Paul T Kim (@paultkim_ipd) 's Twitter Profile
Paul T Kim

@paultkim_ipd

PhD Student, @UWproteindesign - excited to work on machine learning methods for rational protein design. Also core @DNADeviants.

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Mehrdad Farajtabar (@mfarajtabar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/ Can Large Language Models (LLMs) truly reason? Or are they just sophisticated pattern matchers? In our latest preprint, we explore this key question through a large-scale study of both open-source like Llama, Phi, Gemma, and Mistral and leading closed models, including the

1/ Can Large Language Models (LLMs) truly reason? Or are they just sophisticated pattern matchers? In our latest preprint, we explore this key question through a large-scale study of both open-source like Llama, Phi, Gemma, and Mistral and leading closed models, including the
Kenny Workman (@kenbwork) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you are a technical person (engineer, quant, mathematician) interested in learning biology, I encourage you to hit textbooks and memorize the "things", eg. cytokines, surface proteins, cell types, pathways, in core fields like immunology. You will be averse to this because

If you are a technical person (engineer, quant, mathematician) interested in learning biology, I encourage you to hit textbooks and memorize the "things", eg. cytokines, surface proteins, cell types, pathways, in core fields like immunology. 

You will be averse to this because
Crémieux (@cremieuxrecueil) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is an ice core from West Antarctica. The black ring on it is a layer of volcanic ash deposited some 21,000 years ago. This and other ice cores can help us to learn about the past, including Phoenician and Roman historyđź§µ

This is an ice core from West Antarctica. The black ring on it is a layer of volcanic ash deposited some 21,000 years ago.

This and other ice cores can help us to learn about the past, including Phoenician and Roman historyđź§µ
Paul T Kim (@paultkim_ipd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

That deep anxiety when you hit play on the validation run / open wandb and wait for the metrics to load. The universe has decided whether your work was good and now the result is about to be revealed to you.

Paul T Kim (@paultkim_ipd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When you call a business and the automated answer goes on about hours, location etc. Very annoying. If I’m calling it’s because I want info that I can’t just look up online.

Works in Progress (@worksinprogmag) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Madrid’s metro was 71 miles long in 1995. That would be the world’s 51st longest today, reasonable considering Madrid is the 57th largest city by population. Yet over 12 years, the metro would ~3x in length at costs much lower than was thought possible. Here’s how they did it🧵

Madrid’s metro was 71 miles long in 1995. That would be the world’s 51st longest today, reasonable considering Madrid is the 57th largest city by population.

Yet over 12 years, the metro would ~3x in length at costs much lower than was thought possible. Here’s how they did it🧵
Soumith Chintala (@soumithchintala) 's Twitter Profile Photo

i rabbit-holed into the Genesis Sim codebase because the website is hypey and unclear; and I didn't want to just blindly retweet. It's basically like Mujoco but with more advanced materials/rendering/solvers, written all in Python thanks to being powered by Taichi, which makes it

Paul T Kim (@paultkim_ipd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Basically the customer support experience with any Google produce. Idk what they are doing over there but it seems like anything that cannot be fully automated goes into a doom spiral of low level customer support reps saying they will try to escalate and then nothing happening.

Paul T Kim (@paultkim_ipd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Evolution of the setup - personal laptop running separately w/ linked keyboard and mouse, ipad sidecar for terminal/calendar/todolist, poster board to not get distracted by people walking down the hall, logitech ergonomic keyboard and vertical mouse (saved my wrists)

Evolution of the setup - personal laptop running separately w/ linked keyboard and mouse, ipad sidecar for terminal/calendar/todolist, poster board to not get distracted by people walking down the hall, logitech ergonomic keyboard and vertical mouse (saved my wrists)
Pranam Chatterjee (@pranamanam) 's Twitter Profile Photo

FusOn-pLM is out in Nature Communications!!! 🎉 An INCREDIBLE effort (and a lot of sleepless nights! 🛏️) from my AMAZING 2nd year PhD student Sophia Vincoff and her team to train a new pLM that captures properties of some of the MOST disordered and pathogenic proteins known: fusion

FusOn-pLM is out in <a href="/NatureComms/">Nature Communications</a>!!! 🎉 An INCREDIBLE effort (and a lot of sleepless nights! 🛏️) from my AMAZING 2nd year PhD student <a href="/SophieVincoff/">Sophia Vincoff</a> and her team to train a new pLM that captures properties of some of the MOST disordered and pathogenic proteins known: fusion
Joseph Watson (@_josephwatson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’m excited to share our significantly-updated preprint on de novo antibody design, where we now demonstrate the structurally accurate design of scFvs (in addition to VHHs) with RFdiffusion! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

I’m excited to share our significantly-updated preprint on de novo antibody design, where we now demonstrate the structurally accurate design of scFvs (in addition to VHHs) with RFdiffusion! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Paul T Kim (@paultkim_ipd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The true value of jupyter notebook for ML/data science is that it is a perfect debugging tool. Your project code should be structured in a way that makes it easy to copy paste/import large sections into a jupyter notebook for when you have to debug.