Nintil

Links (79)

Brief

Links (79) is a Nintil link roundup (published 2024-06-11) covering biotech, AI, and climate-investment topics: it cites a finding that GLP-1 analogues don’t increase muscle loss beyond caloric restriction (mitigable with high protein/exercise), flags Cradle (formerly Lorentz) for tissue cryopreservation work, calls out Lumina’s tactics, and links to Anthropic’s sleeper-agent paper and Andy Matuschak’s learning essay.

Source evidence

title: Links (79)
contenttype: article
publication: Nintil
published: 2024-06-11T00:00:00+00:00
source
url: https://nintil.com/links-79/

word_count: 177

Michael Lewis (author of a recent book on FTX)'s Blind Side Xylitol bad ? Demons and Internal Family Systems GLP1 analogues do not cause muscle loss in excess to what one would expect via caloric restriction. And we know that in that case one can avoid that to some extent by a high protein diet + exercise. Cradle (formerly known as Lorentz, a name I deem more based), Laura Deming's new startup working on cryopreservation of tissues Lumina, the probiotics company trying to cure cavities, playing very dirty here That study saying that dance was better than SSRIs? Not so fast . This tweet is a bit of a meme but there seems to be some truth to it, the post-exit startup founder to spirituality pipeline. This reply is interesting . Dropping sterilized worms from airplanes in Panama, weekly Andy Matuschak: How might we learn? (Check out his Patreon post for more context on the idea of exorcising oneself of the Primer) The solar industrial revolution as an investment opportunity Anthropic's sleeper agents paper A song: BoZlak