The USA is proposing modifying this law regarding the responsibility of content published on the internet.
“No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider.”
@graemewinter @xtaldave @markus Yes, they are doing it to make money. But I have used extensively AF2 and I feel they did greatly help me in my research. I believe they gave back to the community AF2 which is already a huge thing, as well as the idea that it can be improved.
They are letting academics make limited use of AF3.
I don't feel like they misbehaved in any way.
Sure, they could have just considered AF an academic project and kept it fully public.
I don't know, I see a bunch of IT companies now trying to move part of their business towards drug design.
Google, nvidia, microsoft.
I can understand they want to use it as some competitive advantage over the others.
I still believe this will be beneficial to the community in general.
The Nature article is an advertisement, that is clear. Probably should not be on Nature itself for what it is worth. But on the other side, we may give a little leeway to the people who did bring great innovations to the field.
@luca Che poi non è cifrata neppure la mail. Io non ho mai sentito nessuno che usi davvero il gpg con l'email...
Good afternoon, I'm searching some advice for some software to manage the tasks of a small group.
I have no problems regarding mine specifically, I use TaskWarrior and that is alright.
However, I'd like some simple way to note down which things have to be done overall by the group and which ones are being worked on. It would also be nice if it tracked a little bit how long these things took to complete.
I want something simple, most of the things we just talk to each other. Just not to forget what everyone is doing.
I don't plan this to be keeping track of everything everyone is doing, just important things which may take a while to complete.
I was looking at stuff like Trello and Asana. I'd prefer a tool which is free, but if some significant advantages are available I can pay.
Do you have any advice? Thanks!
@luca Multi account si, ma devi comunque tenerli li ed occupano spazio. Mentale più che di hard disk.
Ogni volta ci devi scrollare sopra/sotto e così via.
@jk That is what blogs were for, when you didn't find it you would add it to the web.
The social networks make it so that you throw it out, but don't make it available to all the people searching for it.
@rapitadaglialieni Non vedo bene. Son già maturi li? Credo che da queste parti ancora manchi qualche settimana.
Ironia
Dai @bbacc non ti buttare giù: con un po' di impegno anche tu un giorno diventerai brava a camminare come il tuo amico.
@Yaku Ne ho una nello zaino.
Però non uso lo zaino da un paio di anni, non saprei dirti il portamine da quanto.
@xtaldave @graemewinter @markus I'd like for the source code to be available as well, but I do understand that they are now turning it into a commercial product.
I feel that even if they now block academic access to AF3, we should still thank them. They published AF2 which was a significant step forward as well as providing the colab resources for free.
@xtaldave "So you're saying you can't publish this. Okay, okay, I understand, no problem. I just thought it'd be a shame if something happened to your infrastructure..." https://www.itnews.com.au/news/unisupers-google-cloud-environment-was-deleted-607786
Open letter to Nature editors complaining about the lack of code availability for AF3 (Publishing code is normally a prerequisite for publishing in Nature)
(Yes, I am fully aware of the irony of using a Google form to do this - not my idea, just sharing.)
#StructuralBiology #Alphafold #Crystallography #CryoEM #NMR @strucbio
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf6ioZPbxiDZy5h4qxo-bHa0XOTOxEYHObht0SX8EgwfPHY_g/viewform
@luca L'idea è buona.
L'unica cosa è che non so se voglio avere un altro indirizzo mail da dover controllare periodicamente e nel cuale sicuramente si accumulerà un sacco di spam.
@luca
Faccio così da anni. Uso un alias e ci appendo un "+qualcosa" per filtrare in cartelle. E per sgamare chi passa il mio indirizzo a terzi senza autorizzazione.
@OhSeitan @GustavinoBevilacqua Mi ricordo a Roma un paio di anni fa (o 3) avevo trovato degli ostelli sui 15€ a notte. Era pure decente.
Però lì sei a Roma ed è pieno di gente a cui smerciarla quindi lo hanno sempre piento, aggiungi che c'era ancora qualcosa di quarantena e probabilmente tenevano i prezzi bassi a prescindere.
Sul cammino di Santiago si che ho visto vari ostelli sui 6-7€ però questa è un po' un'eccezione.
Oramai un prezzo di un ostello in sud Europa credo si aggiri a partire dai 20-25€ a notte. E in posti turistici è molto più probabile trovarne di economici.
Quindi, un B&B in un paesino poco conosciuto a 30-40€ non è un prezzo così malvagio.
Chiaro, la cosa migliore sarebbe averci un amico nel paesino ed andare sul divano...
@francoisfleuret Thank you, this is a great resource to share publicly.
Reminder that my deep learning course at the University of Geneva is entirely available on-line. 1000+ slides, ~20h of screen-casts.
Full of examples in PyTorch
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Currently working in Spain in the field of genomics; and doing a PhD in Drug Development using Quantum Mechanics and Artificial Intelligence.
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