
Patrick Collison
@patrickc
@Stripe CEO, @ArcInstitute cofounder.
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http://patrickcollison.com 17-04-2007 01:46:27
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Found Charles Piller's Doctored, on recent fraud in Alzheimer's research, to be a very valuable read.

One of the best parts of Stripe is working with the world's most interesting businesses. Taking advantage of this, we're launching a podcast where we host founders and leaders for a cheeky pint in our hastily-constructed office pub. Coming soon: episodes with Greg Brockman, Meta’s Susan




Today Arc Institute released the first version STATE, a virtual cell model. I wrote up a short blog post about it. You can check it out here: arcinstitute.org/news/virtual-c….


Cells are dynamic, messy and context dependent. Scaling models across diverse states needs flexibility to capture heterogeneity Introducing State, a transformer that predicts perturbation effects by training over sets of cells Team effort led by the unstoppable Abhinav Adduri


Congrats, Amjad Masad! The rate at which great products like Replit â • are growing usage and revenue continues to be quite remarkable. It's perhaps the most pro-upstart era we've ever seen. Like a lot of AI-native companies, Replit is built on Stripe's Optimized Checkout Suite (with

"Slop" is one of the great coinages of the past few years. Kudos Simon Willison. (You should all follow his work if you don't.)

Register today for the Virtual Cell Challenge and use AI to solve one of biology’s most complex problems. Announced in Cell, the competition is hosted by Arc Institute and sponsored by NVIDIA, 10x Genomics, and Ultima Genomics.



It’s interesting to me that when we look for guidance on big topics like, ”What does it mean to be a good person?”, or “What makes for a meaningful, worthwhile life?”, many of the canonical texts we regularly refer to are very old. Nicomachean Ethics, Meditations and the Bible,