shaunregenbaum

Do you guys have high hopes for video data? Were there early results that showed promise for kinetic data?

Reminds of the rediscovery of Tekhelet in Israel.

https://www.tekhelet.com/tekhelet-timeline/

This was a fascinating read. I wonder if anyone has done an analysis on the FT structures of various types of data from molecular structures to time series data. Are all domains different, or do they share patterns?

Very excited to give it a try, SAM has had great performance in Biology applications.

Great article

I would imagine trying to compare a purely imaginary number (3i) to a real number (3) would suffice.

This was a surprisingly great read, especially Part 2.

What did people expect?

Tap water contains about 1.67–2.08 ug/ml of nanoplastics on the larger side (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00139...)

So this article was working with concentrations 10x larger on mice (usually worse ability to filter). Beyond that, they admitted that microplastics did not induce an effect which is most of the plastics found in the ocean, etc...

Not associated with the project, just thought it was really cool.

Unlocked: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/07/health/drug-animals-testi...

I work in this industry if anyone is interested in learning more :)

None of this addresses the consumer issue. You need to display this information to users and they need to both understand it and trust it. That is what the current system has.

This is genius. Why didn't Dropbox do this?

For those who don't know, SolidJS is an alternative front-end framework that should feel super intuitive for anyone who has worked with React. It is faster, smaller, and better (my objective personal opinion). There is some cool stuff going on under the hood, and Ryan Carniato (who started it), is a wizard. So if you have ever struggled with useEffect and other React hooks (so everyone), you should give it a try.

Its pretty cool how active open source communities are getting, I would love to see what people come up with. (Full disclosure: I am involved with SolidJS and wanna see OSS projects thrive!)

In fact the Georgia Tech Network (which I am using right now) actually blocks their website because it flags .xyz domains as malicious.

I find it hilarious, this is probably why Jack left Twitter, he obviously has bigger plans with Square. But also, the domain is block.xyz. Could he not get the .com domain?

This is backed by smarter every day on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMtrY6lbjcY

I would say that's quite ridiculous. While the serum is very important when experimenting, later on the goal is to grow the cells serum-free (from what I understand). These types of cells would die from any high exposure to petroleum...

I haven't tried it personally (I worked in a different part of the lab), but I've been told that its pretty indistinguishable from ground chicken/beef.

Future Meat is focused on ground meat/chicken products. There are other companies in Israel focused on more refined products, check out Aleph Farms. More refined products are wildly more expensive though as you can't easily grow it in vats.

The main IP in the lab is replicating the fat + other stuff in meat. It compares to average ground beef by design.

I worked in this lab! Would be glad to answer questions.

The research was published in Science. If you want their evidence, look at where they actually published it.

I worked in this lab (on a different project)!

Is this on gmail? Where are there automatic rules?

So Google is betting on Flutter's ethos of canvas rendering for everything. I really hope this doesn't catch on. If Figma, a design tool, doesnt need to use canvases, then neither does Google Docs.

Hello everyone, I'm an undergrad at Georgia Tech, who recently had my first paper published in [Science](https://stm.sciencemag.org/content/13/582/eabd6299). I wanted to make the paper as accessible as possible, thus I wrote a layman's explanation of the implications. Let me know what y'all think!

Hey guys, I am undergrad who just published his first paper in [Science](https://stm.sciencemag.org/content/13/582/eabd6299), and I wrote a layman's explanation of what its about! Let me know what y'all think.