The Internet – All knowledge, all languages, all global open resources, all devices, all humans and all AIs I get a lot of things on my page on X each day and try to comment on a few things. I have rather substantial collections of life experiences I think are relevant to groups trying to
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Niko McCarty @NikoMcCarty The whole notion of “Write, Read, Edit” as some great driver of progress in biology is incredibly misguided. Yes, DNA sequencing and synthesis costs have fallen rapidly. What have we gotten for it? The vast majority of strains we make don’t work, because we don’t understand the https://pic.x.com/zt1nkt9spv Replying to @NikoMcCarty The
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Nima Dehghani @neurovium Hosting Gaute @GauteEinevoll today @mcgovernmit Folks from @mcgovernmit @MIT_Physics @MIT_Picower who are interested in modeling & analysis of multiscale electrical signals come see Gaute’s talk “Modeling electric brain signals” https://bcs.mit.edu/events/special-seminar-gaute-t-einevoll check his recent book https://pic.x.com/dc2ex3946r Replying to @neurovium @GauteEinevoll and 3 others The problem is not modeling, it is measuring, recording losslessly,
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UMN Plant Breeding Center @UMNplantbreed Want to try your skills as a breeder? Join other graduate students to play The Plant Breeding Game! See how well you compete as a breeder amongst other teams. Snacks and drinks are provided by the UMN Plant Breeding Center. Contact cbrault@umn.edu for more information! https://pic.x.com/nm0kbbjchj Replying to @UMNplantbreed Why
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Baran Hashemi @Rythian47 How can we teach Transformers to learn and model Enumerative geometry? How deep can AI go in the rabbit hole of understanding complex mathematical concepts? We’ve developed a new approach using Transformers to compute psi-class intersection numbers in algebraic geometry. https://pic.x.com/xkkjgh1bke Replying to @Rythian47 Enumerative geometry is not “all mathematics”. On the
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John Lindsey @PGE_John Our son Sean has been stationed with the U.S. Navy in Bahrain in the Persian Gulf. He mentioned that the humid heat there is almost indescribable, with dew points reaching the 90s. In other words, sweat doesn’t evaporate, making it nearly impossible for the body to cool down. x.com/US_Stormwatch/… Colin McCarthy @US_Stormwatch
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https://x.com/taejunkim_13/status/1828425787583930607 Taejun Kim, I thought you were asking for approaches to time management and setting priorities. Your question showed up on my time line. Probably because of things I write, work on, or follow. I turned 75 this year, and it seems like a time to set priorities and review. We only get a
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Taejun Kim @taejunkim_13 Hey HCI community, Is there anyone who set their own limits, like hours you spend in a day when running user studies? (e.g. keeping it under 7-8 hours to avoid burnout) If you got any personal rules that you’ve been following, I wanna know! Replying to @taejunkim_13 I have worked alone every
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Frank Nielsen @FrnkNlsn Nice thread Jonathan Gorard @getjonwithit In physics, one often thinks of space and time as being fundamental, pre-existing concepts, and proceeds to define everything else (energy, momentum, forces, etc.) in terms of them. But it doesn’t need to be so – symplectic geometry shows us how to go the other way. (1/16)
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You only need to look at the things you have not already mastered. I took a speed reading test one time in high school, and read at something like 50,000 words a minute. It was a book on robotics and I only had to glance at pages to see they did nothing new. I
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