Jack Nicoludis retweeted
Replying to @LukeBornheimer @BetterValencia
Also noting that the person biking fell into the travel lane where, if there was a car/truck driving there, they would have been run over and potentially killed.
Sandwiching people between two lanes of driving cars/trucks is a dangerous idea, and this bikeway should be replaced. – at San Francisco, CA
Jack Nicoludis retweeted
The Valencia center bikeway is causing head-on collisions between people, resulting in serious injuries.
Mayor Breed and SFMTA should replace the center bikeway with curbside protected bike lanes or pedestrianization immediately.
Please take action now: BetterValencia.com – at San Francisco, CA
I’ll be at @workshopmlsb at #neurips2023 this Friday and have a PhD internship position in my group this coming summer. Say hi if you are interested! roche.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/…
Can I simultaneously hate the Valencia center bike lane while also doubting that the removal of parking spaces on Valencia caused 80% loss of a business on Valencia? Let’s make Valencia one way with a protected bike lane and lots of parking spaces and loading zones!
San Francisco's Amado's Bar Closes, Blames Valencia Bike Lane
The San Francisco bar owner said the Valencia Street center-running bike lane forced him to close and is killing small businesses. sfstandard.com/2023/11/30/sa…
Ok, so who is going to train OpenMissense to get them to change their (deep)minds about this?
Jack Nicoludis retweeted
What happens to the Valencia Street center cycle track when a vehicle obstructs the driving lane? Exactly what you expect.
This wouldn’t happen with curbside protected bike lanes (@BetterValencia), which are better for safety, business, and climate.
Please end the “experiment.” – at San Francisco, CA
Jack Nicoludis retweeted
SFMTA insists that people on bikes “share the road” with cars on Valencia while SFMTA installs its unprotected center cycle track that’s supposedly “closed.”
I followed SFMTA’s guidance; look and see what it got me.
The center cycle track is flawed; the rollout is almost worse. – at San Francisco, CA
This begs the question: what the heck was going on in this studio in the first place?? it’s been seemingly in a state of construction forever
The center bike lane on Valencia is already a disaster. The dividers between the bike lane and the car lane are a major hazard to bikers and cars have absolutely no issue going over them and into the bike lane if a car is blocking the car lane - I’ve seen it happen already
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Jack Nicoludis retweeted
SFMTA is proposing a center bikeway for Valencia Street, sandwiching people on bikes between two lanes of driving cars.
Valencia should have parking-protected bike lanes along the curb.
Support the vision at actionnetwork.org/letters/va… or send an email using tinyurl.com/ValenciaBikeLane… – at San Francisco, CA
Jack Nicoludis retweeted
Why is San Francisco afraid of this? – at San Francisco, CA
I’m looking for a summer intern in 2023 for the Computational Structural Biology group at Genentech! Join me in applying AI/ML and other methods to the drug discovery pipeline. We’re open to late stage undergraduates and graduate students. roche.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/…
The Computational Structural Biology group @genentech is hiring! Come join us as we build tools to gain deeper insight into protein structure to enable drug discovery. Reach out if you have questions! roche.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/…
Jack Nicoludis retweeted
Happy to share my new paper (arxiv.org/abs/2210.04893) with @cwcoley that introduces a new equivariant shape-conditioned generative model, SQUID, for generating chemically diverse 3D molecules in poses that fit a target shape. (1/9)
Today I start at @genentech as a Senior Scientist in Computational Structural Biology Bioinformatics where I’ll be applying ML/AI methods to protein structure/function and contribute to drug discovery efforts! Im so grateful to all those who helped me during my search! 💙
Because SF is an amazingly beautiful place and it is incredibly frustrating that our government can’t seem to figure out how to allow more people to live here affordably!
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Jack Nicoludis retweeted
“Reconstructing the transport cycle in the sugar porter superfamily using coevolution-powered machine learning”
Here, structural ensembles are generated using ML, MD, and coevolution. From @DelemotteLab and Drew lab (couldn’t find twitter handle).
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