Structural biology, Outdoors, and 3D printing
Joined August 2011
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Matt Larson retweeted
Amazing. The most-watched invited talk from this year's Supercomputing meeting is about using biology to solve scaling problems in data storage and AI. "Biology Is All You Need" youtube.com/watch?v=HGOpHsZD…
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ChatGPT can solve novel, undergrad-level problems in *computational complexity* 🤯
"Please prove that the following problem is NP-hard..."
Solution in next tweet -->
Credit: @TzvikaGeft
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Matt Larson retweeted
Today we introduced Chroma, a generative model that creates new proteins & protein complexes given geometric & functional constraints. It learns to transform unstructured, random 3D shapes into #protein molecules, which can have tens of thousands of atoms. ow.ly/Txn750LShFp
Matt Larson retweeted
You can predict protein structures with ESMFold from ChimeraX (November 9 daily build or newer). The image shows farnesyltransferase subunit alpha predicted in blue compared to experiment in white. Details here rbvi.ucsf.edu/chimerax/data/…
Matt Larson retweeted
Prompt-to-Prompt: Latent Diffusion and Stable Diffusion implementation with @huggingface diffusers is out
github: github.com/google/prompt-to-…
Matt Larson retweeted
Diffusion Models 100x or 200x faster than current generators is crazy to even imagine!🤯
📝 arxiv.org/abs/2209.11178
🔗 github.com/Newbeeer/poisson_…
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Awesome Diffusion Models
A fantastic and well-organized collection of learning resources on diffusion models such as introductory papers, survey papers, intro videos, long lectures, and blog posts. Papers in vision, natural language, tabular, graph, etc.
github.com/heejkoo/Awesome-D…
Matt Larson retweeted
Finally time for that blog thing, sharing is caring, so as a starter grab yourself a copy of our Krios Quantum K3 SerialEM manual:
blogs.embl.org/cryoem/
It's based on the latest SerialEM beta though, so be brave.
Matt Larson retweeted
Chemists who publish negative findings should call those papers publianions instead of publications
Matt Larson retweeted
Carbon, a successor language to C++ was announced at @CppNorth today by @chandlerc1024.
I'm very excited about this project's potential. You can learn more about Carbon and get involved on GitHub.
github.com/carbon-language/c…
#PLOSONE: Escherichia coli O127 group 4 capsule proteins assemble at the outer membrane dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.…
Happy today to share some post-doctoral work on EPEC membrane proteins and protein-protein interactions!
Matt Larson retweeted
Encouraging news: #MarsHelicopter completed a full-speed spin test—an important milestone on our path to 1st flight. The team is reviewing all data before making a decision about a potential flight attempt in the coming week. We'll keep you posted: go.nasa.gov/3v0mzay
ALT NASA's Mars Perseverance rover acquired this image of the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter using its Left Mastcam-Z camera, on Apr. 16, 2021 (Sol 55).
Matt Larson retweeted
As promised ~2 weeks ago, some academic papers about #S4TF are now available! First up is “the overview paper" (arxiv.org/abs/2102.13243); highlights include: (1) a discussion on how mutable value semantics is incredibly powerful (especially for autodiff & hw acclrs), and …
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Behold! @NASAPersevere's first image after completing her #CountdownToMars:
Watching the Panel from Hell 2, it's clear that Larian Studios puts some true love into their development (youtu.be/tAr-fvEPgA8). I love the CEO in armor and the opening band featuring a live elf.