Response speed is a surprisingly strong indicator of how easy it will be to work with somebody

She looks retarded

Nothing is more contemptible than commenting with this image under any post longer than a paragraph. Why would you broadcast being an illiterate moron like this?

Where do you go next after reporting from the Strait of Hormuz? For the past three months, Citrini Research, an independent research firm, has been working with our team and an internal research model to see if they could use AI to create a new drug. What follows is an entertaining, candid, and humbling account of a group of motivated nonexperts (or “filthy casuals”, as Citrini would say) trying to tackle a real problem in human health with Claude. We landed on scorpion neurotoxins, which kill over 3,000 people a year. Of the 211 designs we produced and tested, 17 met our criteria for a binder. None of the designs bound more than one toxin and none have been tested for neutralizing a toxin. One of my favorite quotes from the piece is: “Our virtual biologist may have compressed a year's worth of work into a couple days, but biology works at the speed of life…Over two days, we watched Claude work through problems at a speed that was difficult to comprehend. For the next two months, we spent much of the time becoming familiar with laboratory turnaround times (This mostly involved sending memes in Slack).”

BREAKING: OpenAI now projected to reach a $1,250,000,000,000.00 valuation by the end of the year. 85% chance.

I'm realizing a lot of people still seem to believe "Extroverts recharge by being around people, introverts recharge by being alone!" ....there's zero evidence for this, in fact, the evidence pretty heavily debunks this framing! 1) Socializing lifts mood for basically everyone Experience-sampling studies (Fleeson, Malanos and Achille, 2002) find that people felt better in moments when they were acting extroverted, including introverts 2) Lucas and colleagues (2008) found introverts AND extroverts both reported more happiness in social situations AKA extroverts’ higher baseline happiness wasn’t explained by their spending more time around people 3) Introverts mispredict how they’ll feel Zelenski, Santoro and Whelan (2012) found introverts expected acting extraverted to feel worse than it actually did. 4) Social fatigue is universal! Leikas and Ilmarinen (2017) found extraverted behavior produced an immediate mood boost and then more fatigue about three hours later, regardless of a person’s trait level Getting tired after a party is normal for everyone, it doesn’t mean you're an introvert Bottom line is, most people feel better after interacting with people AND most people need some downtime afterwards Introverts and extroverts mostly just differ in the amount of socialization they each seek and prefer - but this doesn't predict whether they'll enjoy it or whether it will benefit them