Research is my romance, and romance is not built in a day. Institutionalizing scholarship @UTAustin. Interested in knowing from artifacts like data & theories
It’s a clear, high-level, but rich-in-detail view about the potential of FM/LLMs as an emerging paradigm in the study of complex biological systems. Friendly and enlightening for a field outsider like me. @ericxing was also careful in not over claiming such potential of FM/LLMs.
A very helpful mapping of the progress in Foundation Models in AI — a screenshot taken from @ericxing ‘s talk this morning. Yet there’re many more impressively insightful viewpoints in his presentation. 🧵 1/2
Wow... From Nov 1st @nature is publishing reviewer reports and author responses for ALL research articles. Do you think it's a good step?
#OpenScience
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@aleksiaaltonen Feeling unchic because I never used Windows 95 — I’m the Windows 98 generation. They look very much the same though. I did use DOS but apparently it does not have the beloved Minesweeper 💣
@toddedillard As a student, I know that in the past when I sometimes sent wishes to professors who once taught me they often assumed that I wanted to get connected for something 🙂 I just think they are generous,also very conscientious, and eager to help out (since academia is a calling 👐).
@nicholdav Thanks for the informative pointers — yes, I have read that book, but didn’t know about that interorganizational initiative. This helps balance my perceptions about oss which is biased toward scientific oss.
@nicholdav This suddenly brings me to a question: I've never seen an award given to open source maintainers who shoulder a lot of work. Is it because I'm too blind? I feel like a lot of acknowledgment can be given in this field.
Although the number of unread emails in my mailbox is definitely more substantial, the total of my read emails is also wild. In other words, when I was a kid, I never expected that I would read so many emails in my adult life. Cheers for your email accomplishment today! 🎉
@kfogel Oh, this is a nice read. Thanks for sharing! This piece has greatly substantiated your point (with those diagrams). And yes, such an exercise is largely a luxury just for its demand for time.
Wrestling with my writing (that I currently don’t like) can be so tiring and as a result physical training becomes so relaxing. I really need to boost my writing muscles “🧠”
@kfogel Besides, I would love to practice how to write with different styles, tones, and maybe genres. It's just that not everyone will always have a good opportunity to write in varied genres.
@kfogel I like the musician's exercise analogy. I feel the most sculpting exercise in writing is revising, and the heavy lifting part is coming up with a new logical flow that tells the same story. And practicing it multiple times over a piece of writing can be very effective...
“I’m not very intelligent,” he once told me, with droll self-deprecation. “I’m very provincial. I go to bed at ten. I never go to any sort of chic situation. And I keep finding interesting ideas.”
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