Silverseren

pats your head It’s okay, I know reading comprehension is difficult for some people.

It’s massively important in the sciences, both for computing purposes and theoretical design and investigation purposes.

AI is completely revolutionizing genetics research and subjects like biochemistry and pharmacology, because it’s able to extrapolate from already identified genes and compounds and find new ones or identify the purposes of genes just from their sequence structure.

It’s made processes that would take weeks or months just to identify a single new component to something that takes days or hours.

I wonder how ad view counts are affected when you actively drive away your hard core content posting audience? Hmm…

The sad part is that the AI might be more trustworthy than the humans being in control.

They still had one of those?

I mean, I’ve worked with CRISPR in plant biology. It’s not really that much more complicated. It’s just much more effective.

I mean, he wanted Paypal originally (and to name it X), so this just seems like the end goal he was trying to get to the whole time.

And it will still crash and burn. Gloriously so.

As fun as that would be, we actually have standards, unlike Elon.

Thankfully, any actual new type using modern tech have self-limiting reactions. Thorium ones, for example, can’t meltdown because the high heat in that process kills the reaction itself.

If they’re actually using a new type nuclear reactor, the small portable ones, then the waste is both incredibly small and recyclable. Nuclear technology has come a long way since the decades old reactors, we just haven’t built very many new ones to showcase that.

Fair. I was thinking more about changes in coding language usage, but I suppose that also depended on when you were attending university. There have been periods where things changed faster in compsci than other periods.

I mean, that’s really only true for compsci. While scientific and technological advances will indeed be made in STEM in general, they aren’t that fast or significant enough to make what was learned unviable.

Is this a cry for help? Do we need to get them some therapy?

Sadly, that percentage is probably better than a good number of doctors.

Those subs are more of a “Enough positive fluff news spam about people who are terrible people”. So they post the negative stories about the person.

I would certainly prefer seeing the above article than one that claims Musk is a genius engineer.

Um, paint pouring is a long-standing art form, so…not sure you’re making a defensible argument here.

The block “feature” is a required tool for being listed on the Google and Apple stores, among others.

Removing it will get Twitter delisted from them as well.

Too many people have copies of the full database at this point for such a thing to mean much. And there’s too many other versions that have been produced since to matter either.

I left months ago and have been doing my science communication on Mastodon since then. Sure, it sucks having to start over on a new platform, but I had already been doing that since leaving Facebook anyways.

It is if you reveal you’re underaged. But if you keep quiet about it, no one will know. That’s true for the entirety of the internet.