José Luis Ricón Fernández de la Puente

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I write mildly interesting things in the world's best blog. Engineering at @twitter // Meme engineering here

José Luis Ricón Fernández de la Puente @JosLuisRicnFernndezdelaPuente · Mar 20, 2023

From Twitter

Finished reading it! Really good book, recommended. I was initially (months ago, when I was told the book was coming) somewhat skeptical; having read all the management books I was like well, this is very much tacit knowledge and most such books give…

Book Apr 7, 2023

Scaling People: Tactics for Management and Company Building

by Claire Hughes Johnson

Recommended by 3 people

3 mentions

José Luis Ricón Fernández de la Puente @JosLuisRicnFernndezdelaPuente · Jan 26, 2023

From Twitter

This is a great thread on how to evaluate mouse lifespan studies:

Tweet Jan 26, 2023

This looks ok at first glance. Not as good as rapamycin (had to say it), but decent absolute and relative effects, at least in females. Here’s my method for quickly assessing claims of lifespan extension in mice in under 60 seconds /1 twitter.com/ag

by Matt Kaeberlein

Recommended by 1 person

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José Luis Ricón Fernández de la Puente @JosLuisRicnFernndezdelaPuente · Jan 7, 2023

From Twitter

Great movie!

Movie Nov 17, 2022

The Menu

by Mark Mylod

Recommended by 8 people

9 mentions

Michael Nielsen @michael_nielsen · Nov 2, 2022

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What is the most underappreciated scientific or creative work you know of?

José Luis Ricón Fernández de la Puente @JosLuisRicnFernndezdelaPuente · Nov 2, 2022

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From Twitter

Book Nov 22, 2018

Ahead of the Curve: Volume 2: Hidden breakthroughs in the biosciences

by Dany Spencer Adams and Michael Levine (biologist)

Recommended by 1 person

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José Luis Ricón Fernández de la Puente @JosLuisRicnFernndezdelaPuente · Nov 1, 2022

From Twitter

You should! Also, watch this delightful parody

Video Jun 25, 2021

Documentary Now! 2015 S02E02 Juan Likes Rice & Chicken

by Seth Meyers and Fred Armisen

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José Luis Ricón Fernández de la Puente @JosLuisRicnFernndezdelaPuente · Apr 8, 2022

From Twitter

There was that classic paper that shows that NLPing some material science papers can help predict materials that will later be shown to be thermoelectric [link] I want to see more of this

Paper

Unsupervised word embeddings capture latent knowledge from materials science literature