continuous_integration_software has a list of different options. I haven't used any of them but the options I have heard about previously are Jenkins, Tox, Buildbot, and CruiseControl04:28
streetyJenkins being the option that seems to be most widely used04:28
chris_99cheers, i'm just trying to figure out if Jenkins can work with Rust, it's not immediately obvious unfortunately04:30
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eleitlkanzure, check your mail when you get to it04:53
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eleitlHail eudoxia.05:23
eudoxiahey eleitl what's up05:23
eleitlMike has trouble accessing lg. Access been blocked for a week.05:24
eleitldoes gen lib rus ec work on your end?05:25
eudoxiayep05:28
eudoxiahe should try it over tor and download over bookzz.org05:29
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eleitlTor gives him timeouts.05:46
eudoxiahmm05:50
eudoxiahe's in rural arizona no?05:50
eleitlEither SoCal or Az. Don't know where he is at the moment.05:57
eleitlIf his home is a total loss he'll be likely SoCal.05:57
eudoxiathat would be a damned shame06:01
eudoxiahe seemed to have a pretty nice kinda sustainable setup going06:02
eleitlThis is the reason why I don't like wood.06:02
eleitlEspecially, wood + propane.06:02
eleitlPeople in AZ should live underground anyway.06:03
eudoxiaheh06:03
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kanzurewhat the shit is wrong with you people, don't recommend jenkins to someone gah06:42
kanzurechris_99: gitlab-ci06:42
chris_99haha06:44
chris_99let me check that cheers06:44
kanzurejenkins is often regarded as a soul sucking monstrosity that will take at least 4 years of your life away from you06:45
eudoxiai like travis but it's kinda slow06:48
eleitlkanzure, please check your mail06:50
eleitlOh, right, forget that.06:50
kanzureway ahead of you06:51
chris_99i found travis uses a very old version of linux06:51
chris_99and also doesn't support windows06:51
eleitlWhy is Jenkins so bad? People here use it.06:52
kanzureat this point i think gitlab-ci looks like the most possibly-maintainable06:52
kanzureeleitl: it's like poking yourself with a hot stick in the eye, if you are responsible for developing on jenkins or configuring it06:52
kanzureeleitl: as for *using* it, it's not so bad as a user or developer that just pushes code or whatever06:52
eleitlOk, I'm not running it, the devs don't complain.06:53
kanzureyou're configuring it?06:53
chris_99it shouldn't be hard to use gitlab-ci to build rust programs right?06:56
eleitlI might have to deal with Jenkins later, but right now one dev is in charge, and it seems to be working.06:56
eleitlhttp://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0127502 <- The Oligopoly of Academic Publishers in the Digital Era06:59
kanzurechris_99: my suggestion is to have a script that builds your program, and then just call the script in any continuous integration environment07:06
chris_99gotcha07:07
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kanzureoptical character recognition suggestions https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=977575307:34
eudoxiathe best solution i've found so far is to just upload the images to google drive and use their OCR :/07:35
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eudoxiakanzure: what main noot did you use again? adderall?07:53
kanzureyes07:53
eleitlIt worked for Erdos.07:54
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eudoxiayes we were just discussing him actually07:55
kanzureit's weird that the drug made him publish more papers; wouldn't results be more important than academic publications.07:57
kanzureoh wait, no it was just his collaborators that probably wrote up the stuff into papers07:58
eudoxiamaybe he was just a productive writer07:58
kanzurethere's more to math than just writing papers07:59
eudoxiacertainly07:59
* eudoxia has no idea what mathematicians do07:59
kanzure"Specific retrograde transduction of spinal motor neurons using lentiviral vectors targeted to presynaptic NMJ receptors" http://www.nature.com/mt/journal/v22/n7/abs/mt201449a.html07:59
kanzurewe should do more of this07:59
eleitlHave the feds bothered you yet?07:59
kanzurea long time ago, i buddied up with them08:00
kanzureprovided them with lots of transcripts and then they sort of went away when they realized they didn't care08:01
kanzurehttp://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/fbi-diybio-2011/08:01
kanzurehttp://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/fbi-diybio-201208:01
JayDuggerThank you for posting that OCR link.08:01
eleitlMaybe you got whitelisted.08:01
eleitlHi JayDugger.08:01
kanzureJayDugger: why is your jet fighter using ocr?08:01
JayDuggerSo that the autopilot can actually read the fine manual, placing it another notch above human pilots.08:03
eleitlWe process plenty of text and chemical structures. Patents and all kinds of publications. Hundreds of millions of pages.08:03
eleitlBatches run for months.08:03
kanzureeleitl: btw, the user "dingo" in here once did lots of work for jstor (including lots of xml stuff)08:04
eleitlWorkflows is with KNIME.08:04
eudoxiaon that note, do any of you folks have OCR recommendations? my attempts so far have been mostly like this: https://twitter.com/eudxa/status/60620607127178854408:05
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eleitlIf you're blurry, you need to prefilter.08:05
kanzureusually you have to train on your data set08:05
kanzureconsider using tesseract-ocr08:05
eudoxiayes, i tried to sharpen it a little but it didn't improve the quality08:05
eleitlIt might require quite a lot of fiddling. And the OCR must be trained on the font.08:06
eudoxiagoogle's OCR is usually good enough but requires some manual intervention08:06
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eleitlBy way of uploading it to Google Drive?08:06
kanzure.g deeply recurrent ocr neural whatever08:06
yoleauxhttp://www.idsia.ch/~juergen/vision.html08:06
eleitlCan you batch that, or does Google kick you out if you abuse it?08:06
kanzure.title https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=958432508:07
yoleauxThe Unreasonable Effectiveness of Recurrent Neural Networks | Hacker News08:07
kanzurehttp://karpathy.github.io/2015/05/21/rnn-effectiveness/08:07
eleitlSchmidhuber chronically sounds like a crank to me.08:07
eudoxiaeleitl: i made every page a separate .jpg, then configured google drive to convert image uploads to documents with OCR, and uploaded the whole folder. the result was a huge gdrive folder of documents with the image and the extracted text.08:08
eleitlHe must be good, but something about him sounds off.08:08
eleitleudoxia, quality was good?08:08
eleitlI should tell that trick our OCR guy. We're running three commercial OCR packages, and fusing the results.08:09
eudoxiaeleitl: mostly good, with errors being mostly repetitive, ie missing dashes, 'throttle' being parsed as 'tottle' or something like that08:10
eudoxiaeleitl: also, you can download a whole folder as text files, which means you get the OCR'd text only08:12
eudoxiai imagine with some kind of automation (selenium or phantomjs) it would be possible to automate it08:13
fenna fun little tour of how OCRopus works http://www.danvk.org/2015/01/09/extracting-text-from-an-image-using-ocropus.html http://www.danvk.org/2015/01/11/training-an-ocropus-ocr-model.html08:14
JayDuggereudoxia, what resolution did your source images have?08:17
eleitlJust talked to the OCR guy. We haven'08:17
eleitlt done any processing in a couple years. The last big batch was Zentralblatt.08:17
eudoxiaJayDugger: 1000x129808:17
JayDuggerDid you try other image sizes, and did that make a difference?08:18
kanzureeudoxia: instead of phantomjs just use webkit with python bindings or whatever. (although to be fair i haven't got this webkit setup to work for javascript<->python interop into each page... something about them changing the api on me.)08:18
eleitlIs suricata better than snort?08:19
eudoxiaJayDugger: no08:19
eudoxiaJayDugger: the images were only available in 'small', 'medium' and 'large' (what i used) which i suspect is just an enlarged version of medium08:19
eleitlWhat's the project, JayDugger?08:21
kanzurehe makes secret stealth jet fighters and drones08:22
JayDuggerI have some scans of books I got via Inter-Library Loan, mostly children's books I read.08:22
eleitlIt would be interesting to have drones with face recognition. For science.08:22
eleitlA smartphone should be able to do it.08:23
JayDuggerI've not gone to the trouble of getting them OCR'd, because my usual method involves putting them in an envelope and mailing them to 1dollarscan.com.08:23
JayDuggerYeah, photographing them takes the least effort.08:23
fennisn't that a destructive scan?08:23
eleitlNo, I meant how much crunch for face recognition.08:24
JayDuggerSorry, that was a poor use of pronouns. I mean mail them to 1dollarscan for destructive scanning, yes.08:24
JayDuggerWhich I can't very well do with Inter-Library Loan books.08:24
JayDuggerThere exist two non-destructive scan shops I know of, but they both cost more. One of them in CA looks like a tax-shelter in business clothes, and the other has a weird clause about reserving the right to refuse to scan any material at all after they receive it.08:27
JayDuggerReviews of the latter suggest that they won't scan romance novels with explicit sex scenes, for example.08:27
eleitlPuritan OCR.08:28
JayDuggerI hadn't heard of that software package, but perhaps it was trained on the wrong kind of corpus.08:28
JayDuggerI can imagine someone sending in a stack of back issues of Playboy, because, you know--they only read it for the articles.08:29
JayDuggerLike USENET.08:29
eleitlI've never downloaded a binary from Usenet.08:30
eleitlSeems there is no significant preference for suricata vs snort.08:31
eleitlI think I need to make a fair impersonation of Mordac.08:32
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eleitlReading Dilbert from 1997 makes me feel old.08:37
kanzureyou are old08:38
kanzurei meant: you *are* old08:38
eleitlHalf a century isn't old.08:38
eleitlI wonder where the last 15 years have gone, though.08:39
kanzurewell at least 15% of it has gone to reading email08:39
fennthis is why i started keeping logs, so at least i could answer that question08:39
eleitlI only delete the spam now. Don't bother with reading the rest.08:40
fenntrain an LSTM to filter out drama and stupidity at email-thread-scale08:41
kanzureyou should show him your old logs08:43
fennturns out most of my life is spent sleeping http://fennetic.net/sleep/08:45
fennthis is what the raw data looks like http://fennetic.net/sleep/test.txt08:46
eleitlSleep is good.08:48
kanzuretypo predicitons08:50
archelsfascinating precession in the sleeping pattern08:51
archelsis that intentional?08:51
fennno08:51
fennin fact, it's unavoidable08:51
fenni first figured out what was happening when i stumbled across http://www.supermemo.com/help/sleep.htm08:52
kanzurehttp://xkcd.com/1524/08:54
fennor at least i knew what magic keyword to call it ("non-24")08:54
eleitlbrb firewall upgrade08:55
kanzure"For instance having made the DNA for say 10% of all plant on the planet surface sounds like a reasonable goal."09:03
archelsah I see09:03
archelsare you tracking any experiments with sleep?09:07
archelsvarying one parameter and seeing if it has a causal influence over sleep09:08
fennthat was the original idea, but i mostly just keep data now for its own sake09:10
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wrldpc1https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/blue-ball-of-karpeles.png09:14
wrldpc1Poverty of biologists in Osaka.  None come to the Transhumanist meet.  Chemical engineers, semiconductor engineers - no biologists.  Need to do some recruiting.09:15
wrldpc1We spent half the meeting attempting to define intelligence.09:15
fenntime to lay down some ground rules then :P09:15
kanzureyou should take a page out of my book and claim that intelligence isn't a useful concept09:30
kanzureand also, it may be useful to have a more project-oriented approach so that you don't waste time trying to write dictionaries09:30
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kanzureanother approach is that you could bring in biologists to lecture to the group09:34
kanzuree.g. just pay for someone to come in and lecture about microbiology stuff09:34
eleitlHow well is transhumanism doing in Japan in general?09:35
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kanzurefenn: did you consider my antibody staining response from yesterday?09:41
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eleitlbyes, see you tomorrow09:46
kanzure.title https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=977578809:47
yoleauxHow mosquitos deal with getting hit by raindrops | Hacker News09:47
kanzure"This is slightly misleading - strength actually changes as the square of the dimension or the cube of the dimension, depending on which strength you're talking about. Axial (tension, compression) and shear strength are derived from net area and so scale with by x^2. Flexural strength is derived from a factored second moment of inertia which happens to work out to x^3."09:48
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kanzurerussia has blocked the internet archive?10:07
kanzureah nevermind10:08
fenni don't think you can stain for diffusible small molecules?10:22
kanzurewell even if you could10:23
kanzure(and you can- if you have the right antibody)10:23
kanzureif you already knew which small molecules to use then you wouldn't need to run microbe mutation iterations10:24
kanzurethus my comparison to the alternative of microbes in the brain- you can at least physically look at sliced tissue and find where the microbes went, and then determine whether you want to use those critters.10:27
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kanzureusing that microbial nootropics method, you could probably make some really really nasty truth serum12:02
kanzurelike behavior on the order of "compulsive secret telling"12:02
kanzureprogrammed apoptosis triggers (what were the igem people calling this?) would also be useful, especially if it could be something as simple as "put your head in a strong magnetic field"- which could be used in combination with neuroimaging to find a mutant strain that migrates to where you want in the human brain, without making the microbes permanent12:06
kanzure(although i'm not going to claim that i know how to do neuroimaging to find small microbes or single cells. perhaps they would carry something that would make their identification easier.... hm.)12:07
fennapoptosis is not something that happens in bacteria12:09
fennmagnetic nanoparticles are a good MRI contrast agent though12:09
fennwhat was the name of that MRI-contrast protein? (did i make that memory up?)12:10
fennhttp://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/bio/MagA%20is%20sufficient%20for%20producing%20magnetic%20nanoparticles%20in%20mammalian%20cells,%20making%20it%20an%20MRI%20reporter.pdf12:11
kanzurewhoops "contrast agent" is the term i should have used, yeah12:13
fenn"bacterial magnetosomes"12:13
kanzurethere's many "programmed cell death" mechanisms that have been championed by igem teams and other people, even for bacterial chasisesi12:13
kanzurechases?12:13
kanzurechasces12:13
* fenn squints12:13
fennis that the plural of chassis12:14
kanzureit is now12:15
kanzurechasces seems to work12:15
kanzurehmm english dictionaries claim that the plural of "chassis" is "chassis"12:16
fennit's a stupid word anyway and should be deprecated12:18
kanzurewhat's the alternative?12:19
ParahSailin_wtf is artistic license12:20
ParahSailin_is this like bsd/mit/apache?12:20
fennsome synonyms my thesaurus gives me: base, framework, foundation, infrastructure, shell, skeleton, set, setting12:23
kanzurelet's go with cellular template12:25
kanzurewhat's the status of truth serums anyway12:31
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ryankarasonParahSailin_: http://choosealicense.com/licenses/ does a nice breakdown for you12:45
ryankarasonlooks the the major difference of Artistic license is that it requires the documentation of "significant changes"12:46
ryankarasonit also seems to state that packages included need not conform to the Artistic License12:46
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archelsdoes anyone know some good virtual reality mailing lists?13:38
ParahSailin_ah crap libgen not working13:41
ParahSailin_and my ezproxy graduated in may13:41
eudoxiahttp://gen.lib.rus.ec/ works from here13:42
ParahSailin_yeah but search broken13:42
kanzurearchels: https://www.w3.org/community/ar/13:42
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ParahSailin_!head http://gen.lib.rus.ec/scimag/index.php13:42
kanzure.head http://gen.lib.rus.ec/scimag/index.php13:43
kanzurehmph13:43
yoleaux504, text/html, 403 bytes13:43
kanzureah, well.13:43
archelsoh wow, irc.w3.org is really dead13:44
kanzureask swhack13:44
kanzurethey are w3/ietf people13:44
kanzureno i meant about w3 irc13:46
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archelsI don't really care much about w3 IRC :)13:46
archelsI mean, it would have been nice if it had been more active, but oh well13:47
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kanzure"In 1930 a former German airship officer, Captain Anton Heinen, working in the US for the US Navy on its dirigible fleet, attempted to design and build a four place blimp called the "family air yacht" for private fliers which the inventor claimed would be priced below $10,000 and easier to fly than a fixed wing aircraft if placed in production. It was unsuccessful.[7][8]"16:01
kanzure"Currently, there are approximately 13 active advertising airships in the world today. Van Wagner Airship Group is the owner and operator of 8 of these active ships, including the Hood Blimp, DirecTV blimp, and the MetLife blimp.[9]"16:01
kanzureonly $85k http://www.ebay.com/itm/An-airship-blimp-you-can-fly-FAA-registered-INCL-TRAINING-FOR-PILOT-LICENSE-/251989833627?forcerrptr=true&hash=item3aabc3b79b&item=25198983362716:02
kanzureblah "You MUST have a balloon pilot's license to fly it."16:03
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kanzurehttp://www.google.com/selfdrivingcar/reports/17:19
kanzurehttp://static.googleusercontent.com/media/www.google.com/en/us/selfdrivingcar/files/reports/report-0515.pdf17:19
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fennjust a bunch of accident reports, mostly people running into it from behind at 2 MPH17:36
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wrldpc1.title https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DE3F6BjOg-E18:29
yoleauxBote 00018 Movin' in! - YouTube18:29
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fenn説明して下さい18:46
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