@iskander Unlike the electronics or computer industries, Biotech has a small network effect on itself. The tools companies (picks and shovels) have an easier path to longevity & profits. There are very few “killer” products. Research is an often a low-pay educational ladder.
@CodeWithChris Not you. I have always thought it was Apple’s lack of focus on corporate enterprise and departmental development success that undermines Apple development as a whole. At the beginning of iOS a few companies, e.g. Genentech, invested heavily. Now they don’t. MacOS all over again.
@elonmusk Again, this is the type of statement that shows you are not thinking clearly. Which I would think is really embarrassing to you. Your political thoughts are often off-base, or simply wrong on the facts, or misrepresenting someone else’s point of view or motives. Stop, think.
@twostraws I made one in Swift! Which gives me an idea… Make a Kitchen display that can display anything we want, defaulting to a Swiss Railways clock. It could be an old iPad, or a Raspberry Pi device with a large display.
https://t.co/OelR3ya6zM
My first chat with ChatGPT. A hobby of mine is thinking about Ribosomes from my days studying with Harry Noller and Jürgen Brosius.
@getjonwithit Wow, interesting paper! Spatiality of glocal branchial graphs give us the power to not be biased about causal structures, and still see (quantify?) the complexity in all possible evolutions of states. I'm trying to fit this into a concrete example. Molecular machines.
Wake up, wake up, AltConf! #altconf@robelkin@kendalldevdiary Do you know what year it is? Do you know who the president is? You’ve been in a coma for two years! Wake up! Wake up!