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@jomcinerney pythonanywhere.com/details/educat…

Has anybody else used this online python interpreter for teaching? It looks super-nice. I'm thinking of getting my class to use it next week: onlinegdb.com/online_python_…

Which #halloween mask is best? 🎃

@jomcinerney Or Google Colab but it depends on a Google account colab.research.google.com

@jomcinerney This may be a lot better! pythonanywhere.com

Anyone interested in AI, biology and their intersection should watch this... Michael Levin: Biology, Life, Aliens, Evolution, Embryogenesis & Xenobot... youtu.be/p3lsYlod5OU

Paul Volcker & Ray Dalio | State of the US Economy & Government youtu.be/mMN17uBzCw4 via @YouTube

"We can see all four possible combinations of 2 #bits: 00, 01, 10, and 11. Growth can proceed indefinitely and at every step there's exactly one tile that can fit in a position. All by themselves they're executing an #algorithm that's counting in #binary."

"#DNA is a programmable molecule. If we give it different sequences, we can use it to do different things. If we design four sequences that have this [half & half] complementarity to each other, they'll find each other, bind, and assemble this structure [the #HollidayJunction]."

"With most programs, it's not runaway periodicity but, 'Let's do this set of instructions for a while, then branch out & do this other set.' With our model, we can design components that behave like the primitive instruction of a program with the algorithm intrinsically encoded."

"If you make a puzzle, every position has a unique component. With a virus, it's [much the same]; there's little-to-no component reuse. Another direction is periodic: you've got some base set of components used over and over in a repetitive pattern that goes off to infinity."

"What does it mean to compute in this very different manner? Not using silicon and digital circuits [but molecular systems like DNA]. It doesn't *have* to be done in DNA; these ideas are more abstract. These things might be going on in all sorts of natural systems."

🧵 "Using #Computation to Drive the #SelfAssembly of Complex Structures" Matthew Patitz, @UniversityOfArk Follow this thread for insights and select slides. Streaming now: youtube.com/watch?v=nm32tf…

All of linear algebra in one diagram:

@gardener_ap @Enviropositive1 @1901gennelm @Farm3Dwithtrees 3 followers, 3 tweets and ~70 replies/responses in support of the use of agrochemicals. Quite narrow interests there @Enviropositive1

@Enviropositive1 @1901gennelm @Farm3Dwithtrees An incredibly ignorant response. What is legal is determined by current knowledge and politics (possibly other factors). Legal does not mean safe

Yesterday noted some v dry wheat being sprayed off -I guess before the combine goes in - is this a good look for the industry for bread wheat ? Discus

@Enviropositive1 @1901gennelm @Farm3Dwithtrees 3 followers, 3 tweets and ~70 replies/responses in support of the use of agrochemicals. Quite narrow interests there @Enviropositive1

@1901gennelm @Farm3Dwithtrees Why? There are lots of natural toxins in plants. It's the dose that matters. The question is whether the product is being legally used.