kemmishtree

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I Let a Brain Organoid Make My Investment Decisions(epicquest.bio)
2 points by kemmishtree 10mo ago|2 comments
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
https://bsky.app/profile/karabergkara.bsky.social/post/3lb5t...
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
Never heard of this letter before, but it immediately made me think of Kenneth Patchen's The Journal of Albion Moonlight. To me it's a beautiful surrealistic masterpiece, written in the early 1940s, while Hitler was still alive. H
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
Robust biomarker monitoring in toilets would lead to a 95% reduction in cancer deaths. Robust biomarker discovery in toilets would let us take care of most of the other 5%. That's the main obvious humanitarian purpose of our project
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
If we could give our product away, a ton of people would want it. Oh, and it would save the world. Oh, and in ten years we'd make a trillion dollars. Know any intellectually honest investors you could show this to? www.molecularReality
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
i have to leave this here www.molecularreality.com
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Drosophila research hints at new physics(molecularreality.com)
1 points by kemmishtree 2y ago|0 comments
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
I'd love to enable Keltar, the green guy in the ceramic cup, to do this www.molecularReality/QuestionDesk
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
So I write a completely defensible rant full of truly interesting and well-informed perspective, get downvoted, and then get accused of being an LLM. A perspective I'm sure the down-voters have zero cred to doubt. Style issues aside, I
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
How could you say that when you didn't chat with it at all?
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
Oh and don't get an account it's broken right now, I'm building the site and hardly anyone has been there yet and the Auth0 is fucked up. But just give your email to Keltar if you wanna followup.
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
If you haven't heard the phrase "utility-scale molecular sensing" or given it any thought, please prepare to update every opinion you might have about bioterrorism, and ask Keltar how the MR1 is our greatest plausible non-aut
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
I only comment on hacker news posts about biology because I'm a voice crying in the wilderness about the most important goddamn startup on Earth, I think, maybe. www.molecularReality.com
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
Talk to the little green guy in the upper right corner, though he probably doesn't remember posing for a photo opp with that statue in Point Pleasant several years ago... www.molecularReality.com
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
We're going to solve the "species ID" problem for... everything that people can find! Like the completely unidentifiable ladybug my Aunt found in her RV last week in the Texas panhandle—a bizarrely intricate carapace I can&#x
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
It's awesome when someone else writes you series A pitch for you. www.molecularReality.comr
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
This is a list of topics in biogerontology, not of "breakthroughs that could soon slow or reverse your biological age."
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
My all-time favorite science fiction novel.
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
Does that one share have all the voting power? Then for founders with real missions and real visions, it won't matter at all.
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
I think utility-scale solid-state molecular sensing is so vastly underhyped that you don't even know what I mean. Wait—you're asking about the thing that everyone on Earth is talking about 24 hours a day ceaselessly and asking if
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
We need to build utility-scale solid-state molecular sensing, it's a threat to civilization not to build it, and only Molecular Reality Corporation is explicitly pursuing it with a specific technical vision.
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
You've got a long time—Will you please kindly take personal responsibility to ensure we see images of seasonal foliage changes in vast forests on superearths hundreds of light years away using billions of solar gravity lensing observat
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by kemmishtree 2y ago
i.e., Why We Need Utility-Scale Solid-State Molecular Sensing, Reason #53,444,001
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Crazy YC-backed biotech founder turns his startup into a GAME you can play(docs.google.com)
2 points by kemmishtree 3y ago|2 comments
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I turned my YC-backed biotech startup into a game you can play(docs.google.com)
1 points by kemmishtree 3y ago|0 comments
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by kemmishtree 3y ago
Things are going great, and they're only getting better! I'm doing alright, and got interviewed on the Joe Roganoid Experiments—major exposure for our world-saving project! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYGnYjWtO
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by kemmishtree 3y ago
Some family members of mine were in bed in their house during a thunderstorm and during a close lightning strike they heard a few seconds of music that sounded like a radio transmission, somehow being amplified throughout throughout the hou
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by kemmishtree 3y ago
Just put e. coli in an ultracentrifuge and do a few hundred generations of serial passaging and see what evolves, for starters. You could do this pretty cheaply without waiting decades or killing mammals. Apparently e. coli can proliferate
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My Interview on the Joe RoganOID Experiments(youtube.com)
1 points by kemmishtree 3y ago|0 comments
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by kemmishtree 3y ago
We need utility-scale molecular sensing. How will we prevent bioterrorism when it gets much easier to make super-pathogens? How much freedom will we have to restrict? These questions are answered and/or mooted if enough people have sol

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