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Rob recommends Christopher Alexander’s four-volume The Nature of Order series; his favorite films include Pride and Prejudice and Penguins of Madagascar, his AI product pick is Muse, and his work motto is “life is what you make of it.” WorkOS and DX advertised enterprise product and AI-development measurement tools, with DX saying hundreds of enterprises use its platform.
A David Baker lab study published in Nature used AI to design proteases with shapes unlike known natural proteins. About one in five designs worked, and the strongest accelerated protein cutting by 30 million-fold, raising the prospect of targeting disease-causing proteins.
Bella King says Surrey’s Space for Nature project combines citizen-science records, satellite imagery and drone images to train a machine-learning model that identifies habitats faster and more cheaply. Buglife has completed Surrey’s corridor map and is working with a French charity, with plans to map Europe’s future “buzz lines.”
Silicon Valley Bank failed two days after Silvergate announced its liquidation, followed by Signature Bank's seizure on March 12, 2023. Federal regulators introduced the Bank Term Funding Program immediately afterward, a facility that would have prevented Silvergate's realized securities losses.
Utilizing personal signature strengths at work increases productivity and fosters positive emotion. Martin Seligman references his VIA signature strength test, which individuals use to identify their natural talents and apply them to daily tasks.
Babylonia utilizes adapter signatures and zero-knowledge proofs to let parties execute a trustless, on-chain bet that reveals outcomes atomically. To prevent amount correlation, Adam updated the protocol to split single bets into multiple secret, unequal portions.
David Friedberg notes a poll showing only six percent of Nature readers supported Donald Trump. Eric Weinstein argues that academic scientists harm national interests by refusing to engage with competent administrative officials like Michael Kratios and Jay Bhattacharya.
A Nature poll of 2,000 scientists showed that 86% supported Kamala Harris compared to only 6% for Donald Trump. Michael Kratsios cites this lopsided margin as evidence of the scientific establishment's political monoculture.
Integrating Cross-Input Signature Aggregation with Pay to Taproot v2 incentivizes quantum-safe migrations. Users migrating to save transaction fees would automatically acquire a hidden post-quantum fallback leaf, protecting their funds if elliptic curve signatures are eventually disabled.