2016-01-05.log

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paskyhttps://scholar.google.cz/scholar?hl=cs&q=%22experimental+brian+research%22&btnG=03:36
paskynoothing for bryan though03:36
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Diablo-D3[01:58:48] <juri_> it's a lasercutter, and a 3d printer.03:40
Diablo-D3heh Im going through the log, click and Im like "wait, is that a 3d printer or a lasercutter"03:40
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archelshas anyone gone through the NIPS2015 list of papers yet?07:06
archelsit's quite... long07:06
kanzurenipswho?07:07
kanzurewhere are the society for neuroscience 2015 papers?07:08
kanzurehttp://www.abstractsonline.com/plan/start.aspx?mkey={D0FF4555-8574-4FBB-B9D4-04EEC8BA0C84}07:08
kanzurehttp://www.abstractsonline.com/plan/Browse.aspx07:09
archelsspeaking of long lists of submissions07:09
archelsnot sure if SfN accepts full papers though; NIPS does07:10
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archelshttps://nips.cc/Conferences/2015/AcceptedPapers07:11
kanzurethis list is way too machine-learny07:15
kanzureand also has no links07:15
kanzure"Synaptic Sampling: A Bayesian Approach to Neural Network Plasticity and Rewiring"07:15
kanzure"Memory engram storage and retrieval" (2015) http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S095943881500127007:22
kanzure".. We highlight recent advances catalyzed by memory engram labeling technology." cool07:22
poppingtonicNIPS: Neural Information Processing Systems07:23
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kanzure"Engram technology is based on the experimental fusion of immediate early gene (IEG) labeling and optogenetics. The expression of IEGs, such as c-fos or arc, is a marker of neuronal activity [ 36]. Thus the promoters of IEGs can be co-opted to tag neurons that are active during a given learning experience with an exogenous target protein (Figure 1) [37••]. Temporal specificity of labeling is achieved by engineering the labeling ...07:24
kanzure... mechanism to be inhibited by administering doxycycline (DOX). When engram cells of the hippocampus dentate gyrus (DG) are labeled during contextual fear conditioning with channelrhodopsin-2 (ChR2) [38], their subsequent stimulation with blue light is sufficient to elicit retrieval of a target contextual fear memory, as measured by conditioned freezing behavior [35••]."07:24
kanzure"Optogenetic mutagenesis in Caenorhabditis elegans" http://www.nature.com/ncomms/2015/151203/ncomms9868/full/ncomms9868.html07:26
kanzurehuh... that's a useful technique.07:26
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archelshaha they just delivered a replacement for the totally-busted PC they shipped to our office a few weeks ago07:32
archelsstatus: totally busted. hard drive rack came free and bounced around inside the case07:33
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poppingtonichttp://media.nips.cc/Conferences/2015/NIPS-2015-Conference-Book.pdf07:35
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poppingtonickanzure: Here are the links for NIPS 201507:39
poppingtonic.title https://papers.nips.cc/book/advances-in-neural-information-processing-systems-28-201507:39
yoleauxNIPS 2015 Proceedings07:39
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kanzure.title https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1084506811:57
yoleauxLumosity fined $2M for deceptive ads of “Brain Training” app | Hacker News11:57
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nmz787_ilol12:05
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nmz787_ithose commercials always seemed suspect12:06
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kanzurelots of weirdness here http://slatestarcodex.com/2015/12/27/things-that-are-not-superintelligences/13:14
kanzurewhat does he have against iq 90 individuals making space probes? what's so bad about that.13:14
kanzureand for his eight-year-olds, you don't need the eight-year-olds to individually become "smart enough" to beat a chess grandmaster, that's not how the "crowd chess" tournaments work....13:14
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justanotheruserkanzure: what is the new paperbot alternative again?13:44
justanotherusercould have sworn libgen.ru, but that seems to be something else13:44
chris_99sci-hub?13:45
superkuhsci-hub.io accessed over Tor is what I've been using lately.13:46
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nmz787_iso i tried getting the dependencies for that brlcad2gcode.sh script, but linuxcnc is required for something and it won't "make install" (compiles fine), thus I think I need to mess with paths14:22
kanzureyou could install linuxcnc stuff into a chroot or separate vm or a container.14:23
nmz787_inah... I think I have a better path forward for a brlcad to gcode with slicer... i'll just do a combination with a rectanguloid, then generate an image of a projection from the Z perspective (either SVG, DXF, or PNG)...14:23
nmz787_ithere are PNG to SVG or gcode converters I think14:24
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nmz787_ithe thickness of the rectanguloid would be the slice thickness, and its X and Y dimensions would be the max build X and Y dimensions14:25
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xentracjuri_: that's a very nice toy.  do you put a honeycomb metal thingy on top of the main surface for laser cutting?14:29
xentracI thought linuxcnc was an RT-Linux thing for doing real-time control of motors with your parallel port and whatnot14:29
xentracnmz787_i: going from CSG or BRep to raster would seem to be a wrong-way path on your way to vector G-Code toolpaths!14:30
xentracI mean maybe you can make it work but it's a lot like printing out an Excel spreadsheet and faxing it to somebody who then OCRs it14:31
xentrac(except kind of worse because you care about dimensional precision)14:33
xentracif it turns out to be the most expendient path, that is an extremely harsh indictment of our existing code base14:33
kanzurelinuxcnc has a bunch of things in it14:35
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xentracyou'd think that the things that are involved in generating G-code would be things that you could apt-get install on any Debian system though14:47
xentracunless it wants to consult the parameters of your milling machine setup or something14:47
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nmz787_ixentrac: well as long as the rasterized output has enough resolution, it should be OK I think, since the machine itself has some minimal resolution... I am not familiar enough with g-code (especially since I haven't looked at it for a few months) to remember if it specifies discrete points, or some kind of math equation variables (center point and a radius of a circle/arc for example)15:14
nmz787_ieven if the latter, the g-code interpreter would still have to crunch those equations back into discrete locations for the stepper motors15:14
nmz787_iso I think as long as the raster output is big enough, I shouldn't notice much if anything15:14
xentracwell, so there are G02 and G03 for circular arcs15:15
xentracbut lots of machines don't support them15:16
xentracincluding e.g. the standard RepRap firmware last time I checked15:16
xentracMarlin does boast arc support15:17
xentracit's much more common to just use G01 for RepRap stuff, especially since the slicer input is usually STL, at which point you've already reduced everything to straight lines (or rather triangular facets)15:21
xentracI'm pretty sure that e.g. Grbl and Redeem don't handle G02/G03 arcs, and even though the current mainline RepRap firmware draws a lot from Marlin, I think it doesn't have arc support either15:24
nmz787_iyeah the laser i have uses grbl15:29
xentracah good15:31
xentracI used raster for http://canonical.org/~kragen/sw/dev3/gears/ with some success15:31
xentracbut it was a big hassle15:32
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justanotheruserwhy do you access sci-hub over tor? Is there an actual significant legal risk?15:58
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superkuhBecause they block my home IP and US ssh proxies.19:25
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justanotheruserweird19:28
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kanzurehmph there are no kolmogorov complexity estimates for human or primate motor planning plan complexity20:22
xentracI am constantly amused by your annoyance that the singularity has not happened yet20:24
kanzureit's incredibly inconvenient20:27
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xentracwell, it has the advantage for you that you're still alive20:33
xentracbetter enjoy this human body while you can!20:34
AdrianGare you both singularitarians?20:34
kanzurexentrac: "living" is just yet another one of those ambiguous things20:36
AdrianGkanzure: what happened to those other apes that lived around the time of mitochondrial Eve and Y-chromosome Adam?20:40
AdrianGdid they leave any genetic heritage at all, or vanished entirely?20:41
xentracI am not a singularitarian20:41
xentracof course they did --- most of our genetic material comes from them20:41
AdrianGhow so, if all our maternal lines converge on x-eve, and paternal on y-adam20:42
AdrianGThis is the most recent woman from whom all living humans today descend, in an unbroken line, on their mother’s side, and through the mothers of those mothers, and so on, back until all lines converge on one person.20:44
AdrianGconverge on _one_ person. so that mtDNA (and its subsequent mutations) is the root of all mitochondrial DNA every human carries20:45
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xentracMito-Eve had, let's say, a daughter, who had a son with a man who was not Mito-Eve's son.21:22
xentracThis son had 100% Mito-Eve's mitochondrial DNA.  But he also had a quarter of his non-sex-chromosome, non-mitochondrial DNA from his other grandmother.21:23
xentracThat is, his maternal line ran through Mito-Eve.21:24
xentracBut he had lots of genetic material from his other grandmother.21:24
AdrianGsure, but the mtDNA would be derived from mt-Eve only,no?21:24
xentracYes.21:24
xentracMitochondrial DNA and Y-chromosome DNA are special in that they follow exclusively maternal or exclusively paternal lines, but most DNA is happy to hop back and forth between maternal and paternal lines like a pachinko ball.21:25
AdrianGthats right, but that means most of our DNA is actually from very, very few individuals.21:25
xentracNo.21:25
AdrianG+mutations/shift/etc21:26
AdrianGmtdna = 1?21:26
AdrianGy-chromosome = 1?21:26
xentracThat means that a very small amount of our DNA --- specifically, our Y-chromosomes and mitochondrial DNA --- is actually from very, very few individuals.21:26
xentracBut most of our DNA comes from a wide range of humans.21:26
xentracThat's why we have as much genetic diversity as we do.21:26
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xentracMitochondrial Eve was only about five or ten thousand generations back, and Y-Adam even more recently.21:27
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xentracIf we only had five thousand generations of mutations, we'd only have about five hundred thousand mutations.21:27
AdrianGwhy cant you have multiple mutations?21:28
xentracYou can have multiple mutations.21:29
AdrianGhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_recent_common_ancestor21:29
AdrianGAssuming that no genetically isolated human populations remain, the human MRCA may have lived 2,000 to 4,000 years ago.21:29
AdrianGthe less restrictive the criteria, the closer is the common ancestors, it seems.21:30
xentracYes.21:30
xentracwe're 128th cousins!21:30
xentracbut probably not patrilineally and even less likely matrilineally.21:31
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AdrianGthat still sounds like speciation events are bottlenecks, really.21:34
xentracWithout a doubt.  By definition, really.21:34
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AdrianGso every speciation is a smaller and smaller gene pool?21:39
AdrianGwell. i guess depends on how many de-novo mutations happen in between the events21:40
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