> Six Generate scientists used Claude Code to propose new designs for this part
“Generate scientist” … is that a real job like “prompt engineer”
> Six Generate scientists used Claude Code to propose new designs for this part
“Generate scientist” … is that a real job like “prompt engineer”
I think they meant six scientists from "Generate Biomedicines" (the company)
Either that or six degenerate scientists. Both options work just fine
I think the dividing line between skilled and unskilled use of AI is 'machine, do magic' vs 'machine, do x, y and Z, thus and so, avoid i, j, k which knowledge is the fruit of bitter experience.' Being able to articulate what matters and why is the ultimate high level language.
At that point you are just defining the requirements, you may as well write the code for it
I don't think so. The otehr day I assigned an agent to build a filter for an NDJSON stream and to make it stackable, it took me maybe 2 or 3 minutes to write up the behavior I wanted and it was done, tested, and working 15 minutes later. I don't see how I would have been better off spending the afternoon doing it manually, fixing my own own typos, forgetting one category, using the wrong regex library etc
It's like saying "Cisco Developer" even though the company is Cisco Systems
The company is called Generate Biomedicines, and they reference it in short as Generate.
"Invent a new drug, make no mistakes"
“One that won't make me nervous, wondering what to do. One that makes me feel like I feel when I'm with you.”
… One that passes the clinical trials, one that helps when my body aches?