Liam McNamara ⁂

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ok actually insane paper published yesterday a research group in Korea built a gene switch you can control wirelessly using electromagnetic fields they exposed mice to 60 hz EMF (same frequency as your wall outlet) using a pair of large coils that generate a uniform magnetic field around the animal, for cyclic 3-day on / 4-day off pulses they showed this could: - activate OSK to do epigenetic reprogramming in progeroid and aged mice, extending lifespan and reversing aging markers across multiple tissues - conditionally switch on mutant amyloid genes only in aged mouse brains, letting them separate aging effects from amyloid effects to study AD biology in a way previous models couldn't no drugs, no impacts, just a magnetic field from outside the body

For decades, researchers have noted that cancer and Alzheimer’s disease are rarely found in the same person go.nature.com/4qIHwo2

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On the road to being great don’t forget to be good

@Mankaran32 @niccruzpatane It takes a significant amount of time for tech to permeate through society, if FSD was solved tomorrow roads wouldn’t be majority autonomous for years. Same with LLMs, most people in the US are ignorant to advances in AI

@niccruzpatane If it was solved, you won't be seeing a single human driving any cars around the world. FSD is not solved. 8 more years.

Comma AI founder George Hotz thinks it will take Tesla 8 more years to solve self-driving. 😂 Dude, it’s already pretty much solved lol.

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This is probably my favorite graph If you look at the complexity of genomes on Earth over time, there's a linear relationship between genomic complexity & when it shows up in fossils Yet if you go back it implies Earth did not start life from scratch, e.g. an asteroid seeded it

"In medical research, there’s a practice of ending a study early when the results are too striking to ignore. ... When an intervention works this clearly, you change what you do."

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who can chat w/ me about @freesolo ?

@HamzakAmmar Ask Moulik

Trying to understand what’s going on in this chess bot is so hard

(Using the Russell 3000 as a proxy for changes in the value of all publicly traded stocks)

In 1975, the money supply in the US was $1.47 trillion. The total value of the US stock market was $1.11 trillion, making the stock-to-dollar ratio ~ 0.75. At the peak of the dot-com bubble, this ratio was 2.91. When markets recovered in 2015, it was 1.65. Now we're at 3.07.

@sighjith Very cool! Would love it if this could: - Act like a citation web like @BenchSci - Bookmarks tab - Algorithmic paper feed?

I built papiers.ai, a new interface for arXiv As we enter an era of accelerated scientific discovery, we need better tools that augment human cognition to help us keep up. Try it: visit papiers ai or swap arxiv -> papiers on any paper URL

>raise pre-seed round for company >call family, excited to be a founder >”this will look great on your med app”

Knowing how to cold email is the best vehicle for upward mobility as a young person. It got me from virtually nothing to a dream lab internship and pre-seed funding in less than 10 months. Shout out @krish_mendapara for teaching me