[geeks] Folding Proj Comaprison
Dave McGuire
mcguire at neurotica.com
Fri Jan 17 16:35:28 CST 2003
On Friday, January 17, 2003, at 05:20 PM, Yuri K wrote:
> How did you come to picking one folding project over others?
> Any considerations besides portability? I have been running a Stanford
> branch for about a year now, and at that time Toronto was keeping the
> results proprietary. Unless I misunderstood.
Well, for one thing, they're doing completely different things. In
the words of one of distributed folding's top people:
" There are many differences between us and folding at home but
basically, we are interested in raw structure prediction while they are
focussing on the dynamics of protein folding."
> Most were running
> SETI at that time anyway.
Heh, *I* sure wasn't. I abandoned them as soon as they did that
resending old blocks without telling anyone trick because they couldn't
get their shit together, and their continued x86-centric attitude has
continually irritated me. As much as I like the concept, that project
is a fucking joke.
-Dave
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