Brian Fisher
@fishparade.bsky.social
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Enzyme tinkerer, FFIX stan, 10-year ReadCube subscriber
I found a cloned Cobalt theme so my brain is fully convinced itās RStudio stillāguess thatās all it takes!
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Uhhh is that psilocybin on the chalkboard?
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5 days ago
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Turns out I just needed to make the page wider š
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RStudio has given me enough trouble that Iām finally shopping around for another IDE. Itās tough to say goodbye to all the built-up muscle memory with it, but I can only take so many crashes while I prepare for an important meeting. Positron is seeming fine so far but itās⦠just VSCode?
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Positron
Positron unifies exploration and production work in one free, AI-assisted environment, empowering the full spectrum of data science in Python and R.
https://positron.posit.co/
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Kaylyn Saucedo - MarzGurl
8 months ago
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Being a patient in like 7 different vaccine clinical trials did this for me. Itās nice for medicine to be less intimidating!
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19 days ago
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This is an Indiana thing?? I had no idea those free Pizza Express breadsticks were a regional delicacy
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19 days ago
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I love plotly, it works so well with Quarto! And putting plotly things next to ggplot graphics always gives me the result I want!!!!!
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Damn, good thing I never update it
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27 days ago
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IU!!!!!!!
about 1 month ago
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Adam Kucharski
about 2 months ago
Want to get the data out of a PDF figure? As in, the actual data ā not a rough trace-along-the-lines version? I made an app you might like:
adamkucharski.github.io/pdf2plot/
It all started a few years ago... š§µ
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Love it when a developer of a tool I use almost daily just up and decides the input files are -f and not -i anymore
2 months ago
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Honestly wild that 2.5 million lives saved is the most contrarian number that Ioannidis managed to pull out of his random number generator. ONLY that many?!
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2 months ago
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Finally
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3 months ago
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Angie Rasmussen
3 months ago
Itās nuts, and Yan Li-Meng is broken, but she bears responsibility for the path she chose to venture down.
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Veronika Kivenson
3 months ago
New paper out: An archaeal genetic code with all TAG codons as pyrrolysine:
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
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An archaeal genetic code with all TAG codons as pyrrolysine
Multiple genetic codes developed during the evolution of eukaryotes and bacteria, yet no alternative genetic code is known for archaea. We used proteomics to confirm our prediction that certain archae...
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adu2404
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4 x 4L bottle boxes are the GOAT of moving
4 months ago
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Scott Bagley
5 months ago
This is such a neat idea from the
@narayanlab.bsky.social
and the
@hartwiggroup.bsky.social
now in
#JACSasap
fooling enzymes with a removable binding ligand to accept non-native substrates
#ChemSky
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Site-, Stereo-, and Chemoselective Enzymatic Halogenation of Terpenoids by a Substrate Masquerade
Enzymatic halogenation of CāH bonds is a promising approach to synthesize chlorine-containing compounds. However, few halogenases chlorinate C(sp3)āH bonds of molecules lacking a carrier protein, and ...
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jacs.5c11068
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Larry Tesler, inventor of the cut, copy, and paste commands, dies at 74
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6 months ago
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The thing I love about taxonomy is that it never changes and everyone agrees on names for everything!!!
6 months ago
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Derek Lowe
6 months ago
Do you really need to stir your reactions? How do you know?
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Stirring Bars are Superstition?
https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/stirring-bars-are-superstition
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jamelle
6 months ago
"oh nothing matters because mr. trump won't let it matter" shut up
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Getting into homeownership is really making me much more of a just-call-customer-service person than I expected
6 months ago
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A lot of people will believe this shit! Lots of suburban and rural folks truly think that US cities are literal war zones. They could easily be convinced that if they visit them and find them pleasant and safe that it was all Trumpās doing rather than them being fine the whole time.
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6 months ago
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ACS 1996 is a fine starting point but imo you should probably manually tailor your ChemDraw object settings to whatever kinds of molecules you work most with. I worked with polypeptides through my PhD and I really didnāt like how its skinny bonds made these long molecules look like chicken scratches
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Rafe Meager (they/them)
7 months ago
Oh so it does have phd level intelligence
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Trump take video game
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7 months ago
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Hope the estate of Henrietta Lacks is on this
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7 months ago
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Babyās first Nanopore run
7 months ago
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Kristina Killgrove
7 months ago
The 2010 paper claiming arsenic-based life has been retracted by Science today. š§Ŗ
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Embattled 'arsenic life' paper retracted by journal Science 15 years after publication
A controversial 2010 study that suggested bacteria could grow using arsenic instead of phosphorus has been retracted by the research journal Science.
https://www.livescience.com/planet-earth/microbiology/embattled-arsenic-life-paper-retracted-by-journal-science-15-years-after-publication
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7 months ago
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Wario64
8 months ago
Follow
@wario64.bsky.social
and repost for a chance to win 1 of 15 Steam codes for Dungeons & Dragons Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition courtesy of
@aspyr.com
. Giveaway ends on July 20th, 6 PM PT game is available now on PC and consoles
store.steampowered.com/app/2738630/...
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Pedagogy is often worse at more elite institutions, even. Place like Indiana University have faculty that publish in J Chem Ed. More elite institutions just wanna hire more faculty whoāll publish in CNS, their teaching skills be damned.
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8 months ago
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Something anybody whoās set up parallel heterogeneous catalysis experimentsāor reactions limited by gas transfer ratesāhas probably run into at some point. Good to see this phenomenon highlighted!
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Even worse is cafes that make their own oat milk. Oatly is good, just buy that! The only two lattes Iāve ever tossed because they were so bad had homemade oat milk.
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9 months ago
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Erica Chenoweth
9 months ago
My team and I at the Crowd Counting Consortium (@
[email protected]
, Soha Hammam, & Chris Shay) have a new piece out:
wagingnonviolence.org/2025/06/amer...
. In it, we show that through May 2025, the size and scale of anti-Trump protests have dwarfed those in 2017. š§µ
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Fun times with
@nanoporetech.com
ahead!
9 months ago
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Loving the new macOS design language
9 months ago
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Doug Mack
9 months ago
not the main issue here but i'd really appreciate it if democratic politicians spoke out in support of big-city life and culture with the same energy and reverence that all politicians have for small towns los angeles is "real america" and so are all the other big cities the president hates
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My third video game midnight release: Halo 3, Super Smash Bros. for 3DS, and now the Switch 2. Surprisingly well organized!
9 months ago
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Babe itās such a good deal, Iāll find a use for them I swear
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9 months ago
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Peter Gleick
9 months ago
There are 2 previous historical cases of countries destroying their science and universities, crippling them for decades: Lysenkoism in the USSR and Nazi Germany. The Trump administration will be the 3rd. It's not just budgets but research, institutions, expertise, and training the next generation.
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This and tiny Monsters saved my jet lagged ass
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9 months ago
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Some things that the US could take from Japan, a list as I think of them:
10 months ago
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Chemjobber
10 months ago
MilliporeSigma to institute a tariff surcharge on May 5
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The average American has three friends
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10 months ago
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This why these folksā āsincere concernsā should never be taken seriously. Oh, youāre āconcernedā about mRNA vaccines and would prefer conventional protein-based vaccines? Hereās one right here. Now youāre āconcernedā about clinical trials of the protein vaccine? Fuck off!
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10 months ago
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Insanity!
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11 months ago
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jamelle
11 months ago
DOGE is a criminal conspiracy to defraud the people of the United States
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This couldāve gotten me when I first tried using ChatGPT for bioinformatics. Usually it got packages right, but it frequently would convincingly hallucinate functions, even getting snake case vs. camel case of the packageās function names right.
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