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Biomedical Engineer doing drug target discovery using both computational and experimental approaches

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@Sathclark @p_e_cooper To add to this, if you fail they overrun the DJ booth and you die

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@MozeTech This is actually insane. Although, when you first destroyed that tree thought a pidgey or something would spawn in lol

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@rynorhn And they lived happily ever after

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@QuanquanGu @Geodesiclab This is some exciting stuff. What kind of drug discovery do you do Dr. Gu?

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@mosasaurus27 Why is one thing as others have pointed out, the bigger problem is simply cost. It’s expensive to run some of these experiments.

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@shengzheyao Idk about antigravity. At least the desktop app. I loved it at first and then eventually it became agents centered and less of an IDE interface and eventually just returned to VS Code. It was a bummer

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@RandomOhioCards @roywoodjr On god. Easy

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Im looking forward to testing Argon. Gemini pro was a life saver when discussing experiments and quickly catching mistakes, GPT-Sol 6.1 has been fantastic so far as well, but it’d be nice to see another frontier model where I can actually brainstorm biomedical research.
Opus and Sonnet just flag almost anything research related even if it’s not anything crazy (Flow Cytometry for example)

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@SynBio1 Yall not able to afford a vortexer?

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@rovvmut_ This looks pretty accurate to Dario tho

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Interesting to see some circle jerk going on about Opus and Sonnet. They’re good models yeah, but I think in most realistic scenarios you don’t need to be on the bleeding edge for everything. I keep on coming back to Codex for one reason: it doesn’t immediately trigger guardrails all the time like both Opus and Sonnet.

Something I just need to discuss an experimental plan but simply can’t with Anthropic’s models.

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@adibvafa This is what I also noticed. Just even discussing some flow cytometry data immediately triggered the guardrails. As a researcher, it’s unusable for biomedical research…

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Mmmm are we really thinking this is because of safety? Or does Astra not live up to compete against Sonnet and Opus?

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@FNFL_Historique The Putin propaganda is getting pretty crazy

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@ymmmayer Ability to travel between higher ordered dimensions.

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@nickmmark Wait people thought this actually did something? Lmao

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@philosophymeme0 This is me as I’m trying to get all my experiments done just to get to the Sunday evening and start planning my week again

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@simonmaechling Yet people don’t understand this and it’s unfortunate…

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@Google @GoogleResearch Is there a way to run this in a simulation and conditionally train the fly?

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@neiltyson Had a discussion with my PhD advisor about this. How do we get students to want to improve their critical thinking when the system is only built to reward the outcome not the process