Sergio Dellepiane
@sergiodellep.bsky.social
Nephrologist in pharma industry.
John Burn-Murdoch is an amazing journalist. He has incredible depth and knowledge, his analyses are illuminating and always relevant
November 28, 2025 at 5:48 PM
John Burn-Murdoch is an amazing journalist. He has incredible depth and knowledge, his analyses are illuminating and always relevant
I’m reading about Gene and her difficulties in expressing herself.. great book. Nice storytelling and fluent writing. The cat loves it too
November 23, 2025 at 1:26 PM
I’m reading about Gene and her difficulties in expressing herself.. great book. Nice storytelling and fluent writing. The cat loves it too
Nothing makes @theeconomistnews.bsky.social happy! That’s why I love the journal.. always finding a different angle 📐
November 10, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Nothing makes @theeconomistnews.bsky.social happy! That’s why I love the journal.. always finding a different angle 📐
Italy populist government ignored all financial promises, implemented soft austerity and for the first time in forever improved the country rating 😱😱😱. Unexpected twist!
September 20, 2025 at 12:03 AM
Italy populist government ignored all financial promises, implemented soft austerity and for the first time in forever improved the country rating 😱😱😱. Unexpected twist!
Must read. ChatBots can effectively calculate the weight of each source in their answers (backpropagation).
To be best, Chatbots need the best sources.
Thus Chatbots could pay and foster a better internet. A win-win!
But, experience tells us this is usually not the outcome
on.ft.com/47OZ2QV
To be best, Chatbots need the best sources.
Thus Chatbots could pay and foster a better internet. A win-win!
But, experience tells us this is usually not the outcome
on.ft.com/47OZ2QV
September 15, 2025 at 4:03 PM
Must read. ChatBots can effectively calculate the weight of each source in their answers (backpropagation).
To be best, Chatbots need the best sources.
Thus Chatbots could pay and foster a better internet. A win-win!
But, experience tells us this is usually not the outcome
on.ft.com/47OZ2QV
To be best, Chatbots need the best sources.
Thus Chatbots could pay and foster a better internet. A win-win!
But, experience tells us this is usually not the outcome
on.ft.com/47OZ2QV
So many times we heard that Biology folks were behind.. clearly not as smart of tech bros. Then tech people came to pharma and had a humbling experience. So far AI companies are delivering at a slower pace. It may change really soon.
on.ft.com/48ay8D0 Why is AI struggling to discover new drugs?
on.ft.com/48ay8D0 Why is AI struggling to discover new drugs?
September 10, 2025 at 12:22 PM
So many times we heard that Biology folks were behind.. clearly not as smart of tech bros. Then tech people came to pharma and had a humbling experience. So far AI companies are delivering at a slower pace. It may change really soon.
on.ft.com/48ay8D0 Why is AI struggling to discover new drugs?
on.ft.com/48ay8D0 Why is AI struggling to discover new drugs?
Economist in May: tariff revenues will be ridiculously low
FT in September: tariff revenues will offset 99% of BBB massive costs
Which one? Is macroeconomics really such a coin flip or are we seeing partisan data interpretation?
FT in September: tariff revenues will offset 99% of BBB massive costs
Which one? Is macroeconomics really such a coin flip or are we seeing partisan data interpretation?
September 4, 2025 at 5:15 PM
Economist in May: tariff revenues will be ridiculously low
FT in September: tariff revenues will offset 99% of BBB massive costs
Which one? Is macroeconomics really such a coin flip or are we seeing partisan data interpretation?
FT in September: tariff revenues will offset 99% of BBB massive costs
Which one? Is macroeconomics really such a coin flip or are we seeing partisan data interpretation?
They should have kept him a colonel
August 19, 2025 at 5:51 PM
They should have kept him a colonel
We can spend our days yelling at European leaders for their mistakes and weaknesses. But the problem lies in the electorate who was born and brewed in nationalism: it led to a world dominated by Europe now is leading Europe to be irrelevant
July 31, 2025 at 1:49 PM
We can spend our days yelling at European leaders for their mistakes and weaknesses. But the problem lies in the electorate who was born and brewed in nationalism: it led to a world dominated by Europe now is leading Europe to be irrelevant
Same day, FT with a more pessimistic piece
July 31, 2025 at 1:21 PM
Same day, FT with a more pessimistic piece
Agree with the Economist about the EU-US trade deal in context. And would add another two pieces.. commodities and energy. There was not so much to negotiate
July 31, 2025 at 1:16 PM
Agree with the Economist about the EU-US trade deal in context. And would add another two pieces.. commodities and energy. There was not so much to negotiate
The economist on Britain.. but one can read Italy.. and likely other options are available
July 11, 2025 at 10:22 PM
The economist on Britain.. but one can read Italy.. and likely other options are available
They actually are.. but they can also harm (a lot) and are currently misused, specially testosterone
July 11, 2025 at 2:41 PM
They actually are.. but they can also harm (a lot) and are currently misused, specially testosterone
This is so true for all western economies.. but please tell me more about how we need coal
July 10, 2025 at 12:18 AM
This is so true for all western economies.. but please tell me more about how we need coal
I love the great effort to debunk the paper with a data driven approach. I have a simpler point: Maalox has aluminum as active ingredient likely 10000x the dose.. we should be all dead
June 8, 2025 at 3:39 PM
I love the great effort to debunk the paper with a data driven approach. I have a simpler point: Maalox has aluminum as active ingredient likely 10000x the dose.. we should be all dead
Great article about efficiency in healthcare. Maybe we need MORE administration. The point is what gets done not how many people..
on.ft.com/43C1N46 What the NHS can learn from Formula 1
on.ft.com/43C1N46 What the NHS can learn from Formula 1
May 29, 2025 at 3:04 PM
Great article about efficiency in healthcare. Maybe we need MORE administration. The point is what gets done not how many people..
on.ft.com/43C1N46 What the NHS can learn from Formula 1
on.ft.com/43C1N46 What the NHS can learn from Formula 1
Another breakthrough in genetic editing. Lots of diseases as of now cannot be treated with CRISPR therapies. The last issue is delivery!
www.science.org/content/arti...
www.science.org/content/arti...
May 19, 2025 at 3:19 PM
Another breakthrough in genetic editing. Lots of diseases as of now cannot be treated with CRISPR therapies. The last issue is delivery!
www.science.org/content/arti...
www.science.org/content/arti...
Very sad conclusion, I only have Qs..
Is this a false dichotomy? Was the global left completely out of reality? Would this save something or democracy decline is inevitable? Have we completely forgotten human rights, opportunity, basic aspirations?
@lucamisculin.bsky.social
Is this a false dichotomy? Was the global left completely out of reality? Would this save something or democracy decline is inevitable? Have we completely forgotten human rights, opportunity, basic aspirations?
@lucamisculin.bsky.social
May 15, 2025 at 3:26 PM
Very sad conclusion, I only have Qs..
Is this a false dichotomy? Was the global left completely out of reality? Would this save something or democracy decline is inevitable? Have we completely forgotten human rights, opportunity, basic aspirations?
@lucamisculin.bsky.social
Is this a false dichotomy? Was the global left completely out of reality? Would this save something or democracy decline is inevitable? Have we completely forgotten human rights, opportunity, basic aspirations?
@lucamisculin.bsky.social
We were all told that AI will take our jobs and we won’t need experts anymore. What is happening is that we’ll need more and more experts in what is becoming a complex never-ending investigation (according to my knowledge last updated on Oct 23 - 😉🤣)
May 15, 2025 at 2:42 PM
We were all told that AI will take our jobs and we won’t need experts anymore. What is happening is that we’ll need more and more experts in what is becoming a complex never-ending investigation (according to my knowledge last updated on Oct 23 - 😉🤣)
I always thought that being married is like running a marathon, but that’s not what I meant.. from @jayvanbavel.bsky.social substack on the value of social connections
May 9, 2025 at 7:44 PM
I always thought that being married is like running a marathon, but that’s not what I meant.. from @jayvanbavel.bsky.social substack on the value of social connections
Aggiungo, passato il titolo si trova una sintesi molto appropriata sul problema. Quasi quasi qui ha fatto meglio il Corriere.. non riesco a trovare nulla di sbagliato, e anche il linguaggio mi sembra bilanciato
April 29, 2025 at 4:03 PM
Aggiungo, passato il titolo si trova una sintesi molto appropriata sul problema. Quasi quasi qui ha fatto meglio il Corriere.. non riesco a trovare nulla di sbagliato, e anche il linguaggio mi sembra bilanciato
FT on the topic again
April 20, 2025 at 11:16 AM
FT on the topic again
Most cited papers. For whoever worked in a wetlab nr2 is the moral winner
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
April 15, 2025 at 2:51 PM
Most cited papers. For whoever worked in a wetlab nr2 is the moral winner
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
www.nature.com/articles/d41...