@sciqst Thanks! Most of our initial benchmarks come from chembl, particularly the blog post plots that scan performance over molecule size.
We can definitely do more real world examples at scale!
🔥nvMolKit landed today🔥
Morgan Fingerprinting, Tanimoto/Cosine similarity and MMFF geometry optimization and conformer generation on GPU, 10-3000x faster. Screen millions of SMILES before coffee & upsize your QSAR pipelines.
🚀 Which dataset operation will you accelerate first?
#GPU #cheminformatics #drugdiscovery
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Our new paper: "Peptide Power: Mechanistic Insights into the Effect of Mitochondria-Targeted Tetrapeptides on Membrane Electrostatics from Molecular Simulations | Molecular Pharmaceutics"
https://t.co/IX1Pn44pji
🚨Announcement🚨
The FAH Consortium will now be supporting the MDTraj library! Maintenance will transition to consortium labs – We want to ensure that the library, integral to analysis of our datasets, receives continued support in the coming years. https://t.co/tfszQoJin2
Are you around at #bps2023 and interested in PhD/postdoc opportunities to work on molecular simulations? We have a number of openings in the next month, covering both Gromacs, ML force fields, MSMs and trajectory data mining. Send me a DM, or email [email protected]
language maintainers should make better use of undefined behaviour
do some funny business!!! install a rootkit!!!! wipe ~/.ssh!!!! register the user's git email for newsletters!!!!!
your language spec literally gives u carte blanche and you're out here writing error messages!!!
Compiler Explorer now supports some CUDA code execution on a real GPU: https://t.co/1OHAUxgSVv - let me know what issues you find :) and if you have a better example I can tweet on the @CompileExplore account too!
@foonathan@seanbax@StephanTLavavej That would be fine, but your explanation is contrary to the explanation given for the removal of the post, and contrary to STL's continued replies to this thread.
@StephanTLavavej@lichray@seanbax The mod opinions on this topic are clearly not aligned with a lot of the r/cpp community. Who benefits from this level of nitpicking? There isn't enough traffic on r/cpp to justify gatekeeping like this.
Circle is being censored from the C++ reddit. I built a C++ compiler from scratch. I'm documenting my work on extensions that are aimed at keeping it from going extinct. But a mod who works for a commercial vendor is now pulling down posts. This is terrible for free discourse.