Here's my talk at the 1st LGBTQI+ ISCB/ISMB Symposium, which was held on Monday online. It's about how coming out intersected with my education and scientific career. It's quite personal so if that's not your thing, skip it. Other talks on the ISCB channel. www.youtube.com/watch?v=AptW...
They claim the server will do 5000. But on my tests in January, 4000+ failed.
I don’t know. They did not initially release AlphaMissense weights but then did, I think.
I reviewed the AlphaFold3 paper from DeepMind for the journal Nature. I tried really hard to get the editors to demand that DeepMind release the code (even an executable) so people could do the many high-throughput studies we saw for AF2 (see image from my review). I failed. So just a server 4 now.
And once again, you will devote way too much coverage to an event that almost no one outside of a few wealthy people care about.
I wish the New York Times would hold them against him.
No amnesia. We remember just how awful he was in office. And we know how horrible he is now.
I'm struggling to overcome my doubts about the New York Times.
Plea to my fellow academics: CITE YOUR SOFTWARE. I'm hearing from several young scholars that they've given up on writing R packages and such because nobody cites them. Yet download stats and rep materials clearly show that they are being used. This is plagiarism, and it slows down innovation
