Hooke, Newton and Faraday were not just theoreticians. They were skilled craftsmen, glassblowers, lens grinders and metal workers who extended the limits of the available hardware to test novel theories. Looking forward to sharing more about the experiments we are running :)

3d printed chainmail

Opened old note taking apps for the first time in a while over the weekend and scrolled through old stuff and it's just a graveyard of grand plans that I stuck to for 2 weeks and abandoned. Only thing I've ever stuck to long term is meandering search driven by interests.

extremely grateful to Hugo Marins Silva for merging a very nice update to RemNote's incremental reading plugin which fixes a long list of bugs and improves the UX significantly :)

Fortunately we do have this in biotech because we benefit massively from automation and miniaturization (cells are small!) - reductions in input costs, expensive labor costs, lab sw footage needed, etc, etc. Just need to have the will to build out and make the jump off the lab

checked my DIY pipette on an analytical balance yesterday and found that it passes ISO 8655 pipetting standards for volumes >= 100ul while costing 10x less than a commercial pipette 💪

"if something is unjust, you have a duty to rebel"

Discord = billions of Fallout vaults each running a different experiment in group norms. The drug channel that killed my friend amplified the most extreme self-destruction. In a random learning channel I met ppl+ideas that bettered my life in more ways than I can express

here's a more refined version integrated into a small modular bioreactor