Re:Schrödinger: The Nvidia biotech partner Jensen Huang told...
by nijuashi on Saturday January 25, 2025 @05:04PM
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I think the article correctly points out the problem with the story of the company. At least to investors, their effort looks too unfocused by trying to be everything at once. Is it a software company or biotech company? I guess you’ll have to open the box to find out.
Re:Schrödinger: The Nvidia biotech partner Jensen Huang told...
by colingauvin on Saturday January 25, 2025 @09:50PM
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From my observations, I think Cony is very quick to identify when a particular technology has outpaced the rest is the portfolio, and so he is very quick to spin up a new venture to try and capitalize on that, rather than waiting for the rest of the portfolio to catch up and deliver.
How many useful technologies were created in pursuit of a goal that ultimately was never realized, but were later repurposed into something incredible in an entirely different field or market? My guess is (and this is just a guess), that the newcos were attempts to capitalize on technology created in pursuit of other goals. If you need 5 things to come together to design a drug, and you only get 3 of them, you may fail to get the drug, but you still have 3 pieces of valuable technology that it might make sense to commercialize.
Also, biotech failure rate is up there with restaurants. It's always a roll of the dice....so if you can roll more dice for marginal cost, its basically always a good idea.
Re:Schrödinger: The Nvidia biotech partner Jensen Huang told...
by colingauvin on Saturday January 25, 2025 @09:43PM
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Not remotely, Schrödinger is well established and basically leads the commoditized computational chemistry market. In fact, there are very many companies that would love to find a cheaper alternative to Schrödinger tools, but no alternatives are performant enough.
Re:Schrödinger: The Nvidia biotech partner Jensen Huang told...
by esqudo on Sunday January 26, 2025 @05:07PM
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Ligand-receptor docking is one of the many additional modules ModelMole does as part of the custom pipelines, along with things like pH constant, thermal stability and more. I know as I'm one of the directors, happy to talk more if you're interested.
Re:Schrödinger: The Nvidia biotech partner Jensen Huang told...
by throwaway314155 on Saturday January 25, 2025 @08:16PM
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Ya know I used to have these types of issues more often but I was a.) on PopOS instead of arch (which i use now) and b.) it was awhile ago and the software seemed to have matured a bit.
As such, Im a little surprised to see someone blaming Nvidia specifically for issues rather than Windows, WSL, or any distribution of linux that makes it difficult to install software outside of the official channels (e.g. debian variants). Can you elaborate on the context?
Re:Schrödinger: The Nvidia biotech partner Jensen Huang told...
by LarsDu88 on Monday January 27, 2025 @10:04PM
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This was actually the year I was born. Also very auspicious if you're Chinese. I'd be the most asian white supremacist north of Tila Tequila if this was actually a coded Neo Nazi user handle.
(Also, don't look up Tila Tequila Nazi's you won't like what you find)
Re:Schrödinger: The Nvidia biotech partner Jensen Huang told...
by 0dayz on Sunday January 26, 2025 @07:26AM
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I do think you have to have a split personality a la Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in order to be CEO of nvidia.
You can clearly see this struggle for control anytime poor Huang has to a present new GPU, the evil Jensen comes roaring out "the more you buy... More you save".
How many useful technologies were created in pursuit of a goal that ultimately was never realized, but were later repurposed into something incredible in an entirely different field or market? My guess is (and this is just a guess), that the newcos were attempts to capitalize on technology created in pursuit of other goals. If you need 5 things to come together to design a drug, and you only get 3 of them, you may fail to get the drug, but you still have 3 pieces of valuable technology that it might make sense to commercialize.
Also, biotech failure rate is up there with restaurants. It's always a roll of the dice....so if you can roll more dice for marginal cost, its basically always a good idea.
So like Theranos? But with all the latest marketing buzzwords.
Why only mention peptides?
Does it work on membrane proteins?
How do performance and cost compare to Glide? Or Vina? (Performance anyways)
My email is firstname.last names superluminalrx.com
“I mean, buy more Nvidia GPUs” - Jensen.
As such, Im a little surprised to see someone blaming Nvidia specifically for issues rather than Windows, WSL, or any distribution of linux that makes it difficult to install software outside of the official channels (e.g. debian variants). Can you elaborate on the context?
Linus expressed clearly what many feel on the matter.
(Also, don't look up Tila Tequila Nazi's you won't like what you find)
Wow, did not know that about his history. What a scumbag.
Jensen is Huang. Jensen Huang is NVidia’s CEO.
Schrödinger’s CEO is Ramy Farid
You can clearly see this struggle for control anytime poor Huang has to a present new GPU, the evil Jensen comes roaring out "the more you buy... More you save".