agnosis
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10 months ago
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on: Visualizing 100k Years of Earth in WebGL
Thats an interesting point. I think that if the climate difference is important I would allow the user to toggle between summer and winter. Or choose based on the context if you are showing specific events like wars that were impacted by winter weather. From my research (not professional or scientific) ice sheets didn’t move much between seasons so I wouldn’t include them. When you have very large intervals of 100k years when you go further back there could be several ice ages in between so I don’t think it makes much sense there. In what context do you think that this would be important to consider?
agnosis
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10 months ago
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on: Visualizing 100k Years of Earth in WebGL
Great point, I thought about it but decided it was too hard to do. But I will take another look and see if I can find some good data sources for it.
agnosis
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10 months ago
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on: Visualizing 100k Years of Earth in WebGL
Thanks for the feedback! I used log scale because it will be easier to show historical events on the timeline once I implement that. Since much more happened closer to present day
agnosis
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2 years ago
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on: Simulating a minimal cell in the browser
At the moment it does not. As per the paper[1]:
> We do not simulate any operonal structures for protein-coding genes and transcribe each gene individually. Once transcriptomics data becomes available for Syn3A to determine operonal structures, we can incorporate transcription of operons into this model.
[1] https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(21)01488-4
agnosis
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2 years ago
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on: Simulating a minimal cell in the browser
Have you ever wondered how life’s most basic units, cells, operate? As a programmer and cell biology enthusiast, I embarked on a journey to simulate the simplest cell using TypeScript.
agnosis
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2 years ago
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on: ChatGPT: Impact on Jobs
ChatGPT has seen huge growth to over 100 million users in just a few months, becoming the fastest growing technology ever. It has sparked many questions and discussions, including what the impact on our jobs will be. In this article I will try to explain this and give some examples to show what it can do.
agnosis
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2 years ago
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on: An Analogy for Consciousness
AI systems are becoming more advanced at an ever increasing pace. At some point these programs are going to be so good that we might start to wonder if they are alive. But how will we know? And what does it even mean to be alive, or conscious?
agnosis
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3 years ago
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on: Ask HN: DALL-E was trained on watermarked stock images?
