19 comments

  • simianwords 3 hours ago

    What makes these Domain specific models work when we don’t have good domain models for health care, chemistry, economics and so on

    • colechristensen 2 hours ago

      >we don’t have good domain models for health care, chemistry, economics and so on

      Who says we don't?

  • rubicon33 2 hours ago

    Can someone explain what one might use this model for? As a developer with a casual interest in biology it would be fun to play with but honestly not sure what I would do

    • colechristensen 2 hours ago

      You can get your feet wet with genetic engineering for surprisingly little money.

      This guy shows a lot of how it's done: https://www.youtube.com/@thethoughtemporium

      Basically you can design/edit/inject custom genes into things and see real results spending on the scale of $100-$1000.

      • someuser54541 2 hours ago

        Is there something like this in text/readable format?

  • khalic 3 hours ago

    > In Progress: CodonJEPA

    JEPA is going to break the whole industry :D

    • digdugdirk 2 hours ago

      Can you explain this? I haven't heard of JEPA, and from a quick search it seems to be vision/robotics based?

      • khalic 2 hours ago

        It’s a self supervised learning architecture, and it’s pretty much universal. The loss function runs on embeddings, and some other smart architectural choices allover. Worth diving into for a few hours, Yann LeCun gives some interesting talks about it

      • lukeinator42 2 hours ago
  • maziyar 3 days ago
    • xyz100 3 hours ago

      What makes this dataset or problem worth solving compared to other health datasets? Would the results on this task be broadly useful to health?

      • CyberDildonics an hour ago

        What other "datasets" are you talking about? How do you "solve a dataset" ?

  • yieldcrv 2 hours ago

    Distributing the load on this will probably be infinitely more useful than “folding at home”

  • HocusLocus 3 hours ago

    gray goo of the future