Raphaël Chaleil
@blastwizard.bsky.social
Computational Protein Engineer at @basecamp-research.bsky.social
Research public spending (not limited to medical research), US spends ~ $760 billions and combined EU ~ $400 billions (not including UK), so there is indeed a big gap, but the graph is very misleading as it compares US funding with only samples of European funding.
June 12, 2025 at 6:00 AM
Research public spending (not limited to medical research), US spends ~ $760 billions and combined EU ~ $400 billions (not including UK), so there is indeed a big gap, but the graph is very misleading as it compares US funding with only samples of European funding.
youtu.be/G-lh0TUTtvI?... original speech in French
Guerre en Ukraine : "Washington est devenu la cour de Néron", lance Claude Malhuret
YouTube video by Public Sénat
youtu.be
March 5, 2025 at 9:25 PM
youtu.be/G-lh0TUTtvI?... original speech in French
Reposted by Raphaël Chaleil
youtu.be/q32Zz2dBkos
If you want to know how Europeans feel listen to Claude Malhuret, He is the leader of the independents in France. This is how they see the US now.
That's the full translation.
Worth a listen
If you want to know how Europeans feel listen to Claude Malhuret, He is the leader of the independents in France. This is how they see the US now.
That's the full translation.
Worth a listen
Video IGGY HOBO translation v1
YouTube video by yep it's,me
youtu.be
March 5, 2025 at 8:35 PM
youtu.be/q32Zz2dBkos
If you want to know how Europeans feel listen to Claude Malhuret, He is the leader of the independents in France. This is how they see the US now.
That's the full translation.
Worth a listen
If you want to know how Europeans feel listen to Claude Malhuret, He is the leader of the independents in France. This is how they see the US now.
That's the full translation.
Worth a listen
I feel that it is more akeen to a Molotov-Riebentropp like agreement between Trump and Putin.
March 3, 2025 at 12:12 AM
I feel that it is more akeen to a Molotov-Riebentropp like agreement between Trump and Putin.
I wonder if it is still available from within the US? The error is a DNS issue, like the path for the browser to find the site had been deleted. If it is the case it is very worrying.
March 2, 2025 at 8:56 AM
I wonder if it is still available from within the US? The error is a DNS issue, like the path for the browser to find the site had been deleted. If it is the case it is very worrying.
www.isitdownrightnow.com/nih.gov.html yes NIH is not responding either.
Nih.gov Down or Just Me ?
Nih down? Check whether Nih.gov server is down right now or having outage problems for everyone or just for you.
www.isitdownrightnow.com
March 2, 2025 at 8:53 AM
www.isitdownrightnow.com/nih.gov.html yes NIH is not responding either.
Not working for me in the UK, tried bypassing DNS and still no luck. Looks more serious than just server being down. And it is not only pubmed, but the whole NCBI page.
March 2, 2025 at 8:49 AM
Not working for me in the UK, tried bypassing DNS and still no luck. Looks more serious than just server being down. And it is not only pubmed, but the whole NCBI page.
There are many reasons for the decrease in reduction of NO2, probably concomitant, urea injection could be quanfied by measuring increase in ammonia in the air, might not be that simple as ammonia might react with other atmospheric components/pollutants.
February 19, 2025 at 8:56 AM
There are many reasons for the decrease in reduction of NO2, probably concomitant, urea injection could be quanfied by measuring increase in ammonia in the air, might not be that simple as ammonia might react with other atmospheric components/pollutants.
Apparently, Python is a particularly tricky programming language for LLMs as indentation is important and can be achieved in different ways (different numbers of \s or \t as long as consistent within the same code), this screws up tokenisation.
February 19, 2025 at 8:48 AM
Apparently, Python is a particularly tricky programming language for LLMs as indentation is important and can be achieved in different ways (different numbers of \s or \t as long as consistent within the same code), this screws up tokenisation.
Either:
1/ Most NO2 is produced in Paris and other parts of the region benefit from these rules.
2/ Other parts of the region have implemented the same rules, to the same effect.
3/ These rules have negligible effect and the decrease is due to other reasons.
1/ Most NO2 is produced in Paris and other parts of the region benefit from these rules.
2/ Other parts of the region have implemented the same rules, to the same effect.
3/ These rules have negligible effect and the decrease is due to other reasons.
February 19, 2025 at 7:20 AM
Either:
1/ Most NO2 is produced in Paris and other parts of the region benefit from these rules.
2/ Other parts of the region have implemented the same rules, to the same effect.
3/ These rules have negligible effect and the decrease is due to other reasons.
1/ Most NO2 is produced in Paris and other parts of the region benefit from these rules.
2/ Other parts of the region have implemented the same rules, to the same effect.
3/ These rules have negligible effect and the decrease is due to other reasons.
I tried to ask Gemini to optimise a sample python code I wrote. Interestingly, the logic offered to improve the code made actual sense, however the code suggested did not reflect that logic and was not functional. I suspect, it doesn't have logic, just glorified auto completion.
February 19, 2025 at 6:58 AM
I tried to ask Gemini to optimise a sample python code I wrote. Interestingly, the logic offered to improve the code made actual sense, however the code suggested did not reflect that logic and was not functional. I suspect, it doesn't have logic, just glorified auto completion.
I'm a bit concerned about that red alpha helix sticking out like a sore thumb, doesn't look too realistic.
December 7, 2024 at 1:12 PM
I'm a bit concerned about that red alpha helix sticking out like a sore thumb, doesn't look too realistic.