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5 days agoGreat news 😁🥂, someone should make a new post on this !
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… “Alibaba (LLM)” … is it this ? … ?
Qwen2.5: A Party of Foundation Models!
https://qwenlm.github.io/blog/qwen2.5/
Peptide programming of supramolecular vinylidene fluoride ferroelectric phases
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https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-08041-4Abstract
Ferroelectric structures have spontaneous macroscopic polarization that can be inverted using external electric fields and have potential applications including information storage, energy transduction, ultralow-power nanoelectronics1,2 and biomedical devices3. These functions would benefit from nanoscale control of ferroelectric structure, the ability to switch polarization with lower applied fields (low coercive field) and biocompatibility. Soft ferroelectrics based on poly(vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF)4,5,6 have a thermodynamically unstable ferroelectric phase in the homopolymer, complex semi-crystalline structures, and high coercive fields. Here we report on ferroelectric materials formed by water-soluble molecules containing only six VDF repeating units covalently conjugated to a tetrapeptide, with the propensity to assemble into the β-sheet structures that are ubiquitous in proteins. This led to the discovery of ribbon-shaped ferroelectric supramolecular assemblies that are thermodynamically stable with their long axes parallel to both the preferred hydrogen-bonding direction of β-sheets and the bistable polar axes of VDF hexamers. Relative to a commonly used ferroelectric copolymer, the biomolecular assemblies exhibit a coercive field that is two orders of magnitude lower, as the result of supramolecular dynamics, and a similar level of remnant polarization, despite having a peptide content of 49 wt%. Furthermore, the Curie temperature of the assemblies is about 40 °C higher than that of a copolymer containing a similar amount of VDF. This supramolecular system was created using a biologically inspired strategy that is attractive in terms of sustainability and that could lead to new functions for soft ferroelectrics.
13·21 days agoFantasy in, fantasy out. Don’t use it if you don’t know this or if you can’t repair its mistakes.
Wow thanks. So this is not about security and technology … it must be about politics and business. Meaning the timing of this move might be related to replacement processors that they are manufacturing.
Engineering Works begin after Architecture fantasy is done. I would let fantasy being done by artificial intelligence but not engineering, not nowadays … since it is not yet safely done by a.i.
“… So, Mary has 190 kiwifruit.”
nice 😋🥝
Errors from your links like this :
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i like your comment here, just one reflection :
Thinking is relational, it requires an internal self awareness.
i think it’s like the chicken and the egg : they both come together … one could try to argue that self-awareness comes from thinking in the fashion of : “i think so i am”
Yes, i want Muslims to stop waging war between themselves and you are absolutely right that they are not doing peace at all between themselves, on the contrary. My hope here is completely disconnected from reality : you are absolutely right.
Not only that but also, this “tit for tat” strategy to decrease war is not applied at all in these many conflicts … although it is demonstrated to be the way to minimize war.
The best strategy to minimize war :
Generous-tit-for-tat (GTFT)
… the best reference, i could find is https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collective_action_problem
By this, muslim world has a lot of bombs to drop on iSSrael to prevent further wars.
Not OpenAI, now they will be ClosedAI :
… complete its planned conversion from a nonprofit (with a for-profit division) to a fully for-profit company.
Clearly we do disagree about this guy, Julian Assange.
But maybe we can agree on other related questions … like the fact that russia today is spreading huge amounts of propaganda and have some bad influence in the USA and other countries.
Also you may agree that there are whistleblowers in the western world who do good by denouncing bad actions from Western governments or rich people. Amongst these, we may cite the Panama papers and some other cases …
Or maybe we can’t agree at all … anyway.
At long last. Now I wish he will be paid preparations : he deserves recognition and compensations.
report created :
“this pro Zionist user deceptively has a pro islam user name - please take apropriate action (i am @A_A at Lemmy.World)”
China’s Salt Typhoon cyber spies spotted deep inside US ISPs :
https://www.theregister.com/2024/09/25/chinas_salt_typhoon_cyber_spies/Original article : https://www.wsj.com/politics/national-security/china-cyberattack-internet-providers-260bd835
i like your explanation and i even see one more way you are right about this (and i was wrong) : while it might be a long shot investing in this research, the cost of this is minimal compared to the benefit. So, it’s worth the shot (even if the chances of success are … hum … unknowable for now)
Thanks for your reply. You are probably right and I was commenting in frustration about researchers not giving enough credit to nature’s capabilities.
Wild species are extremely good at adapting to evolving conditions. Their ability in this is many more times more powerful than any developments these searchers will produce.
On the other hand, researchers are very good at convincing themselves that they should have more money … well, sometimes they are right.
Saved you a click.