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"AI" is a great tool for drug discovery. It can come through the insane dataset that is all published materials and recommend molecules based on their structure in comparison to the enzymes they are trying to interact with.

Once researchers have a shortlist of options, then they can do all the necessary bench work to test efficacy and safety.

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I watched Michael Alm's video about it yesterday. Looks cool if you are running an Etsy shop out of your garage/small rented space, but I think it's a pass for me. I already don't have enough time to play with my 3d printers and laser cutter.

I tried the show twice and never made it to the second episode. Everyone who knows me is blown away by the fact that "I've never watched GoT" because I'm such a big fantasy nerd. I've even tried the audiobooks but made it maybe 2 chapters in.

I think you may be thinking of Robin Hood Men in Tights.

They even anticipated Jon Oliver's response. Jon responded to their anticipation in the episode in a qausi-standoff kind of way.

"[CMO] Spenley also admitted that she couldn’t wait to see how “Last Week Tonight” host John Oliver will mock the name change on his next episode. "

https://variety.com/2025/tv/news/warner-bros-discovery-upfront-hbo-max-name-change-shaq-no-nba-1236398254/

We have those in the US, too, and they are the most common style I see in national parks.

5.56 or 7.62 probably.

Or better yet, the operating costs of a fire department should be baked into the property tax of land owners across the fire district.

There's a Netflix movie called Bright, which is futuristic fantasy.

Thanks for the rec, I will take a look at it! And yeah, a BA in Fine Arts absolutely killed my wife's enthusiasm for art so I'm definitely keeping it strictly to "when I feel like it".

Basically Florida had a law requiring them to publicly release the purpose of all arrests. This makes for easy reporting.