Richard She

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Richard She

Richard She

@Richard_She

Asst Prof at NTU Singapore Former Postdoc of the Month at the Whitehead Institute. https://t.co/8tqfAkkWYv

Katılım Kasım 2011
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Richard She
Richard She@Richard_She·
I'm excited to share that I will be starting my lab at NTU Singapore. It is bittersweet to be moving halfway around the world. On one hand, I'm excited for a new adventure. I have spent my entire adult life chasing this dream, and it's finally happening. On the other hand, I still love America and believe in all of the good that it stands for. My parents moved here to give me the gift of the American Dream and I never thought I would experience what it's like to be an immigrant to a new country myself. I can only say that life has a way of offering blessings in disguise, and I’m grateful for this opportunity in every way.
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Richard She@Richard_She·
@RodeoProfessor You forgot the worst option of all, the Disneyland fastpass two tiered system
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RodeoProfessor
RodeoProfessor@RodeoProfessor·
I strongly encourage you, if you’ve never been to Yellowstone, not to let these doomer posts bum you out. You can go to Yellowstone at peak and not experience any of this, you come in via the Cooke City NE entrance early morning, watch thousands of animals (wolves, elk, prongs) in the Lamar Valley, which is your heritage as an American, see the park, and not see any of this clusterf*ck. Sometimes you have a bad visit and you hit a jam, have some snacks and huckleberry beers in the car, so what, it’s worth it. Don’t skip it because you see the worst aspects of a visit posted online. Now, with that out of the way, the thing about the National Park crowding in America is you basically have 4 options, and 0 of these 4 are things that people want or like. I’m going to put a poll in the replies and maybe you vote on the one you like for me? First is you have “ticketed timed entry,” so if you don’t book on Rec dot Gov 6 months out, sorry but you’re probably not getting in during peak season. This is in place at high demand parks like Arches or Going to the Sun Road in Glacier. These work well for people who can plan their lives 6 months + in advance, but you lose the spontaneous American summer road trip which is a big part of the culture. Also, gate employees are suffering from unprecedented harassment and turnover from people who pull up to get in, have no idea they need a booking, and go ham on the 20 year old GS5. Option two is some form of dynamic pricing, lots of economists put ideas out like this but the social justice equity people wail about it, and I get that, you want Americans to access public land regardless of how much they make. This is probably my preferred option though, if you want to go during peak, be prepared to pay. People aren’t ready for a mid June $500-1000 YNP entry fee though, so it’s probably not really feasible. I also don’t think that’s the purpose of entry fees per the statutes that authorize our National Parks so it would be tricky. Third option is what we have today, everyone can enter but some lots (Norris, Grand Prismatic) are going to be a massive thorn in the side. The roads and lots were all designed for demand 50-100 years ago. There’s always parking over by old faithful, and a nice bar in the Old Faithful Inn. There’s always somewhere neat to see that’s not doomered out. Fourth option is you’re required to leave your car and take the shuttle around. This is in place in Zion and some parts of Rocky Mountain up near Bear Lake. Americans (including myself) like our cars and don’t necessarily want to want 30 min for a shuttle after a 10 mile hike with a bunch of kids, but this is probably the future of Yellowstone. Vote your preference in the reply for me if you want to.
MRS. MASSACRE@MrsMassacre

Is this what you thought Yellowstone Park was like? Unmoving traffic jams lasting 1-3 hours; rivaling that of suburban areas in big cities. Nowhere to park. Insane prices. Tourists harassing animals, littering, picking flowers, influencers everywhere, sticking their hands in basins and ruining them, no good camping spots left because people use AI programs to snatch up the good ones within milliseconds of the site opening up, and most of your day spent behind Asian tourist busses. The overwhelming amount of tourists have made the park experience unbearable. You used to be able to go there and explore nature peacefully. Now it's worse than Disneyland.

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Richard She
Richard She@Richard_She·
@olivertraldi @tszzl what do you think about zendaya's performance? in my opinion the chemistry between them just doesn't land
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Oliver Traldi@olivertraldi·
@tszzl Was just watching a clip today and completely agree
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roon@tszzl·
the dune movies were doomed from the start to be good and not great due to the casting of chalamet as paul. he does not have the gravitas for a child-god and is much better suited for kind of silly coming of age movies
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Richard She@Richard_She·
@tszzl On the other hand Javier Bardem is an inspired choice
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Richard She@Richard_She·
It's too bad that the classic reddit male incel version of this is: go to the gym you loser, devote 2 years to getting shredded, then get a good haircut and buy nice clothes. Doesn't hurt to be rich. Which is genuinely good advice for those with the agency to pursue it. Strong alignment. It's deeply unfortunate that the female version here is poorly aligned: be weird, other women are lying and wrong about what attracts men, scheme your way into higher market value. But ironically, her read on what men find attractive is also spot on. A woman who follows this advice will probably do well. It's just that most will react to it with horror and disgust.
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Neeraja Deshpande
Neeraja Deshpande@neerajadeshp·
@ryancbriggs I thought it was interesting that the Vatican recently came out against cosmetic procedures—my concern is primarily that it induces a type of body dysmorphia, although ofc some manage to do it tastefully. nypost.com/2026/03/11/lif…
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Neeraja Deshpande
Neeraja Deshpande@neerajadeshp·
What makes this article problematic isn’t the fact that it states the obvious*—that if you want a man, you need to attract him first—but rather that it considers tackiness and neurotic looksmaxxing as proxies for genuine beauty. The result is that the image of womanhood the article promotes, to say nothing of the attitude the author would have women take on, is crude, unbecoming, and ultimately produces worse results, both romantically and personally, than a woman with a good attitude and a healthy sense of self who could stand to lose a few pounds. *I actually think this “obvious” fact has been obscured by contemporary feminism (and is actually often obscured by trad cultures too) and I do believe there is a place in the discourse to state it...just not this way.
Aria Schrecker@Aria_Babu

Most women underrate how much men care about looks. And when they do try to get more attractive they waste time and effort on tanning, contouring their face, getting their nails done. Instead, almost everyone could be considered attractive if they lost weight, grew their hair long, and cleared up their skin. All these things are within your control. There's other basic advice that should be obvious. Wear makeup everyday and go for a youthful, dewy look. Remove your body hair. Ditch your glasses. For the extreme looksmaxxers, focus on your body. Your face is probably fine and hard to change. Get a boob job, precisely control your weight, and do hourglass-enhancing exercises. You are no longer stuck with the looks God gave you. ariababu.co.uk/p/get-sexier

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Richard She
Richard She@Richard_She·
@tszzl @rhydhimma It's not remotely close and I say this as an academic biologist. Even vanilla ChatGPT is more impactful for biology than alphafold, you just don't see it cited on the actual papers 🤣
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roon@tszzl·
@rhydhimma they are far more significant than alphafold and it’s not close imo
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Rhydhimma (sci/acc)
Rhydhimma (sci/acc)@rhydhimma·
Codex and Claude Code are probably the most revolutionary products of this century. For now. Maybe not as significant as Alphafold, and all the PhD who slogged to get protein structure data. Data is the keyword.
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Richard She@Richard_She·
@ArtemisConsort Pretty sure a lot of bot farms are getting good at VPN into US residential IP addresses too. It's an arms race. Different bots different masters
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Richard She
Richard She@Richard_She·
@tszzl Why wouldn't we want "get a job at Google and nap" for everyone?
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roon@tszzl·
one of the most profound cultural differences between san francisco tech and elsewhere is that tech people see automation as axiomatically a good thing, and this idea predates ai by decades. most of a tech company is automating oneself out of a role by writing software or hiring
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Richard She
Richard She@Richard_She·
@eigenrobot We teach 3 year olds "You can break an egg but you can't put it back together" What's so confusing about this chancellor?
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eigenrobot@eigenrobot·
i think in a way this is a genuine asymmetry destroying is often easier than creating and "not enforcing laws" is much, much easier than "attempting to retroactively enforce laws" in both cases you're working with or against entropy respectively
Guy BOOK IS LIVE! || CHECK BIO@nosilverv

Someone needs to coin a name for this strategy of asymmetry. “We can let illegals in, but we can’t kick them out” “We can phase out nuclear, but we can’t phase it in” The faux irreversibility of bad decisions

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Richard She@Richard_She·
@planefag I cannot get over how everyone's usual BS detector is so broken for this story
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Richard She
Richard She@Richard_She·
@shinboson I am so sad that 5.6k AI bots have retweeted vittorio's triumphant AI cures dog cancer post (it's a load of crap) Meanwhile the community of real biologists on Twitter is long dead The bots are already taking over
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𝞍 Shin Megami Boson 𝞍
𝞍 Shin Megami Boson 𝞍@shinboson·
I am not dunking on this person and this is not a statement about the object level issue but a common failure mode I see again and again is people thinking “AI could never democratize *my* specialty” even while they use AI to democratize their own access to a million other ones.
owl@owl_posting

i hope this is real but, given the information in the article, one of the following is true: the known problems with cancer vaccines are completely wrong, the tumor shrunk because mast cell tumors in dogs change size a lot, or a miracle occurred curious to get @iskander take

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Richard She
Richard She@Richard_She·
@ReubenR80027912 Do you think Twitter is intentionally going easy on bots as long as they're willing to pay $8/month? And that creates perversive incentives on who's actually willing to pay for those bot farms...
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Reuben Rodriguez
Reuben Rodriguez@ReubenR80027912·
Tucker is fully bot supported FYI I had a 1M view tweet today w/ 239 RTs & 5k likes Tucker here has 5M views w/ *14k* RTs & *93k* likes That is beyond inorganic. The net lift from RTs to views is too low, the like to view ratio WAY too high…it’s all fake
Tucker Carlson@TuckerCarlson

I rarely read the filth you publish, and have never responded to it, for the same reason I avoid pornography. It’s unhealthy and I don’t want to encourage it. But in this specific case I understand exactly what you’re doing and I’d like to stop it now. I have never said or suggested that “everyone needs to know where their local Chabad is,” or anything remotely like it. I didn’t attack or even criticize Chabad, an organization I’ve mentioned precisely once in my life. Last week I said I believed that IDF soldiers in Israel have received third temple patches for their uniforms from Chabad. I believe that’s true. Please let me know if I’m wrong, not that you care. The point of your post is to blame me preemptively for violent attacks on American Jews that you believe are coming. This is an absurd slander of course. I abhor violence against innocents, which is why I am disgusted by what Israel has done in Gaza and why I argued against the current war in Iran. As a Christian and an American I also vehemently oppose punishing anyone on the basis of bloodline. The concept of “Amalek” has no place in Western civilization and certainly not in my country. I am therefore strongly opposed to anti-Semitism, precisely as much as I am to the anti-Arab hate you promote or the anti-white bias embedded in the US government and our largest institutions. It’s all immoral and indefensible. I believe in the inherent rights of the individual because I believe in God. What you’re doing divides this country more than you likely understand. I hope you will stop.

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Richard She
Richard She@Richard_She·
@typesfast If you interpolate the AIS data, how many ships do you reckon have successfully made a run for it across the straight since the war started (presumably going dark)? The people want to know!
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Ryan Petersen
Ryan Petersen@typesfast·
The Hapag Lloyd container ship Source Blessing was hit by projectile fragments in the straight of Hormuz earlier today. Hapag reports that it was not a direct hit, all crew are safe, and they have extinguished the fire on board. The ship operates on the Oman Gulf Shuttle service, departed from Hamad, Qatar on March 1st, and has been stranded in the Persian Gulf since the start of the war. atlas.flexport.com/service/id:HLC…
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Richard She@Richard_She·
@TheStalwart Is the 7 day average actually 0.0 or can we can get an intern to Claude Code an interpolation for ships that turned off AIS and made a run for it
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Joe Weisenthal@TheStalwart·
Oil tanker crossings through the Strait of Hormuz
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Richard She
Richard She@Richard_She·
@conorsen S&P absolutely ripped on the morning of the Pfizer mRNA Ph3 trial announcement (Nov 9, 2020) even though life didn't return to normal for quite some time. There's gonna be a trade the news moment for sure
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Conor Sen
Conor Sen@conorsen·
At some point (idk when) "the Strait is closed/open" is going to be a bit like "we shut down/reopened the economy for covid" -- a binary that glosses over various phases of the process.
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Richard She
Richard She@Richard_She·
Street was very late to covid-19. WA nursing homes were blowing up and Trevor Bedford was calculating exponential spread in USA and even after Italy shut down, your normal Wall St macro guys were still buying the Trump Administrations "the covid flu's not here yet" Turns out it was just out of the distribution of stuff they know about
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Reuben Rodriguez
Reuben Rodriguez@ReubenR80027912·
Idk which analyst or desk at JPM this came from but macro events are hard for analysts I’m always impressed w/ SM expertise of sell side but when you get to “WWIII” level risks, your KOL or advisor stable wont have tradable info The street is USUALLY right but…not always
James Pethokoukis ⏩️⤴️@JimPethokoukis

This is nightmare fuel JPMORGAN: "If the US cannot achieve a short-term victory, it seems likely that it will be forced to attempt a ground war to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. If so, this could transform into a multiyear war"

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