laconic lemur
@laconiclemur.bsky.social
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Someone on Twitter asked me how you can future-proof a Python project in 10 years and I honestly didn’t know, because it’s all so brittle. But:
1. Dockerize it.
2. Pin all dependencies
3. Use older libraries with longer release cycles
4. Fewer dependencies
1. Dockerize it.
2. Pin all dependencies
3. Use older libraries with longer release cycles
4. Fewer dependencies
September 17, 2024 at 1:44 AM
Someone on Twitter asked me how you can future-proof a Python project in 10 years and I honestly didn’t know, because it’s all so brittle. But:
1. Dockerize it.
2. Pin all dependencies
3. Use older libraries with longer release cycles
4. Fewer dependencies
1. Dockerize it.
2. Pin all dependencies
3. Use older libraries with longer release cycles
4. Fewer dependencies
Bluesky now has over 10 million users, and I was #4,676,521!
September 17, 2024 at 3:02 PM
Bluesky now has over 10 million users, and I was #4,676,521!
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Instead of on Twitter - let's try this here & see if it works by now.
If you're developing a game, or released one: reply with the title, description, screenshots, and/or a link. Doesn't matter what stage of development you're in. Then repost this, and let's see what cool stuff we're all making.
If you're developing a game, or released one: reply with the title, description, screenshots, and/or a link. Doesn't matter what stage of development you're in. Then repost this, and let's see what cool stuff we're all making.
July 25, 2024 at 12:12 AM
Instead of on Twitter - let's try this here & see if it works by now.
If you're developing a game, or released one: reply with the title, description, screenshots, and/or a link. Doesn't matter what stage of development you're in. Then repost this, and let's see what cool stuff we're all making.
If you're developing a game, or released one: reply with the title, description, screenshots, and/or a link. Doesn't matter what stage of development you're in. Then repost this, and let's see what cool stuff we're all making.
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Corée du Sud : un robot fonctionnaire est soupçonné d'avoir mis fin à ses jours !
Rien ne va plus !
Rien ne va plus !
Corée du Sud : un robot fonctionnaire est soupçonné d'avoir mis fin à ses jours !
Le robot de la mairie de Gumi, qui aidait les habitants dans leurs tâches administratives, semble s'être jeté du haut d'un escalier, rapporte mercredi l'équipe municipale. Une enquête est ouverte et l...
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July 1, 2024 at 10:37 PM
Corée du Sud : un robot fonctionnaire est soupçonné d'avoir mis fin à ses jours !
Rien ne va plus !
Rien ne va plus !
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🧪 🧬🖥️🩺🤖 here is a link the threaded abbreviation of that article, but it is worth reading in full
Proteins do it all. Hemoglobin ferries oxygen around the body. Keratin structures hair, nails and skin. Insulin helps glucose convert into energy.
The fold of a protein is critical to its function. Yet no one really knows specifically how protein folding happens.
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The fold of a protein is critical to its function. Yet no one really knows specifically how protein folding happens.
1/15
June 28, 2024 at 1:15 PM
🧪 🧬🖥️🩺🤖 here is a link the threaded abbreviation of that article, but it is worth reading in full
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🧪 Phenomenal read!
AlphaFold2, revolutionized protein science but it can’t fully explain the underlying mechanisms. It emphasizes the need for traditional science to validate findings.
It highlights that AI should be considered a tool to aid, not replace, human research and other work. 🧬🖥️🩺🤖
AlphaFold2, revolutionized protein science but it can’t fully explain the underlying mechanisms. It emphasizes the need for traditional science to validate findings.
It highlights that AI should be considered a tool to aid, not replace, human research and other work. 🧬🖥️🩺🤖
How AI Revolutionized Protein Science, but Didn’t End It | Quanta Magazine
Three years ago, Google’s AlphaFold pulled off the biggest artificial intelligence breakthrough in science to date, accelerating molecular research and kindling deep questions about why we do science.
www.quantamagazine.org
June 28, 2024 at 1:12 PM
🧪 Phenomenal read!
AlphaFold2, revolutionized protein science but it can’t fully explain the underlying mechanisms. It emphasizes the need for traditional science to validate findings.
It highlights that AI should be considered a tool to aid, not replace, human research and other work. 🧬🖥️🩺🤖
AlphaFold2, revolutionized protein science but it can’t fully explain the underlying mechanisms. It emphasizes the need for traditional science to validate findings.
It highlights that AI should be considered a tool to aid, not replace, human research and other work. 🧬🖥️🩺🤖