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03:00 < fenn> missed this at the time, not sure what you can actually use it for
03:00 < fenn> .t https://hazyresearch.stanford.edu/blog/2024-03-14-evo
03:00 < saxo> Learning from DNA: a grand challenge in biology · Hazy Research
03:00 < fenn> "Evo is a long-context biological foundation model that generalizes across the fundamental modalities of biology: DNA, RNA, and proteins. It is capable of both prediction tasks and generative design, from molecular to whole genome scale (generating 650k+ tokens). Evo is trained at a single-nucleotide, byte-level resolution, on a large corpus of prokaryotic and phage genomic sequences."
03:30 < fenn> .t https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abp8064
03:30 < saxo> Just a moment...
03:30 < fenn> "Nanosecond protonic programmable resistors for analog deep learning"
03:31 < fenn> "The speed of biological information processing in neurons and synapses is limited by the aqueous medium through which weak action potentials of about 100 millivolts propagate over milliseconds. Above 1.23 volts, liquid water decomposes. Artificial solid-state neurons are not limited by such time and voltage constraints and can also be fabricated at the nanoscale, 1000 times smaller than their
03:31 < fenn> biological counterparts. Using complementary metal-oxide semiconductor–compatible materials, Onen et al. prototyped nanoscale protonic programmable resistors that can withstand high electric fields of around 10 megavolts per centimeter and which have energy-efficient modulation characteristics at room temperature. The proposed devices are 10,000 times faster than biological synapses and offer a
03:31 < fenn> promising direction for implementing various applications that can benefit from fast ionic motion."
03:32 < fenn> MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab
03:33 < fenn> the great thing about naming your lab after a fictional character is that they'll never dig up a discrediting bit of ephemera and make you change all the signs
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12:43 < docl> .m https://x.com/lsparrish/status/1820157598668345843
12:43 < AugustaAva> ​twitter: <lsparrish> This makes some bubbles. I might eventually make a needle-torch (with appropriate precautions). ␤  ␤ The stainless steel scrubbers are from dollar tree ($1.25 per pack of 3). The batteries (3 x 9 = 27 volts) are $1.54 each. The flat plastic scrub pads prevent direct contact. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GUJ8mzibMAAk09v.jpg
12:49 < docl> superkuh: I couldn't see the sock in the video you linked -- nested inside? I think my version is probably way inefficient
13:38 < superkuh> docl, better demo of assembly, https://youtu.be/d85OX6yEwE0?t=1448
13:53 < docl> oh, that makes sense
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14:58 < kanzure> longevity blog post https://www.owlposting.com/p/some-questions-and-answers-i-had
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17:09 < hprmbridge> nmz787> https://spectrum.ieee.org/semiconductor-inspection
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22:32 < hprmbridge> Eli> Interesting argument against the cholesterol = ASCVD hypothesis. Plaques are only found in arteries and not in veins, despite the fact veins have cholesterol. The claim is that are only found in arteries where there is turbulence in blood flow, allowing cholesterol to settle in the walls and oxidize: https://youtu.be/_3o7e-BR1Ps
22:33 < hprmbridge> Eli> I see a Dr on the 6th. I’m going to ask if I can get on the poor person pcsk9 inhibitor program where you pay almost nothing for treatment
23:09 < fenn> maybe take a vacation in france
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