libpol

eh, that's fair

>>2044
whats this one

>>2046
redacted

a lot are....

some can just disappear u tho

How do you spoil images?

u cant :<

yay!!!

oh btw
did u see this bug yet

its kinda the same as the fireworks bug

any idea on how to fix it?

oh

get to work anon

>>2074
its my day off though

>>2075
are you the other admin?

>>2076
redacted

wow

#sharkspin

oh wow it works

it just works
-mr bethesda

#rebrainworm

>>2082
it feels like there's a difference in the amount of time between a keystroke and seeing what you're tying on screen

#debrainworm (USER WAS DEBRAINWORMED FOR THIS POST)

#debrainworm (USER WAS DEBRAINWORMED FOR THIS POST)

dunno, profile the event handlers?

brainworm:

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I think I should take a shower and go to sleep now

is anyone even discussing politics here

Not really, no.

ayo

new site

I hate old men running shit into the ground

I love old men building things up <3 but it’s hard to adapt and understand the world when you’re old : ( so yeah

putting grandma as a lame duck president that's about to just take shit for the inevitable economic downturn is elder abues

*abuse

suddenly someone shooting grandma doesn't sound as bad

legacy, what's that?

you're that shit president who priced people out of living because that's how that works

cant turn out worse than the lettuce lady

it's not even that old people these days are powerful

it's that as the populations age, they have the voting power in sheer numbers and just being able to go there and fucking vote

shit's falling down because you can't rely on infinite growth, and basically everything is hitting what I call market saturation economics

>>2160
I can kinda respect the elderly being martyrs. if someone needs to drive the suicide bomb to target, it might as well be someone who isn’t long for this world so to speak. The question is what is achieved by the sacrifice, and I have no clue and little hope about these things

>>2169
at least don't put people with dementia on stimulants

like, make sure they're not TOO senile

>>2171
stimulants might help? one of the big problems in getting old is death of neurons in the substantia Nigra. this correlates with decreased drive and ability to move the body. also apparently stimulant use was popular among many mathematicians in the mid 1900s, not just erdos. I’m being a bit annoying maybe, you’re absolutely right the elderly need to be carefully guarded, but I do think these are interesting topics. I’m for a world where everyone is dependent on ‘go’ and ‘stop’ pills IF it actually works.

point is, grandma on meth will speak, but will be incoherent, let him take rest

>>2160
Glass cliff

>>2176
point is, let old people rest if you're not killing them off yet

>>2174
well and try to give them good quality of life yeah. I was going to say I actually support them having sex for instance, but then I think about dementia and them maybe feeling raped or upset even if things went well. I guess when someone isn’t really able to function it is best for them not to do too much, but I don’t want to ever hurt or hold back the elderly unless there’s clear destruction being prevented, and I hope we can make things more graceful. the whole situation of People who live off the public and are always going to want more and the public wanting them to have less is just sad, and I think the only long term solution is to beat aging but hah not in our life times

opworn you can't select someone's post as it's being typed

it's probably going to be annoying af to fix

if even… possible

you'd have to like split up a post into multiple text nodes in DOM

>>2178
cris chan mentioned let's go

I should go and eep now

me too sweet dreams

>>2137 ➡ who got the meme post number of all time

>>2176
and interesting! I recently read there are strokes which go unnoticed, causing mental decline, so I really believe the cholesterol stuff. I’ve always found killing for food distasteful, but all my great scientists role models did it and all the vegans I knew of did lots of posturing and weren’t into STEM. apparently the cybernetics guy was a vegetarian though and there’s some sussy evidence about newton I need to look into. of course neither aged well… : (

if you're commited to eating vegan, you're gonna have to stay on top of your nutrition and keep a balanced diet

it's so easy to get malnourished if you're not eating general omnivore public slop

I just remember in my nutrition classes how eggs had basically everything, but idk, something to look into more tomorrow

woah new site

I guess like. b12 is the big one that gets lauded as the thing that vegan diets normally lak

>>2191
fwiw i am a vegan who is trained in computer stuff and is habitually studying microbiology

like when planning a vegan diet i guess you have your macronutrients and your micronutrients. macros being carbs fats proteins

you do need proteins but it's usually easy to hit that so long as your caloric budget isn't filled up with stuff that has an excessive imbalance of sugar or fat

even spaghetti and bread have protein, though it tends to be a bit more methionine rich

my personal fave staples as a vegan are beans and lentils

#ksay does ksay still work does ksay still work

>>2270
#kiss

this one seems to be....more smooth tbh

omg it does

it's so weird seeing the purple dash thing

but ig if you're trying to keep a thread together it's cleaner

#ksay lorri lorri

#ksay nyess nyess

since this is a political board. i just want to say that we should nuke america

nvm a bunch of my sisters live there.

>>2278
which part?

>>2280
i think the capital is enough to fix the country

Kim jong un got you covered
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>>2282
#slap

>>2282
ugh a dream

>>2283
#slap

>>2285
you can't do this

>>2286
she just did. lol

>>2287
nuh uh

>>2288
#textflip

oh of course it's the same thing as with the ai

Ig it's eye for an eye on brainworm..

or libpol

>>2287
how long are you up?

>>2293
right now

>>2293
for very long. myhead is starting to hurt again...ugh

must have been the crying also and listening to songs too loud

>>2294
huh?

you don't wanna lose your hearing.. though I guess you only live once >>2296

i'm up right now

alright : )

>>2300
yay

shit i keep confusing myself with bw. im going there now
#uwu (USER WAS UWU'D FOR THIS POST)

is this the "New"

woah new site

i must have reached the social isolation stage early in life xD

anyone curious about the ways in which cells know what proteins to produce to construct various tissues of the body?

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC11270418/

>>2464
i know you

oho?

I suppose it is kind of a conspicuous interest

yea

>>2467

>>2467

worth a shot

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i guess the youtube widget is feeling a bit silly today

right, gotta turn on the same embed permissions here too

omae mona?

#welcome [weh4,17lkah4,12m _2 tuw2,11 brey4,19nwrr4,23m daa6,24t _2 srr2,19jhrr2,16iy4,12 _4 dhax4,17 pley4,12s _2 fao2,11r ao4,19ll wrr4,23m riy6,24 _2 ley2,19tih2,16d niy4,12dzz]

what's brainworm?

*looks directly at camera*

we need to revise that to say libpol

#kthxbye (USER WAS KTHXBYE'D FOR THIS POST)

what's this about criminals being castrated Louisiana

wth

holy shit

.play la votes to begin castrating criminals who target kids

the crime of being in public while trans

state sponsored orchi

uwu

#welcome [weh4,17lkah4,12m _2 tuw2,11 brey4,19nwrr4,23m daa6,24t _2 srr2,19jhrr2,16iy4,12 _4 dhax4,17 pley4,12s _2 fao2,11r ao4,19ll wrr4,23m riy6,24 _2 ley2,19tih2,16d niy4,12dzz]

>>2498
#slap

>:(

hello worms- uhh.. libs..

libbies

liberians

libras

i like libras

im a libra

omg assigned lib at birth

i lied sry

it's ok cops can lie

im not a cop wtf

assigned libra at birth alab...

im an aries

omg me too

wtf

fire sign gang

wait is it related to fire

librapol

yeah it's a fire sign

i thought it was a ram

fire ram

yeah

the 12 signs are divided between the four elements

ohhh

>>2520
that's the site i think

lib = library this is a book site now

i like it

the politics of books. where libraries are built. what goes in them. how communities use them.

libgenesispol

zlibpol

though i guess thatd probably get in trouble

scihubpol

what are your secondary signs?

[Wikipedia]

I was really curious about astronomy recently for purposes of stellar navigation

It seems like this point is a reference point for a lot of stellar navigation, to which other stars are compared

did you know about the VSOP algorithm for estimating the position of the solar system planets

[Wikipedia]

It's basically a bunch of pre-baked trig functions and quadratics to estimate where the solar system's planets are going to be

to a fairly high precision out to a few millenia from now

>>2538
that's interesting

.play pendulum propane nightmares

.play vibrasphere wasteland

7 users #poggers (USER WAS POGGERSED FOR THIS POST)

chat its time 4 some rhodium chemistry

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can't be a package thief if you get exploded i guess

ok this video is amazing but alsoa truck wouldnt derail a train

>>2464
this looks interesting! thanks

how much do you know about developmental biology already?

my primary interest in it is out of regenerative/augmentative medicine

though i guess i'm not formally trained in the topic, simply an enthusiast

how many hitpoints do you recover each round

none as i do not have a very cool lab to work in

>>2558
that’s awesome! yeah I haven’t found anything this summer either : (

my big idea was what if you could locally signal face hairs to differentiate into child like skin, or head hairs to change to new head hair cells, I haven’t done any work though, no idea where I’d start

>>2561
i will get you a lab. assuming you have a law how many hitpoints will you regenerate each round?

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abj2164
there's this paper about inducing a frog's leg to regenerate with a cocktail of 5 compounds (in a species that does not normally regenerate)

I think I saw that!

>>2564
umm!!!! idk? like at least 20. idk if we're going by d&d rules where that's big or by final fantasy rules where that's peanuts

20.. very impressive..

well I’ll regen 1 but uhhhh it’ll be a really good one!

>>2565
they're turning the frogs into trolls

>>2569
1 is also impressive

i guess im cheating the 20 hitpoints is assuming i'm able to hotswap parts

the one was just from me napping in the lab and natural healing

hmmmmmmmmmmmm

!

that means i am always already regaining hp

big

yeah! the body does do a lot of amazing stuff, it just has severe draw backs

are you aware of the miR302/367 cluster of microrna

nope!

it's a set of microrna which disrupts certain proteins that keep the cell in a non-pluripotent state - by administering a mix of these microrna strands, you can cause most cells to reenter pluripotency, even without yamanaka factors

ah I’ve heard that’s a whole process inducing pluripotency

I'm just impressed you don't need to introduce extra proteins to do this, just shut down a feedback loop within the cell

huh yeah, I would kind of expect there to be multiple guards, since pluripotentcy could assist cancer by allowing more mobile cells. I guess in nature perhaps failure of the cycle probably just results in the cell being differentiated correctly anyway by the signals around it?
I find these kinds of questions interesting a bit, but it’s probably useless to actually progressing medicine.

I've also learned about heterochromatin protein 1-alpha which seemingly forms "droplets" in the nucleus which influences chromatin to cluster in certain ways that facilitate locations of transcription mediation across chromosomes

meow

>>2586
*differentiates into a hand * pat pat

did you know that human fingertips can regenerate without external help

it's seemingly a mix between the schwann cells, the "progenitor cells" in the fingernail's nailbed, and the periosteum cells of the bone

though a skin flap in the way will disrupt the process

>>2585
I’ve heard the packing of dna inside the nucleus really is important but boy that does not look like a simple subject to understand or modify

>>2591
a major part of it is histone tail modifications

for example, H3K27me3, iirc, is commonly associated with gene repression

>>2589 interesting! I wonder if that could be a model for regrowing other organs at least for skin regeneration

H3 k27 me3, broken down
histone component 3
K (lysine because L is leusine) 27 in the sequence
me3 - methylated 3 times

though what each modification does does depend on the proteins that interact with it

there's a whole bunch of custom histone bits actually

like there's specialized histones that show up near the centrosome and whose tails interact with proteins that anchor the fibers that pull the chromosomes apart during cytokinesis

I think I learned about those in my genetics class! how the pulling needs to be on both sides to really lock the attachment in and pull the two sides apart.

I've heard that neocentrosomes can form during a chromosome break event that makes an extra chromosome, even in regions that lack the alpha satellite sequence normally characteristic of a centrosome

I mean if it has the properties to bond, I believe it!

What was your formal field of study, if that's not too much to ask?

neuroscience. interested in BCIs.

mine was computer engineering with interest in developing nervous peripherals

woah... two sides of the yin yang...

yeah! my friend actually gave me some coding work to help me learn coding. I have free space in my schedule the next semesters, not enough for a minor but idk maybe I’ll take some more physics or something

are you familiar with jupyter lab?

I really recognize the name

It's a system where you can like. type out python code and it'll run it in front of you and you'll see graphs and other interactive widgets that are SUPER helpful for visualizing data

it’s python yeah? oh yeah we used it in a class I took which was really basic R

i take it your opinions of python are not too high, haha

No no that was auto typing. I actually want to learn python. supposedly it’s the industry standard for BCIs.

ah, autocarrot

It's huge in data science, at least

mainly because of augmentative libraries like scipy and numpy that do the actual number crunching outside of the python interpreter context

haha but it’s good it supports that working well! sometimes the most competent thing is to delegate to someone better than you

imagine if the industry standard were some inane language like BYOND

or COBOL i guess

idk that probably would not happen .

but yeah the role of python in such a system, is mostly as a "composer"

lol I’d never seen that. I was watching a kinda time waster video about an electric truck scam where they said they’d write all the code in html. would be kinda funny just for the reactions for everything in the world to move to html css and JavaScript . nuclear reactor? high frequency trading? Too bad!

https://www.bioinformaticsalgorithms.org/
You might find this book interesting, if you can find a copy

somehow

coughscihub/libgen/annasarchiveprobablycough

who knows :seenoevil:

hahaha

but thanks. I’m going to go to a coffee shop today without WiFi so hopefully I’ll focus more. something I could really improve on, but idk made some progress

idk. literature is kind of a market for lemons

enjoy coffee

>>2627
never actually heard this. I had a professor recommend neuroengineering for rehabilitation to me though and he said there’s a lot of crap and probably lies in the field, but that it has trustworthy big guys to get started with. something else I need to read.

>>2630
"market for lemons" means that you can't tell if what you're getting is good or not before buying it

behold I have a brave statement:
mr breast… is le bad

>>2630
I'll add that to my pile!

haha yeah same here

>>2632
POLITICS LIBPOL VINDICATED

>>2630
i remember reading some book of case reports for "stem cell surgery" and there were no actual results collected. i then saw another paper which reported the sources of stem cells had all of 3 candidate stem cells per sample taken which was. really kinda funny

not kinds of stem cells. like. numerically, 3 entire cells in the whole sample

idk. my first pass through college when i asked professors how to work on neuroprosthetics they kinda just looked at me like i grew a second head and weren't very helpful

academia seems like it's really in a state of dysfunction

are there any... wormies here???

what is kitty yapping about

>>2309
kitty became socially isolated heavily around the time she was 12 years old tbh so pretty damn early in her case >>2565
>leg
fascinating how it only took five compounds to do that... I guess... there's lots that hasn't been tested yet with combining several compounds together, also already heard of like AI helping develop medication and stuff, and wonder what that means for AI assisted changes of human biology... >>2658 kitty is yapping about going from a wormie to a libpolite

idk. current ai is largely various forms of pattern recognition and extension algorithm. the way we get the model to have a "conversation" with people is to give it text that goes like:
--------
User: Yadda dadda please do my homework for me.
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Assistant:

and then it autocompletes afterwards to say

Certainly! The capital of the united states is washington DC

or whatever

but like. it doesn't really know the underlying reason to the patterns, it just goes off of the patterns it's been exposed to

so if it's been constantly asked on what the capital of the USA is but not for like. some obscure country like kyrgyzstan it might go "country name - washington DC" instead of "country name - country capital"

loosely speaking

if you ask it complicated questions on a technical topic it'll tend to patternmatch in deleterious and subtle ways

though I do think there's patterns in the disciplines that can be modeled and mapped out

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sweet nostalgia kitty LOVES adult swim anon!!!!!! =^_^= <3

these people look like they were shlopped together out of slime

100 sodas a day just like me deady luls

i stuck my hand in a cieling fan

>>2891
no

>>2892
i did

it hurt

prove it

no

coward

haha you didn't misspell it tho so you're #fkae

you forgot to add "a lot"

uhm

we're even

nuh uh

ur right hold on

>>2902
#slap

now we even

meow

#meow meow

arf

>>2908
#slap hush april

>>2891
booj.... NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!! *Long drawn out scream*

>>2909
sry

>>2910
it was april not me

ya it hurt a lot

and bled

i had to get 5 stiches

ok im lying it just bled a little

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eggland

>>2912
sorry kitty got confused about which booj is which....

that was..... interesting....

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>>2924
#give

>>2638
yeah this guy I talked to was really a prosthetics guy and had only done a little eeg integration stuff. It's what I want to do too and I haven't found an in yet either.

>>2924
animal welfare itself comes to mind. the jungle is def an interesting story.

>>2924
interesting recima... like you know I do not have a black and white morality view of eating meat, as in I don't think all meat is all ethically equal... IE... Probably the least cruel thing are fish/totally wild game animals who die too fast to feel pain, and the worst is ofc like factory farming, and also I heard bout a year ago that cows actually suffer a lot for the dairy products made from them, and are also like environmentally destructive outside of where cows are actually supposed to live... One of the biggest problems tbh, is the fact so many people are living in poverty or near poverty and dairy is one of their only affordable options, and they make so much money there's almost no way they'll go out of business in the near future... Also from an ethics perspective I think, both dairy and eating endangered plants/fruits is as unethical as factor yfarming livestock

do you know what happens to male layer chicks?

>>2935
tell kitty anon tell her the bitter truth

maceration

I mean TBH, if I could stop the whole thing like nationwide, I would stop both eating dairy products and wouldn't eat things like steak, (I don't think chicken or fish has the etical issues of the cow problem as long as they arent treated inyumanely)

>>2937
#smartai what is maceration and what is it in regard to male layer chicks?

oh no smartai here??? my bad

>>2939
maceration is to blend into a paste

>>2941
Are they uhhh atb least idk shot in the brain or something before being shredded to paste??

>>2942
no they're just put on a conveyor that leads into a shredder

>>2943
tbh that sounds awful and i normally have no moral issue with meat on a purely technical level

Its a kind of complex issue as well... ive heard of stuff like what is it a vegetable called scale or something is bad for the environment i know i spelled it wrong likely... but i can at least agree lots of stuff about meat in the modern world is morally grey... for example, not everyones body is equally as viable for totally giving up meat, so the whole just never eat any meat ever is not the best solution, but that said, ofc I think the way a lot of modern meat is produced is horrible ie these poor animals arent given a humane life or death

you would be hard pressed to find any vegetable that had more of an ecological burden than any given animal product

plus most animals are raised on animal feed grown on crop lands, at a huge caloric inefficiency

Btw aboyt the whole fish thing... Tbh I think the upsides of fish are, fish usually aren't treated similarly to livestock IE no farm factory thing going on, and moral issues aside, the modern human body evolved to digest fish better than most land animals

iirc the big one is out-of-season asparagus because it's flown in on dedicated jets, so just don't eat out-of-season asparagus

Idk about like super ancient pro homosapients like neanderthals or denisovans and such but homosapiens evolved to digest fish ver ywell

one could also argue that as descendants of apes, we're quite adept at digesting fruit as well

>>2951
i would totally agree esp with fruit being one of the few things the modern human body can eat without cooking, tho ofc religious fundamentalists bizarrely ignore how similar hominids (including homosapiens are) to apes, that is primate is the umbrella term, hominids are primate descendants or at least sister species and its very obvious scientifically

>>2948
fish has issues of bycatch (think dolphins and other protected animals) and trawling, as well as overfishing depleting fish populations

not to mention all the plastic fishing gear being left out in the ocean

>>2947 >>2949 my two biggest issues wih the simplistic "Everyone eat vegetables" approach is stuff like some vegetables resulting in huge deforesting, and the fact not everyones body equally goes as well totally meat free... >>2956 true :( >>2954 that sounds awful only silver lining in that is I Hear theres types of baxcteria evolving that devour plastics getting rid of them >>2953 I mean TBH I think old fashioned fishing pole fishing doesnt have the huge ethical issues of like the huge net fishing that harms so many animals and like gruesomely injured whales and stuff ripping off their body parts even

croplands result in huge deforestations to grow animal feed, and pasture clearing

the agricultural land footprint of a vegan diet is quite a bit smaller than that of an animal products including one due to the trophic inefficiencies of going through an intermediary species

Theres whales out there many with gruesome injuries of huge missing chunks of their bodies cuz of those fishing nets and consueqnelty i think fishing with a fishing pole has way less potential ethical issues

https://listverse.com/2024/03/22/10-crops-that-are-destroying-our-planet/
(Apparentky palm oil is the number one worst crop for the planet... coffee is also on the top 10, but I don't see quitting coffee being viable unless society changes, IE theoretically AI is no longer controlled by greedy terrible people and is actually used to free people from being overworked or something

corn and soy are right up there, major animal feed crops

palm oil also has a role as animal feed, though it's also used basically everywhere

though also i wouldn't really take a list that doesn't quantify its ordering with too serious a lens I prefer to operate off of metrics like land use, carbon emissions, portion of water usage to available water locally, stuff like that

meow

too lazy to wash the dishes and make food for today

hi chat

hewwo :3

is this brainworm.surgery

the software is similar

this is a gay website

>>2959
caffeine synthesis is actually pretty cheap, but yeah I use coffee, we’ll see if I change.

hiiii!

>>2965
poor hasky I’ve found instant pot recipes to be nice lately but I might just be going through a phase

I imagine with technological advances more efficient systems of food production will eventually cut out the inefficiency of animals. in the mean time I’m trying to eat a little less, replace with dairy eggs soy. idk if that’s actually worse. at some point I’m not that empathetic, and I just accept it, though I wish I were. but then you see people like the 3 cups of tea guy trying to dedicate their lives to saving people and losing it because I don’t think our minds adapted to really care about others all day

samsara

that’s good anon good job. yeah I wish I was built to be that level of good person, but it’s going to take changes in my brain to make me care about others that much, which hopefully will come along one day

i try to minimize how much harm i cause to sentient creatures within reason i guess. but i guess i am also not donating all the money i earn to cure tuberculosis either

idk. when you look at graphs at how all the wealth in the world is distributed it just kind of feels. moot. futile

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like. i don't see how i'd be able to fix anything if i'm not a nepo of this system

i guess that's what happens if the immune organ of trust-busting falls into dysregulation

on top of various anti-unionization schemes

>>2973
it's just me being lazy

I had to rot in my girl den for a bit and get hungy to actually get off my butt and cook

if there's smallpox is there a large pox to be worried about

big pox doesn't want you to know about it