rastinza @rastinza@social.cleverlibre.org
Italian, MSc in chemistry specialized in cheminformatics and QSAR.
I'm interested in cooking and building stuff.
I love traveling, I lived in India, China, Slovenia, Poland and Spain.
Currently working in Spain in the field of genomics; and doing a PhD in Drug Development using Quantum Mechanics and Artificial Intelligence.
Don't take what I say as an insult, I have no bad intentions and I'm open to talk about it.
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Joined Feb 2022
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Computational Chemistry Daily is out! https://paper.li/compchemdaily?edition_id=993109a0-8837-11ed-967d-fa163e65ae25 Stories via @MLSTjournal@twitter.com @alvascience@twitter.com
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female nudity | click "show more" for artist info
Artist: Jace Wallace | https://wakkawa.tumblr.com/
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This year was very hard for me in many aspects. I learned the importance of work-life balance and the value of rest. So if I don’t accept your speaker invitation or paper submissions or random foreign grant review (especially the latter!) well, such is life.
I want to focus on creative science in 2023, which is why I joined academia in the first place.
I will keep my quixotic crusade against bureacracy. Every zoom call avoided is a good outcome.
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Using python quite a bit lately, this stuff is getting large and eventually I decided to bring some structure to it and design some classes to make it more manageable.
It's horrible, objects in python really suck; I feel this will eventually create more problems than it solves.
I'm seriously thinking about switching to Julia; do you know if that can be used to handle this kinds of things?
I doubt I wish to go the C++ way, I'm a single person and my main occupation is not software development.
Java could be I guess, but I'm afraid library support for the kind of stuff I'm doing could be quite poor...
I mean, frankly at this point even Fortran04 appears more appealing than python 😂
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Cos'hanno in comune un agnostico Italiano ed un Cattolico Gambiano?
Molte cose, ma soprattutto che a Natale cucinano abbastanza da sfamare un paese ed ora dannazione abbiamo il frigo pieno di roba da far fuori...
Christmas linux tip:
Don't change your keyboard configuration and mouse configuration at the same time
Never thought about doing this, this makes git much simpler to use!
#git
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12 days left to apply to CACHE challenge #3. Applying should not take more than an hour.
Use your computational method to select/design 100 ligands for SARS-CoV-2 NSP3. We will buy them, test them experimentally and publicly release the data.
Many ligands are in the PDB for this challenge open to ligand-based and receptor-based methods.
https://cache-challenge.org/challenges/Finding-ligands-targeting-the-macrodomain-of-sars-cov-2-nsp3
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Ragioniere, concordo con lei: bere acqua è altamente genotossico, molto meglio gustarsi un buon bicchiere di chianti!
Cara #La7 se carichi su youtube le tue trasmissioni, abbi la gentilezza di caricare l'intera trasmissione assieme dall'inizio alla fine; non divisa in 20 parti con un intervento per video.
È impossibile seguire una dannata discussione così dovendo aprire 20 video diversi prima di azzeccare l'ordine corretto!
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I wish to use a database to store my experimental results, since I plan to obtain A LOT of data points and the good old csv table doesn't appear as a good solution anymore.
How would I go about making the structure of the database? Do you have any advise for this kind of things?
I will often have to change procedures according to the results I get, thus I would need to be able to understand what was the procedure used for each results and easily see which ones are the most recent and up to date.
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Stavolta crepo, mi salta il cuore in gola ad ogni singhiozzo. La prossima è:
Gustavino Bevilacqua che vi descrive con tanto di link a wikipedia come non trova le viti giuste in ferramenta per inchiodare il cristo ammodino.
Italian, MSc in chemistry specialized in cheminformatics and QSAR.
I'm interested in cooking and building stuff.
I love traveling, I lived in India, China, Slovenia, Poland and Spain.
Currently working in Spain in the field of genomics; and doing a PhD in Drug Development using Quantum Mechanics and Artificial Intelligence.
Don't take what I say as an insult, I have no bad intentions and I'm open to talk about it.
Don't star my toots, I find that often useless: if you liked it send a reply.
Consider boosting the toots, it's the only real way in which stuff is propagated through mastodon.
Joined Feb 2022
