mohsensadeghi.bsky.social
comp. (bio)physics + AI for science + pretending to do bio/neuro stuff
Staff Scientist at @fmp-berlin.de
Opinions expressed are solely my own.
https://mohsensadeghi.github.io
https://linkedin.com/in/drmohsensadeghi
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Absolute power move.
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Oh, I'm ever so fascinated by "La trompette de la Mort"!
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Oh, this was my favorite game on #C64! took forever to load each battle scene, but totally worth it!
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Germans have a perfect way of putting this, "April, April, der macht, was er will!"
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Great one, Markus! One of the most beautiful physics principles, explained most beautifully. Wish you maximally (at least stationarily) joyful and relaxing holidays! 🙂
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Margo Martindale in the leading role? sold!
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I was reading it today. Say whatever about him, the man is prolific! :) I liked this idea of adaptive cellular automata as a minimal evolving system, and I also think there should be more "evolutionary" theories in natural science. What I'm not so sure about is this narrow "computational" POV.
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@deep-mind.bsky.social
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If you're into this sort of things, you might have also heard about GPTARS:
youtube.com/shorts/jQCTt...
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I loved the topic of defects when I was studying about liquid crystals. I was fascinated with the interaction between the defect lines, and the analogies with the superconductors (Abrikosov lattices?). I didn't know about the role these play in morphogenesis! Absolutely fascinating!