DNA

drytexterfinalboss

It's in their DNA, can't help it

CompetitiveAsteroid

Mmatter if fact Jensen might be my dad when I think about it. Maybe we all need DNA tests

ThatUsernameIsTaekin

In a hundred years, half the population will have DNA from either Musk or Huang

LordoftheSims

>If AI and crypto were not GPU heavy industries, Nvidia would not be institutional now. I don't see why you have an objection to that characterization. Keep in mind, CUDA was the huge Nvidia bet a while back, and that is not their primary value-add now. Coulda woulda shoulda. Two facts remain, first, they sowed and created the opportunity 2 decades ago in academia so that they can be institutional today, and their global dominance is not fluke. With that said, your own words right back at you, I don't know why you have objection against the characterization that Nvidia success are fair and not unearned. You can't use imaginary hypothetical chain of events that never happened to judge them. There's no alternate timeline where Nvidia failed to lobby and preach in academia. CUDA is not their primary value-add? That's literally their KFC recipe and core DNA. It's the exact software moat keeping hyperscalers from jumping ship to AMD or custom chips. Dismissing it like that just sounds like pure denial.

MavisBeacons_Sextape

Yep, or it was already his psychological DNA and this time he got caught. But power usually tends to lower behavioral inhibitions, because you feel invulnerable/above consequence. I used to work for a boutique firm that provided security and cybersecurity services to UHNWI, specifically related to their superyachts, estates, and their personal staff/crew. A few billionaire clients, interfaced with 2 of them directly quite often (because they had zero concept of boundaries and I was one of two US based team members, and a woman), and both of those men were serial cheaters. Part of what we did for them was intensive vetting of the yacht crew member candidates, and we established a protocol for screening and hiring. One of the billionaires was particularly paranoid about “insider threats” on his own staff to the point that he literally wanted personal debriefs on my findings during the vetting processes, and made his own suggestions for those processes too. He knew the drill. He was neurotic about “no exceptions to this process. My family’s safety is at stake.” But one day, the captain of his (absolutely sick) superyachts texted me a photo of this random girl, on the yacht, wearing a crew member polo, and a screenshot of the new vessel manifest with her name on there, saying she’d boarded the day before and billionaire introduced her as a new crew member. He was concerned about wtf was going on and knew I’d feel the same. I texted billionaire asking what the fuck was going on with her, he said she was an exception, and that he knew her personally and that she was a talented \_\_\_\_\_ (whatever the crew role was). I got her info and did my standard vetting and surprise! She was a Russian hooker who’d also spent lots of time in China. His favorite hooker, it turned out, lol. His wife and family joined him on the boat like a week later, where his hooker was pretending to be a crew member…and this whole scenario was absolutely thrilling to him, the deviance of it. I think when you have access to anything you could ever want, it gets boring at some point and you’re seeking excitement via novelty, and for some people, that novelty comes from the thrill of high risk deviance, and getting away with it. When money means nothing, power is the drug. Proving that you’re above consequence makes you feel powerful, especially when it’s fucked up shit that you’re getting away with.

TotalEmployment9996

Jensen is a legend. Spreading his wealth and spreading his DNA

GazelleMost2468

Do you defend obese people too for following their “biology” to eat food as much as possible and to prioritize high calorie foods? Hey, it’s just biology man, we evolved to desire food so we would not starve! It’s in our DNA! Quit trying to get us to loose weight!”

PrinzChiyo

bill clinton level of DNA testing?

MiXiaoMi

My man is leaking more DNA than a crime scene

mehmilani

They are all after your precious DNA. It's good that you know it.

LongHealth

The Chinese now have Jensen’s DNA and will be creating clones of him. This is how they win the AI race.

LongHealth

The Chinese now have Jensen’s DNA and will be creating clones of him. This is how they win the AI race.

Whoohon-Flu

She just needs his DNA. Pussy be damned. It’s going to be on her face. It’s the best sample.

UsernameIWontRegret

If they are unable to create wealth without the capital you give them, then you are partially responsible for the wealth they do create when you give them that capital. Imagine a baby in the womb. Yes the baby is undergoing its own DNA sequence to grow. However the mother is still responsible for the growth of the baby by providing it nutrients. You wouldn’t say “it’s just transferring nutrients so the mother isn’t growing the baby”. I don’t know how many analogies I need to cycle through for you to get this. Even the most ardent socialists I’ve debated understand and don’t dispute this point. It’s basic logic. You can think they’re greedy sure. But to deny the very obvious role they play is ridiculous.

BussySlayer69

DNA does carry a lot of information

FlanSuper2761

What if he gave up his DNA?

txholdem

yahoo finance: "Jensen is the core DNA of Nvidia, and its AI success and ambitions are heavily tied to him staying on as CEO. Jensen is not replaceable," this makes fucking sense? is it fucking yes? or no?

cruisin_urchin87

Imagine how many children Elon probably actually has. There’s probably an entire village in Vietnam with his DNA melded into the population.

EDI_oracle_1987

We need to show the true potential of this company to the world… short squeeze potential aside it’s actually going to provide a cure for diseases rather than leaching out on patients till their death!! This company is primed for lift off because 1. 1st FDA accelerated approval for a DNA vaccine in the USA. 2. Excellent pipeline with huge upside potential and partnerships for Cancer drug with Regeneron 3. Partnership with China with royalty deal for cervical cancer treatment.. read the results in link https://www.reddit.com/r/Inovio/s/JT5RZPJUDo 4. This company was initially funded by DARPA!!! Let that sink in

violet_evergarden8

Its too late…Chyna already got Jen’s cum. They gonna clone him using his DNA.

CantaloupeSea48

DNA don't lie

CantaloupeSea48

I'm pretty sure the Chinese have a better DNA sample than that

Pacific_Beaches

It's not just software though, this is what NVIDIA alone can and has got into with CUDA: |Field|What GPUs/CUDA can actually do| |:-|:-| |**Robotics**|Computer vision, SLAM, motion planning, inverse kinematics, reinforcement learning, grasping, locomotion, manipulation, synthetic training data, robot digital twins, humanoid training| |**Self-driving cars**|Camera/radar/lidar processing, sensor fusion, object detection, lane detection, trajectory prediction, path planning, mapping, autonomous-driving simulation, synthetic road scenarios| |**Industrial automation**|Factory robots, autonomous forklifts, quality inspection, predictive maintenance, production-line optimization, warehouse automation| |**Digital twins**|Simulate entire factories, warehouses, power plants, data centers, cities, vehicles and robotic systems before modifying the real thing| |**Computational fluid dynamics**|Airflow over aircraft, turbines, cars, cooling systems, HVAC, fluid flow through pipes, combustion| |**Mechanical engineering**|Finite-element analysis, structural deformation, vibration, stress/strain calculations, fracture simulation| |**Electrical engineering**|Electromagnetic simulation, antenna design, RF propagation, radar processing, signal processing, FFTs, power-electronics simulation, communication-system modeling| |**Semiconductor manufacturing**|Computational lithography, chip-design simulation, mask optimization, semiconductor process modeling| |**Weather forecasting**|Numerical weather prediction, hurricane tracking, precipitation forecasting, climate modeling| |**Climate science**|Atmospheric simulation, ocean modeling, climate prediction, extreme-weather modeling| |**Physics**|Particle simulations, plasma physics, astrophysics, fluid physics, electromagnetics, PDE solvers, gravitational simulations| |**Quantum computing**|Simulating quantum circuits and quantum systems before sufficiently powerful quantum computers exist| |**Chemistry**|Quantum chemistry, molecular simulations, reaction modeling, catalyst discovery| |**Materials science**|Battery chemistry, semiconductor materials, superconductors, alloys, polymers, catalysts, OLED materials| |**Drug discovery**|Molecular docking, protein modeling, molecular dynamics, generative chemistry, candidate screening| |**Genomics**|DNA alignment, variant calling, genome sequencing pipelines, population genomics| |**Medical imaging**|MRI reconstruction, CT reconstruction, ultrasound processing, PET imaging, image segmentation| |**Surgery**|Surgical robotics, surgical simulation, catheter navigation, anatomy simulation, real-time medical sensor processing| |**Radiology/pathology**|Image analysis, cancer detection, digital pathology and large medical-image processing| |**Bioinformatics**|Protein structure, sequence analysis, molecular-property prediction, biological foundation models| |**Oil & gas/geophysics**|Seismic imaging, subsurface modeling, reservoir simulation, exploration| |**Power grids**|Load forecasting, grid optimization, power-flow analysis, grid digital twins, outage prediction| |**Renewable energy**|Wind-turbine simulation, weather forecasting, solar forecasting, battery optimization| |**Telecommunications**|5G/6G signal processing, Massive MIMO, beamforming, channel simulation, software-defined RAN| |**Radar/sonar**|FFTs, beamforming, target detection, signal classification, synthetic-aperture radar| |**Finance**|Monte Carlo simulation, option pricing, risk calculations, portfolio optimization, fraud detection, algorithmic trading research| |**Insurance**|Catastrophe modeling, climate-risk simulations, actuarial Monte Carlo calculations| |**Logistics**|Vehicle routing, warehouse optimization, scheduling, supply-chain optimization| |**Airlines**|Crew scheduling, aircraft routing, gate optimization, fleet optimization| |**Cybersecurity**|Network-traffic analysis, intrusion detection, malware detection, anomaly detection and massive security-log processing| |**Databases/data science**|GPU-accelerated pandas, Spark, SQL-style analytics, graph analysis and machine learning| |**Search/recommendations**|Vector search, nearest-neighbor search, recommender systems, ranking| |**Graph computing**|Social networks, fraud rings, biological networks, supply chains, knowledge graphs| |**Computer graphics**|Ray tracing, rendering, animation, VFX, CAD visualization| |**Film/TV**|Rendering, video processing, virtual production, visual effects, generative media| |**Video**|Encoding, decoding, transcoding, enhancement, streaming and video analytics| |**Gaming**|Graphics, ray tracing, physics simulation, AI NPCs, DLSS/neural rendering| |**Architecture/construction**|Building simulation, structural analysis, digital twins, construction planning| |**Agriculture**|Autonomous tractors, crop vision, weather modeling, robotic harvesting, precision agriculture| |**Retail**|Recommendation engines, demand forecasting, computer vision, inventory optimization, warehouse robotics| |**Scientific research**|Essentially any problem involving huge matrices, FFTs, PDEs, Monte Carlo calculations or highly parallel numerical computation| |**Academia**|Physics, chemistry, biology, engineering, astronomy, mathematics, AI and computational-science research| Everyone says "Robotics is next for NVIDIA" but it's so so much more than that as you can see. NVIDIA chips are what was used to crack the Millennium Math problems, one problem that had practically an infinite or near-infinite combination of physical constraints (more useful for Engineering) and another problem that had zero physical constraints (pure theoretical). This is the worst they'll be lol. I mean, I can go ahead and have A.I find the breakthroughs it's already made in other fields with cited sources as well. A report that would've taken days to weeks to gather now takes A.I a few minutes to an hour.

geddyclaus

Realistically, what would a Chinese spy be able to get from him other than his DNA? My god, they are going to clone a Jensen army.

chicu111

Easy. You can start by altering your DNA to be directly related to Jensen. But prepare to be part of a broken home though because your future dad fucks

PresentFriendly3725

Is his DNA an industry secret by any chance? He might have leaked some.

SanDisk_Made_Me_Rich

In 2030+ I've created a revolutionary device combining advanced ultrasound imaging, AI, and prenatal genetic analysis that allows you to see inside a pregnant woman's womb and see the skin color of the child she is bearing. With a premium upgrade, you'll be able to analyze fetal DNA and compare genetic markers to determine whether you're the father before the child is even born. And if it's not yours, that's 9 months of your life back and a lot of money saved from child support. 🥴: Uhhh what the fuck that kid wasn't even mone!! Yeah that shit won't happen to you. Buy now!!

asdafari14

How do you explain the hundreds of new math proofs explained/disputed by AI? Certain things are just done better by AI, be it chess, DNA sequencing to create new types of drugs, radiology etc.

TwentyCharactersShor

It doesnt any more. Hence the example of DNA sequencing. We now habe enough knowledge to build "good enough" models reasonably cheaply. Sure, if you want cutting edge it will get pricey, but as with most things people don't need that.

TwentyCharactersShor

You do know that the underlying technology is in the public domain? I do not doubt that the AI companies have their own secret sauce sprinkled over the top but even so, now the genie is out of the bottle the relative cost to train a model to be "good enough" is a tiny fraction of what it once was. In a similar way that sequencing DNA cost millions of dollars but is now likely to cost a hundred dollars or less. So, if you're able to use a cheap(er) model that is **already** open source, why wouldnt you? Much like Redhat and similar, I think you'll see AI models basically become service contracts. The main reason being that AI companies are trying to capture too much of the value and that is going to drive people away. In the large multinational I work for we are already figuring out that building our own agents against open source models that are enhanced with our internal data and trimmed a bit to exclude stuff we dont care about, is significantly cheaper than what the AI companies are pedalling. If those open source models vanish along with the tech then maybe they'd have a captive market and then it is game over. Fortunately, that isnt the case.

LudditeJoe

Google admits their time is over. Sells DNA data to China. Merges with Meta in venture to breed llamas.

CommissionThis3447

when scientist look at my scelliints and run my DNA. all that matters is they say: :chad: and not :sadsuit:

Ok-Mycologist4041

Built into our DNA!

AnimeOrDie

Something about a person getting a DNA test but they found no DNA— just USA. That was funny as fuck

worriedrenterTW

He looks like someone made him in a test tube with the DNA of a bogdanoff brother and Jeffrey epstein

gizamo

Dude, you're hopeless. A sex bot replaces masterbation, not procreative sex. Also, you're just being too shortsighted to see the other product opportunities, e.g. the sex bots could have human organs built into them with baby batter and overies of whomever is willing to sell the license to their baby batter and sex organs. Further, we could have AI making our semen and lady bits. If I want to put my brain inside a Segorney Weaver doll and then bang a Steve Buscemi doll and have their babies, all we need is those celebrities to license away their DNA rights...and, probably by now, they don't even own that shit anyway. They probably sold it off to 23&Me or something without even realizing it.

definitesesame_142

It’s a weird mix of a business with commodity DNA wrapped in a structure that’s built like a fortress. The multiple compressing makes sense when you look at the raw numbers, but that voting split means you’re basically buying a tracking stock for the founders’ vision, not a piece of the company you can actually nudge

Beginning-Fig-9089

it shares 90% of the same DNA as soda

lmneozoo

Very nice, how? I never did one of those DNA tests because I don't want to accept responsibility for all of the Thai ladybois I have impregnated by nutting in their bussies raw

appearstobeidiot

They have your DNA already.

BeaverSack

Startup idea: a theme park based around living breathing dinosaurs, we can use frog DNA to fill in any sequence gaps.

thenorthernwhiteboy

People really spit in a tube to find out they're 12% Irish, then worry about government DNA databases. You stupid fucks signed up for the surveillance state, they didn’t even have to build it Go get your new meta glasses!!

stupidber

I just got a DNA test and I'm 100% cooked

Atroxide

So the model is like DNA, the agent is like an organism, the context window is like the life span of the organism, and the training is like natural selection. Sounds like the way everything that is intelligent actually got intelligent. Not a single person on this planet is intelligent solely due to what they did in their lifespan. Our intelligence has been trained into our DNA through evolution.

_hiddenscout

Here's some positive news for the day: Scientists have used prime editing directly inside the human body for the first time. Prime editing (unlike traditional CRISPR which cuts DNA) allows scientists to precisely re-write individual letters of our genetic code. This could allow us to fix genetic mutations that are causing disease at their source. It's still early, but if successful, this could open the door to treating thousands of genetic disease that we thought were incurable.

Zestyclose-Aide-3550

"just need to figure out a way to protect it" rofl...im fairly sure p52 is the subject of the most papers in history...by far... You can't just "protect it"; it *is* the protection, or at least a major part of it. Its more of a chokepoint in our natural anti cancer system. If we could protect *that specific section* of DNA why wouldnt we just protect the whole lot? Well I guess we can, its called sunscreen but that doesnt make enough money for shareholders so here we are.

Centurion87

Patients will never dwindle. Cancer is an extremely common outcome from something as simple as a sun beam can scramble a cell enough to cause cancer. If pharmaceutical companies didn’t stop the measles vaccine in order to maintain profits from iron lungs and constant medical care, why do you think they’d try to stop a cancer cure? I hate this pseudo-intelligent bullshit that I personally see the exact same as people screaming the mRNA vaccines rewrite DNA.

tendytinglings

This is a great result, make no mistake. Cancer is the tipping point and manifestation of your DNA’s damage. It is a result of CUMULATIVE accumulation of mutations, strand breaks, etc. No drug is going to “cure” all of that damage but the hope is to shut down the tipping points to bring the healthy cells and body back from the edge. There are therapies that can have durable response rates (Keytruda) when they work but the challenge is pushing that 15-20% chance of durable response into much higher numbers. tl; dr retail is always regarded.

dave8400

That's because most people don't understand what cancer actually is. It's a consequence of simply *having DNA*. All organisms that we know of have an occurrence of cancer. We simply don't call it that in single celled organisms. There, it's simply death. I do not believe there will ever be a 100% cure for cancer or anything that will ever stop it from ever happening, because DNA polymerase, the enzyme that copies our DNA, makes mistakes. It always has and always will make mistakes.

gigglychaddy

I heard some of you retards are missing certain DNA. Is that why yall are into this MRNA shit?

Happy-n-Healthy

They tested her DNA from the raid at her house, it's Joever!

Unlucky_Many_8588

DNA test said they’re not mine

Swimming-Dingo-9695

Lol. More like pa-DNA 😄

Swimming-Dingo-9695

My computer mouse probably has more DNA on it than an axe murder crime scene, lol

Anxious-Yard-5948

A lot of people dont like Meta as a company. However not all of them make their investment decisions based on which company they like. I think what Zuck is doing now with AI is nothing surprising, its exactly what he has been doing his whole company lifetime. He gives tools to people for free and waits what they make out of it, its literally in his company DNA, what do you expect him to do? And he is also fighting for open source models which is awesome. Meta had many cool tools for devs, they are much better company than it looks like in news. I actually think its fun to watch how he is gonna bankrupt Open AI / Anthropic, they started asking for regulation one week after Zuck launched Muse. I knew exactly what his response to that would be 'guys I came for blood, which AI slowdown, which regulation? We dont need that...'. Its actuslly quite funny to watch. :D

GuwopGOAT

All Moderna has to say to day “AI DNA” and we are going to Pluto

Dude_of_Beer

I am a data nerd - unfortunately it's in my DNA to bring data.

ApprehensiveSite752

Biotech and small pharma stocks are always promising and hyped up when usually the CEOs know they will go bankrupt eventually - Internet that lesson with DNA SYBX and BBLN.

AlternativeFactor

This seems to be AI's true calling IMO. From my experience it always was, I was a microbiologist and used more primitive (non-LLM) algorithms to do boring repetitive work more quickly, very good for gene sequence stuff. The tech I used actually was first develop for spam filters (bayseian analysis), if AI had DNA it would be emails.

caaknh

Total addressable market is now based on the throughput of DNA into their stylish receptacles

Delicious_Put_5857

yall need 120 dB of Sunn O))) slappin your DNA might knock some sense into ya

Even_Topic2494

If he thought that way, he would have never turned his $1400 into even $5k. He would have sold at a $3000 gain and bought a new washing machine. The reason he got to 7-figs by letting it ride like a madman is the same degen DNA that got him back down to $0 Quit and retire at $1mm you say? At $1mm, it would be dumb not to go for $10mm, since you have an infinite money glitch Upvote15DownvoteAwardShare

WrongPurpose

Here is your Problem, they DONT have the real revenue for those Expenses. Amazon was paying their Expansion mostly from their revenue. Amazon, Google, Microsoft still do it currently, which is why i wrote, that they will survive, and then after everything is over, be positioned to profit. Because those 3 can actually dump 20B-40B a year into the AI Datacenter Fire, until it pays of. Without running out of Money. But: Anthropic is only making token revenue ("insert funny dadjoke") to convince Investors to give them 100x that to expand. Thats why you have shit like "annualized run rate: 365 times (that one day in June where we got several large contracts)" or "total addressable Market: ALL OF LABOR!!!" When you are making 40B by spending 70B and have agreed on building 400B of Datacenters, with explicit contract clauses, that those contracts can't be cancelled, and you have to pay either way, someone has to give you those 400B. Plus the 30B in loss every year. Because those 30B going missing just this year dont disappear just because you calculated one day in June times 365 to get 72B in income and a "adjusted profit". Oh, and Plus Interest! All that would not be a problem, if all those companies were just one Magnitude smaller. 40B in Datacenters and 3B in loss every year, thats something Venture Capital can support basically indefinitely, until in 10 years the Opus 12.8 Singularity solves DNA and invents rejuvenation or something, and then you can sell that to social security so that 320 Million Americans will become 20 years younger and then have to work 20 years longer, and social security can collect 20 years longer payments before people retire, and give Anthropic a 200B a year cut out of those 20 years of extra tax revenue. But they are spending so much, that they will run out of other peoples Money, before they can profit of of their AI. The Problem is not that they are spending more than they are making, thats investment after all, the Problem is that they are spending so much more that they are running out of Investors, long before being able to support themselves on their own.

AzureLainCapital

Stock price is determined from Market cap and Outstanding shares TXTM has Outstanding shares of 8.7 billion Meaning at $1 txtm would be worth 8.7 billion dollars market cap Companies like facebook and apple have outstanding shares in the billion but because people valuate those companies in the trillion, its price per share is big A HIGH STOCK PRICE DOES NOT MEAN A GOOD STOCK BTW https://preview.redd.it/jq4vilqhgouh1.png?width=468&format=png&auto=webp&s=c57c410936a994f9d3b6ecdde6e66efc71e8fd6c For example MOST small cap companies reverse split early share holders to list onto nasdaq or NYSE This destroys early investors, it shafts them THese guys above have a $3 share price, but it has a market cap of 5 million dollars Txtm has a market cap of 50 million dollars which is 10x more than DNA yet DNA has a higher price per share So just making the point a share price can be deceiving The owner of TXTM / the company has promised NO reverse split and the owner has 830 million shares, so if they ever plan to reach $1 for instance, they plan to take every share with them up (Meaning from sub penny to $1) Hope that helps

2020isgreat

Long disease short DNA TWST RXRX

Paul_Robert_

Memes, the DNA of the soul

jealous_nucleus

Been reading about them for a while too and the tech is fascinating. The idea of using alpha particles to basically shred tumor DNA while leaving healthy tissue alone is wild, and early data looks promising. My worry is they burning cash pretty fast and revenue is still far away. The market cap seems high for a company that still needs to prove this in larger trials, but if they nail the pivotal studies in pancreatic or skin cancer this thing could run hard.

2020isgreat

TWST and DNA were the freest shorts of my entire life

Sozebj

CDT is an interesting story. They did an RS to bring the shares above a $1.00 for compliance and within a week shorts push the price back under $1.00. When I’ve seen this in the past usually, the company will need to defend the stock, if they can, which can stock soaring. Once a penny stock DNA has had a recent move to the upside, if there are any old time bag holders out there.

itsalwayscalls

Keep thinking what you want. You dont know now AI works nor how to leverage it. AIs transformer technology is a probability machine. Proteins and DNA and RNA is nothing but a combination of inputs and expected outputs. Like programming and large language models. My DNA metaphor is spot on. 20 years ago it was unheard of to cheaply document DNA. Now we have pharmacogenetic testing for free. Soon large enough models will be able to deterministically recommend a course of treatment using massive pools of data including ones own makeup and the highest probability of success. I dont need to convince you. Sounds to me like youre threatened and scared. I dont care to talk to you any more.

itsalwayscalls

You lack vision and understanding of the level of compute being assembled. DNA sequencing went from $95 million in 2001 to $200 today. It only takes longer because of the FDA and inefficient oversight.

w_0_m

Ticket DNA biotech run

2020isgreat

You know a rally is good when the largest winner is due to their ticker(DNA)

iamscyrus

The only thing that will bring Nike back is if they use Jordan’s DNA to rebirth him into an 18 year old start athlete again.

AnyBug1039

It is desperately sad that we live in a world where some people are so fucking smart that they have been able to build a digital brain that works of the principles behind how a biological brain works. That shit is built on a foundation of mathematics, physics, biology, neurology and computer science, going back for generations. Unyielding scientific rigour and logical thought has bought humanity to this stage with advanced technology. This same technology is on the brink of having a mastery of human DNA that we couldn't even conceive of only a few years ago....... Yet, the best we can do for the leader of the free world is that pathetic, greedy, gold obsessed fucking moron. And now this fucking toddler of a man wants to rename the field of computer science these geniuses have been working in. The fucking hubris of this asshole. Fuck him.

DeezSpicyNuts

I told this chick on Tinder I keep all my feces in jars and refuse to shit in a toilet because I’m afraid the government will snatch my dookie out of the pipes and make a race of supersoldiers based on my DNA and she unmatched me wtf 

Redleg_19

Complete trash with a trace of human DNA I never eat there EVER!!!

Valkorion335786

# “The doctors said they’ve never seen a body kill the coronavirus like my body. They tested my DNA and it wasn’t DNA. It was USA.”

-mini-kuma

DNA splicing didn't lead to eternal life. AI not going to end life. But.. people like a story.

Kwamillion

Human DNA found in their expensive patties

Accomplished-Let1078

Yeah because the human DNA rumor to be in the burger meat just hit. 

Gonzothis

Remember existential doom is a part of human DNA You have to deal in facts.

dvdmovie1

Life science ramping again (TWST, TXG, TEM, ILMN, etc - even former hyped spac DNA up 35% in a month) and next-to-no talk about it on here.

selfemployedsince16

“AI is getting cheaper more quickly than any other transformative tech in history. At a given level of performance, cost has fallen \~47%/quarter since 2023. That’s 4× faster than DNA sequencing, 6× faster than compute, 18× faster than lithium batteries, and (up to 1973) 54× faster than electricity.” \-epochairesearch X Guys listen the fuck up didn’t google just release the fully mapped human genome? Meaning that is complete and AI is dropping at a rate 4x?!?!?!?! Deflationary Spiral Of Abundance incoming hold on for dear life the future is brighter than the sun.

SPAC_Time

[XFLH Capital Corporation Announces the Signing of a Letter of Intent with Renogen Biolab Inc](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/09/22/3366286/0/en/xflh-capital-corporation-announces-the-signing-of-a-letter-of-intent-with-renogen-biolab-inc.html). - XLFH XLFH.RT the signing of a **non-binding** letter-of-intent ("Letter of Intent") for a business combination with Renogen Biolab Inc., a Canadian corporation and a health service provider that offers and provides several core molecular capabilities including DNA services, vector engineering, and protein expression.

YamahaFourFifty

What about gene therapy type drugs that rely on more unique sequencing of DNA etc that would require high R&D could be done way more efficiently by Ai …? I

PlasticInteraction45

I think the fact that Buffet was going to step-down as Chairman is already priced in, the big decision was when he stepped down as CEO and handed that over to Abel. In some ways, this might be a good thing as after Abel was in as CEO Berkshire starting buying Google and everybody thought this was Abel taking over and making these big moves, but it was Warren Buffet who said he "initiated" it. Years ago, Buffet said he made a mistake not buying Google so maybe he was trying to make up for this on his way out. So, maybe Abel is more like a younger Buffet and less likely to make such moves, though they might have gotten a good price for Google stock. Recently, Berkshire was buying back their own stock, so this would indicate that Buffet and Abel thought the stock was undervalued enough as is to buyback now. This is opposed to the rest of the stock market which Berkshire might view as being over bought, so they are holding their cash. Berkshire/Buffet routinely gets praised or scolded based on how the S&P does compared to their stock, but they wait until they see opportunities that are good enough and with businesses that they understand. There really isn't any "pressuring" Berkshire to do something with their cash, the stock price is a longterm sort of thing, as is their investments, so they can sit on treasury bills and wait for opportunities. They are buying some companies recently, and buying back their own stock, but they need to keep a certain amount of cash for the insurance side, and also they are looking at having cash for a correction. Berkshire cares about maintaining their stock price longterm, and growing it, for the investors. You don't hear Google or the hyper scalers talking about running a responsible business for investors, per se, and the amount they are putting into data centers is more about winning a race with an unclear prize than about being responsible for the investors. Berkshire is in the insurance business to a great extent, so planning for, and mitigating the fall out from bad events, from a natural disaster to a stock market crash, is kind of in their DNA. The stock has had some vocality, but hasn't gone up much in the past couple years, which doesn't mean a lot longterm. I think it will hover between 485 and 520, if investors rotate out of tech stocks, then Berkshire might well benefit.

Sufficient_Habit5091

Ah sorry I misremembered, he described massive wars of steel swords, metal armor in the Americas. Pre columbus, Americas was in the stone and bronze age. He described huge chariots for battle but mesoamerican cultures used small wheels for toys. The rest is correct though, DNA contradiction, Egyptian papyrus.

Sufficient_Habit5091

You have a point but it's like the religion makes claims about things in very recent history that impossible to be true. Like native Americans descending from Israelites. DNA testing literally shows they are from northeastern Asia. We can't disprove Moses parted the Red Sea. But we can disprove ancient civilizations existed with giant advanced metal machines.

CD274

It's a very cool company, uses silicon chip arrays to manufacture DNA and mass produce proteins down the line from them (and Anthropic sent them predicted proteins). (Last big jump for the stock before recent dip to 120 was validation of Claude predicted protein sequences, majority were right)

TheMeta40k

Evidence 1: DNA analysis from Frostbite Forensic Laboratories showing a hair sample from a dead one was 99% grey wolf but contains a human blood type. Evidence 2: I just feel like wendigoes are real.

fullyApart

the uncompetitive nature of american carmakers is already deeply imbedded into their DNA. They own industrial manufacturing bases in all of the critical congressional districts to wield a massively powerful voting block. This has been the case since the 60s and has basically been why the american automakers sell sub quality, unreliable, high priced garbage since then. Chinese EVS would be an existential situation. in 10 years, they would be either bought out or bankrupt.

perceptive_AI

An individual human body contains enough DNA to stretch from the Earth to the Sun and back roughly 334 times.

OilBull

Why did no one tell me AI genomics DNA related bullshit stocks have been flying this whole time

SuddenFlatworm7971

lol central bureaucracy predates capitalism and free market economy by 1500 years on the Korean peninsula and its really ingrained into Korea's DNA. Wait until they find out working at Korean version of DMV or desk clerk at a mid sized Korean city hall is just as prestigious and competitive as working as big name companies like LG or Hanwha

Falcon3492

Are we sure it is actually Mitch McConnell? Can we get a DNA sample?

Travis---Beckmen

actually my idiot DNA says northern Greece. 

Aggressive_Yard_3649

Whenever I see a woman IRL with a low cut shirt and cleavage my my brain immediately just goes “boobs” everytime bro its like it’s hard wired into my DNA i swear

WorkmanMarty

The baby has two dads and one mom? I’ll look this up later but I never heard of this kinda surrogacy. The egg has male DNA or something?

DangerousPass633

Your life sucks and your DNA is trash. No one's asking you to have children lmao