Nicholas Mancuso
@nmancuso.bsky.social
Associate Professor at USC. Genetics/Stats/ML. Husband and father. GA➡️CA. He/him. Views are mine.
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Zest lyfe, on my knuckles
November 15, 2025 at 5:55 AM
Zest lyfe, on my knuckles
Reposted by Nicholas Mancuso
Although I never examined this systematically, these tended to be grants focused on methods development.
Such applications tend to get middling scores because they may not be addressing the most compelling problems, but they can have huge impact if widely applicable methods are developed.
6/13
Such applications tend to get middling scores because they may not be addressing the most compelling problems, but they can have huge impact if widely applicable methods are developed.
6/13
November 14, 2025 at 3:31 PM
Although I never examined this systematically, these tended to be grants focused on methods development.
Such applications tend to get middling scores because they may not be addressing the most compelling problems, but they can have huge impact if widely applicable methods are developed.
6/13
Such applications tend to get middling scores because they may not be addressing the most compelling problems, but they can have huge impact if widely applicable methods are developed.
6/13
Reposted by Nicholas Mancuso
I think
1. The people who know what happened are the people who were in the room.
But
2. The NYT has lost trust in their integrity and that's their fault. You can't pester people into not being worried about how bad the integrity fails are.
1. The people who know what happened are the people who were in the room.
But
2. The NYT has lost trust in their integrity and that's their fault. You can't pester people into not being worried about how bad the integrity fails are.
November 13, 2025 at 11:10 PM
I think
1. The people who know what happened are the people who were in the room.
But
2. The NYT has lost trust in their integrity and that's their fault. You can't pester people into not being worried about how bad the integrity fails are.
1. The people who know what happened are the people who were in the room.
But
2. The NYT has lost trust in their integrity and that's their fault. You can't pester people into not being worried about how bad the integrity fails are.
What's ur setup? I'm curious about getting something like this up and running, so that my trainees can focus moreso on the core logic (we're a statistical genetics group) and farm out unit and integrating testing to an LLM
November 14, 2025 at 5:54 AM
What's ur setup? I'm curious about getting something like this up and running, so that my trainees can focus moreso on the core logic (we're a statistical genetics group) and farm out unit and integrating testing to an LLM