• markon@lemmy.world
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    9 hours ago

    ​I was almost with you on the whole expert act until the part where you said we feed the model “10^2 combinations of amino acids.” ​You realize 10^2 is literally just 100, right? ​You are writing paragraphs acting like the smartest guy in the room, but you think protein folding gets solved by checking a list shorter than a grocery receipt. That is honestly hilarious. ​It kind of explains your whole point though. No wonder you think it is just a “simple sorting mechanism” if you think the dataset is that small. You might want to check the math before the next lecture because being off by about 300 zeros makes the arrogance look a bit silly.