AI can now predict your future — before you’re born.
@nucleusgenomics just launched Origin, disease models trained on 1.5M genomes combining 7M genetic markers.
Origin predicts human longevity from embryo DNA more accurately than any model ever built.
And it’s open-weighted.
@paulg If you visit the estates of any of the most famous business families, the one thing they all have in common is absurdly nice trees. It's almost as if having good taste in trees and the ability to take care of them long term is correlated with becoming wealthy.
.@dwbwriter does a fantastic job here. The visuals are also spectacular, compelling. Cutting methane pollution is the fastest way to slow global warming, making tools like @MethaneSAT essential https://t.co/gIWtQ5MX8p
@leonklepfish@connor_lindsey@coreyhainesco If you send the original email to this endpoint (rather than forwarding), it will give you the parsed message: https://t.co/iWFVUZFARm
@shl@iamkabirx You basically get UVA anytime you're outside (and not covered up), even in winter. Whereas you only get UVB in at certain hours of the day during certain times of the year. I'd recommend the app D Minder Pro. It's more for tracking UVB, but it's extremely useful imho.
@shl@iamkabirx You need UVA in order for vitamin D to produce nitric oxide. So even if you have enough vitamin D (from UVB or supplements), if you aren't also getting UVA then you're not getting the vasodilatory effect whatever possible anti-inflammatory benefits may accrue.
@WilliamVise What kind of information are you looking to extract? E.g. are you trying to grab a SKU and shipping address from email receipts, or are you trying to grab the text from real conversations?
@ideasasylum@joemasilotti@kobaltz Hey guys, would love your feedback on this email parsing API I just released — for *accurately* stripping signatures and replies, and also de-obfuscating the crazy HTML that email clients generate:
https://t.co/SHd00kzEco
https://t.co/iWFVUZFARm
@jeremykovac @ameetshah@ZainManji Hey I know I'm a couple months late here, but check out this product I just released this week: https://t.co/EyQKF4S3TH
The email parsing problem kind of derailed my startup (and life) for a while, so I wanted to just solve it once and for all for everyone.
Thanks for the tweet! We also make https://t.co/wmygHkZP9o, which might be useful if you want to publish some of the replies to your @buttondown newsletters!
@afrobella No problem! This coming weekend is probably the last really good weekend of the year for mushroom hunting, and then it gets going again sometime in May. Super easy to learn and tons of fun.
@ByrneHobart I like how Terence McKenna only did book titles that contradicted themselves. E.g. True Hallucinations, The Invisible Landscape, Archaic Revival, etc.
@shl I still owe you feedback on Dayta from the 2011 HN thread. Spoiler: not so good. But I kept it on my phone for 5+ years because of how quickly you went on from there to make great things. Which I think is an important lesson, in tech and perhaps just life. https://t.co/65SQuTdwPG
@ByrneHobart Great problem to work on. It makes sense that the best way to fix tech job hiring is to get rid of the “job" part; just list the thesis and distribution, and candidates can propose some things they’d be interested in contributing.