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In light of my tweet thread about the category of finite sets and commutative monoids (https://t.co/jnY0wZZbxq), I thought I might try to say what the analogue is for braided monoidal things (although much of this is still somewhat hypothetical).
It's also just kind of a cool combinatorial structure! I've been talking to @CreeepyJoe about this lately, as well as @grassmannian.
The first thing you have to know is that, in a braided monoidal category you can still have commutative monoids. Since a braided monoidal category C has a "twist" map for every object β(x):x⊗x→x⊗x, if x is a monoid you can ask for the following diagram to commute:
Remember that being symmetric monoidal just means that if you take the twist map above and do it twice, you get the identity map, but braided monoidal doesn't mean that. But it's okay! You can still define commutative monoids here.
But so anyway, we can talk about commutative monoids in braided monoidal categories.
So okay, here's a thread on the category of finite sets and a way in which it controls algebraic structure in symmetric monoidal categories. I think it's some really pretty stuff.
— Jonathan Beardsley (@JBeardsleyMath) December 6, 2020
It's also just kind of a cool combinatorial structure! I've been talking to @CreeepyJoe about this lately, as well as @grassmannian.
The first thing you have to know is that, in a braided monoidal category you can still have commutative monoids. Since a braided monoidal category C has a "twist" map for every object β(x):x⊗x→x⊗x, if x is a monoid you can ask for the following diagram to commute:
Remember that being symmetric monoidal just means that if you take the twist map above and do it twice, you get the identity map, but braided monoidal doesn't mean that. But it's okay! You can still define commutative monoids here.
But so anyway, we can talk about commutative monoids in braided monoidal categories.
https://t.co/n7fagVLYm0
We assembled two mammalian expression vectors and one DNA cassette inserted into African Swine Fever from PRJNA607174! What happened in GuangDong at Mar-Aug 2019???!
The legitimacy of those “samples”—completely destroyed. The CoV-like sequences—cloned. No data from the pCoV group should ever be trusted in any way anymore!
Note: the DNA cassette exist in both unintegrated and integrated forms. Likely using homology-directed recombination. Whatever they were trying to express it is not just one or two proteins. There were also SV40 Ori which is yet to be properly mapped.
https://t.co/O1FYnwX6Oj
Why you need expression vectors in VERO since these cells are never used as expression hosts? Especially since there were a load of different tags on these vectors. The proteins had novel tags both N and C, IgK, His, Myc—especially His tag. This is for
NiNTA purification. There is no way that anyone would tag a protein this way and only use it to transfect VERO cells. There are no other host cells in these datasets other than Manis Javanica. Only Manis Javanica and Chlorocebus Aethiops. VERO is never used for recombinant
We assembled two mammalian expression vectors and one DNA cassette inserted into African Swine Fever from PRJNA607174! What happened in GuangDong at Mar-Aug 2019???!
The legitimacy of those “samples”—completely destroyed. The CoV-like sequences—cloned. No data from the pCoV group should ever be trusted in any way anymore!
Note: the DNA cassette exist in both unintegrated and integrated forms. Likely using homology-directed recombination. Whatever they were trying to express it is not just one or two proteins. There were also SV40 Ori which is yet to be properly mapped.
https://t.co/O1FYnwX6Oj
Why you need expression vectors in VERO since these cells are never used as expression hosts? Especially since there were a load of different tags on these vectors. The proteins had novel tags both N and C, IgK, His, Myc—especially His tag. This is for
NiNTA purification. There is no way that anyone would tag a protein this way and only use it to transfect VERO cells. There are no other host cells in these datasets other than Manis Javanica. Only Manis Javanica and Chlorocebus Aethiops. VERO is never used for recombinant
1/ Last couple of days saw first serious post-war incidents along the new line of contact in #Karabakh conflict zone.
No precise information about casualties. Social media posts combined with official reports suggest at least 8 wounded, 3 killed, 2 Arm POWs - nothing confirmed.
2/ Both locations of reported incidents are of strategic importance.
The village of Taghavard saw toughest fighting during the latest weeks of war. It is located close to the road that connects Azerbaijan-controlled areas with Shushi.
3/ Reportedly Baku is now constructing a new road to connect with Shushi. But it will take time, no one knows if it is gonna be good enough during the year, and it will still have to cross the road for a joint Arm-Az use from Lachin to Stepanakert.
4/ 2nd, and reportedly more serious incident, took place at this enclave. It was almost a miracle that Arm sustained control over this area, mainly due to the stubbornness of the local volunteers.
A larger map by @Krummapper here: https://t.co/8KrUmk8QK2
5/ No precise information whether Az troops took over one, two or all the villages in this enclave. Russ peacekeepers reportedly visited the area, which is not indicated as part of their responsibility on official maps.
No precise information about casualties. Social media posts combined with official reports suggest at least 8 wounded, 3 killed, 2 Arm POWs - nothing confirmed.
2/ Both locations of reported incidents are of strategic importance.
The village of Taghavard saw toughest fighting during the latest weeks of war. It is located close to the road that connects Azerbaijan-controlled areas with Shushi.
3/ Reportedly Baku is now constructing a new road to connect with Shushi. But it will take time, no one knows if it is gonna be good enough during the year, and it will still have to cross the road for a joint Arm-Az use from Lachin to Stepanakert.
4/ 2nd, and reportedly more serious incident, took place at this enclave. It was almost a miracle that Arm sustained control over this area, mainly due to the stubbornness of the local volunteers.
A larger map by @Krummapper here: https://t.co/8KrUmk8QK2
5/ No precise information whether Az troops took over one, two or all the villages in this enclave. Russ peacekeepers reportedly visited the area, which is not indicated as part of their responsibility on official maps.
If you're at all interested in justice, addiction and/or prisons in Singapore, this is happening now—must watch!
Right now Ben is speaking. He says he used to work 14/15-hour days, & was the main caregiver of his ill single mother while living in a one-room rental flat. Many of his colleagues were using & he began too.
Ben: Problems came when I went to seek help (wanted to quit & settle down with gf) it was quite hard. Couldn't go to hospitals as they would report me to CNB. Within 7 days, it's protocol, they must report. Deterred me from going there. I had no crime records, but scared of it.
Ben: I googled and a clinic came out & I couldn't afford rates, so carried on using without any help. In 2018 I almost overdosed, went to hospital, hospital called CNB & I was incarcerated in DRC.
Ben: DRC is run by prison services. Total prison setting. Slept on floor, food served under the door, eight to a cell, packed. Kind of a punishment I felt, we had two visits per month, tough time in my life.
We\u2019ve just gone live on our Facebook page for today\u2019s dialogue on understanding drug use, addiction, and policy in #Singapore. Join us: https://t.co/neOQDJjZ3a pic.twitter.com/WPgzjZy6VI
— Transformative Justice Collective (@tjc_singapore) December 13, 2020
Right now Ben is speaking. He says he used to work 14/15-hour days, & was the main caregiver of his ill single mother while living in a one-room rental flat. Many of his colleagues were using & he began too.
Ben: Problems came when I went to seek help (wanted to quit & settle down with gf) it was quite hard. Couldn't go to hospitals as they would report me to CNB. Within 7 days, it's protocol, they must report. Deterred me from going there. I had no crime records, but scared of it.
Ben: I googled and a clinic came out & I couldn't afford rates, so carried on using without any help. In 2018 I almost overdosed, went to hospital, hospital called CNB & I was incarcerated in DRC.
Ben: DRC is run by prison services. Total prison setting. Slept on floor, food served under the door, eight to a cell, packed. Kind of a punishment I felt, we had two visits per month, tough time in my life.
let's examine a particular magic trick: the way of memory.
giordano bruno was burned for having a good memory. socrates warned against writing things down since the power to write history is the power to direct a nation by deceit.
there is a tale of a man from Russia who had a perfect memory. perfect eidetic recall.
a buddy of mine always pointed out that you could always bring a random dot stereogram test to arbitrary precision until he flunked. the guy who passed would be a God.
due to its full taps of the Internet, the NSA can compare moment to moment data and figure out stuff like CIA media manipulation.
then @peregrimmer is going to show how to make disappeared info reappear: "as if by magic." #lawOfFunny #ScipionicTroll#peirce
— the squad (6'3") (@RafasItchyButt) December 13, 2020
giordano bruno was burned for having a good memory. socrates warned against writing things down since the power to write history is the power to direct a nation by deceit.
there is a tale of a man from Russia who had a perfect memory. perfect eidetic recall.
a buddy of mine always pointed out that you could always bring a random dot stereogram test to arbitrary precision until he flunked. the guy who passed would be a God.
due to its full taps of the Internet, the NSA can compare moment to moment data and figure out stuff like CIA media manipulation.