Joshim5

Absci | Deep learning researchers | NYC / REMOTE / INTERNS

Calling all deep learning researchers

Absci is an AI-powered drug discovery company. We are working on a grand challenge - generating live saving drugs at the click of a button. AlphaFold was a prediction challenge; the next frontier is models that can generate new drugs. If you are a deep learning pro, there is no better way to save lives.

Our secret ingredient: We spent years developing a unique wet-lab platform that pumps out massive amount of protein data. Now we are training complex deep learning algorithms to produce better protein drug candidates.

Given the scale of the challenge, talent density is a major priority. Our scientists come from top industry AI labs, top academic labs, and have an incredible achievements.

We've raised $400M+ and have the resources needed to pull off this task. Huge potential for career growth to join this breakthrough effort.

Interested? Email me at jmeier [at] absci [dot] com (Lead AI Scientist) or apply on our website: https://www.absci.com/careers/

Another junior here! It's always great to meet other passionate high school students at these conferences.

I'm a high school student as well (NYC area) and am faced with the same question!

Any advice for high school students who don't have Upperclassman to look up to for advice?

How did you get this "good publicity?"

Has anyone written something similar for Ruby on Rails?

Typo - "It is not intended to be a freamwork"

There is nothing stopping MIT graduates from having government positions. The PM of Israel, Binyamin Netanyahu, is a graduate of MIT.

Very cool. Maybe I'll work on a chrome extension that marks whether a site is blocked in google search results

Eh, why not just use a flood-fill type algorithm?

How many problems are there? The first one is quite simple, and I'd like to know how long I'll need to complicate the entire challenge before I begin.

And who ends up on top? Us computer scientists.

This app (by yet another developer than listed below), called Locketize your iPhone, has 32 five star reviews and only 4 one star reviews. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/lockitize-your-iphone/id45266...

Developer's twitter page: http://twitter.com/#!/Midw3stBlizzard

This makes a lot of sense seeing as the Australian dollar is now worth more than the USD.

Your strategy involving submitting cracked versions of your app was quite interesting. It would be interesting to see the rate of the app store purchases vs. piracy for your app. I would expect your strategy would reduce the rate of piracy

Looks similar to the AP Computer Science Exam and not like a contest such as the IOI. The test is simply testing whether one knows the language syntax and not Computer Science in general.

This is a 'Programming' exam and not a 'Computer Science' exam.

That is correct.

Upvoted for multiple reasons: 1) The app itself looks pretty good. 2) Open-source 3) You're a high school student too. (What year?)

One thing to consider is that some people are not of the age to earn a degree yet. I am a high school student and people asume I am not capable or competent way too often.

CollegeBoard too

Just as @comex anticipated....

@comex: "I give it 12 hours until someone makes Gmail Motion for real using the Kinect."

I actually had an idea similar to this and wanted to implement it sometime in the future.

Do you need an active tethering subscription with your carrier (in my case, AT&T) to use the personal hotspot feature?

What do you mean by the last statement? Of course my parents can sign off on contracts, etc.. They're not programmers, but they don't have to be - after all, I am the one developing the application. My point is that I do not want to pay taxes under their bracket. They can submit, etc.

Hi, I am located in the US. Say my parents are the 'Developer'. Will I have to file the taxes under their tax bracket? Again, the biggest problem is tax-wise. It's not as a big deal that the app will say my parents published it. Does Apple deal with the taxes? Do they just send the full 70% that one is entitled to? Or do they ask for tax information?

Thanks.

Thanks for the words of encouragement.

I was thinking about setting up an LLC, though I'm not sure if it will be worth it in the long run. I would have to pay to start the company, and then hire an accountant to help file my finances every year.

I am considering it, but it would be better to find another workaround.

One of the first posts I've commented on even though I read too many posts here. :)

I would also be interested in finding out how you made the video...Thanks!

Hi, I am in the process of building a Ruby on Rails app involving a homework/studying for tests/quizes. It will have some social networky type parts. I would really benefit from these designs. Thanks. Email: JoshiM5@Gmail.com