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Stop glamorizing the hustle and start glamorizing the mussel
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Jake Wintermute 🧬/acc
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Jake Wintermute 🧬/acc
@SynBio1
Synthetic Biologist - Foundry Theorist - stay humble biodesigners
Cambridge, MA Katılım Haziran 2014
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This makes me realize that I use this app much differently than most people
I think I'm a lot happier than the typical X user too so I'll share my trick
If an account posts or reposts articles that are not worth reading the whole thing, I simply don't follow them at all
Nikita Bier@nikitabier
We’re rolling out summaries for Articles now. Just tap the Summarize button if you want to know if it’s worth your time to read it (or if your attention span is 12 seconds).
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The coming wave of AI lab assistants will allow biologists to "talk" their cell culture experiments but unfortunately you're going to hate it
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@notadampaul I mean at least a personal island universe matters to one person
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This is the core problem of the next 5 years in the AI scientist era: infinite hypotheses about which nobody cares
Sayan@thesayannayak
At this rate everyone’s gonna have their own app and zero users.
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@infrecursion1 Nah bro I’ll be in the permanent overclass
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@SynBio1 Yes, but not because of what you think is the cause. It will be because humans like you become completely irrelevant.
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@heuristics I love it when math makes useful predictions that matter to people, even if those predictions don’t have “actual explanations” behind them
The problem I’m trying to articulate is that AI can generate infinite predictions that will never be noticed or matter in any way
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@SynBio1 it's a weird thing, natural science has more and more abandoned having actual explanations and are gravitating towards simply having math that makes predictions. Without any reasons for why it is like so.
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@Sandbar101 Ok I’ll tell my wife and son to stop caring about me
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@heuristics Can a hypothesis be “good” if nobody ever notices or cares about it?
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@SynBio1 If one is found that has equal explanatory power but is metaphysically simpler, it’s a good thing, no?
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@Sandbar101 If your goal is to do things nobody cares about then you will surely succeed
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@baym @OmicsOmicsBlog Citrus reticulata getting absolutely frame mogged by Citrus maxima
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Shout out to the absolute legends who somehow packed 19 jokes into their conference talks as documented in this study about the use of humor on scientific talks
royalsocietypublishing.org/rspb/article/2…
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@MPrasad65824 “Does anyone care about this” is a question I take seriously
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@MPrasad65824 I’ve been doing freelance techbio marketing and yes my clients care
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@SynBio1 "This is the core problem of the next 5 years in the AI scientist era: infinite hypotheses about which nobody cares"
That sounds like a great hypothesis! Did you find out if anybody cares?
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Least insane Cell paper
Banana Oncology@Banana_Oncology
Ok this figure is pretty intimidating...
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@JoeMcAuliffe17 @ProfTomEllis This is the most AI-ready problem on the list though
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@ProfTomEllis @SynBio1 If you can’t get patent protection then your entire value proposition is at risk. Of course a drugs has to be safe and effective as well, but the reality is that drug development requires millions of investor dollars.
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Okay here's a game - you're making nanobody therapeutics. AI can help you optimise them, but you need to prioritise order of feature importance. What is your order?
Affinity
Specificity
Expressibility
Clinical toxicity
In vivo stability
Purified stability
Patentability
Other?
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@Koningsbruggen 80 billion dollars can buy a lot of "how"
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@SynBio1 How? Sequencing all the bird DNA and guessing which parts are dino?
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I genuinely, unironically, and in the most literal possible terms believe that we could have brought back the dinosaurs for 80 billion dollars
Polymarket@Polymarket
JUST IN: Meta announces they'll be shutting down the Metaverse, after pouring $80,000,000,000.00 into the project.
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