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A Call For Humor!

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So... long, long ago we were working on a biological problem involving the interaction (binding, in our parlance) of multivalent, macromolecular ligands (ahem, glycoproteins) to multivalent receptors (the then so-called asialoglycoprotein receptor of mammalian hepatocytes). Although the setting was somewhat different, the issue was already well known from the binding of multivalent ligands (e.g., the binding of polyamines, such as spermine or cadaverine) to DNA (which can be thought of as a polyvalent anion, thanks to all of those phosphate groups). We called it the parking problem, thinking about parking lots and big vs. small vehicles... Easy to park when the lot was fairly empty (low fractional occupancy, we'd say), harder when it was partly full, even though plenty of spaces might remain...
But we thought about things like urinals in stadiums, too. :facepalm:

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Dang, we had fun in those days!
 
We can safely say thats AI
Yes, when I look at the rest of this channel's stuff, probably so. And why is the Husky wearing a "vest"?
These videos are getting technically better all the time, soon we will lose trust in pictures and movies completely IMHO.
As happened before with the written word...
 
So... long, long ago we were working on a biological problem involving the interaction (binding, in our parlance) of multivalent, macromolecular ligands (ahem, glycoproteins) to multivalent receptors (the then so-called asialoglycoprotein receptor of mammalian hepatocytes). Although the setting was somewhat different, the issue was already well known from the binding of multivalent ligands (e.g., the binding of polyamines, such as spermine or cadaverine) to DNA (which can be thought of as a polyvalent anion, thanks to all of those phosphate groups). We called it the parking problem, thinking about parking lots and big vs. small vehicles... Easy to park when the lot was fairly empty (low fractional occupancy, we'd say), harder when it was partly full, even though plenty of spaces might remain...
But we thought about things like urinals in stadiums, too. :facepalm:

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Dang, we had fun in those days!
Huh?
 
Yeah it's scary how AI make things look realistic.

I saw a video with a wolf coming to the vet and, apart from wolves don't do that, it was impossible to tell it's AI with the quality of the video.
 
Yeah it's scary how AI make things look realistic.

I saw a video with a wolf coming to the vet and, apart from wolves don't do that, it was impossible to tell it's AI with the quality of the video.
Some wolves are half-domesticated, so not impossible per se. But it's less common than YT and such lead people to believe.
The bigger issue is, what will it do to mankind, not being able to trust anything and anyone.
 
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I would say what do measurements say?
 
Actually as an owner of 9 huskies over the years, I think it's safe to say that may very much NOT be AI. Until you've spent significant time with a husky it's hard to believe how "vocal" they can be and...Yes...they can be immense drama queens.


I love Huskies! They are the funniest dogs! If you have had 9 of them, surely they would have sent you to the asylum by now?
 
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