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[121.60 --> 122.36] Ginger Luke.
[122.56 --> 123.80] Oh, that would be great.
[124.02 --> 124.62] Ginger B.
[124.94 --> 128.44] We're going to start off the show with a folding and point community shout out.
[128.54 --> 131.24] We have one of those things on the forum.
[131.64 --> 131.82] Yeah.
[131.96 --> 133.02] I didn't even know what it was.
[133.34 --> 133.64] Oh.
[133.90 --> 134.54] I had no idea.
[134.54 --> 135.22] I got hurt.
[135.32 --> 136.38] I've heard of distributed.
[136.60 --> 138.82] Oh, I thought you just didn't know what our team was.
[138.82 --> 140.48] I had no idea what the folding thing was.
[140.68 --> 144.56] I got a message from one of the members of our folding team who was like, can you give
[144.56 --> 145.12] us a shout out?
[145.50 --> 146.72] And I was like, what are you?
[146.82 --> 148.58] What is folding slash boink?
[149.12 --> 149.44] What?
[149.78 --> 150.70] And then I was checking it out.
[150.74 --> 151.92] I was like, oh, this is amazing.
[152.56 --> 153.34] I want to do this.
[153.40 --> 154.48] I think I might set it up.
[154.72 --> 154.92] Yeah.
[154.98 --> 157.36] So we have a community on the forum dedicated to folding and boink.
[157.52 --> 162.18] Folding and boink is more like, boink can be a lot of things.
[162.26 --> 163.04] I know what that is.
[163.32 --> 164.32] It's Friday, baby.
[164.32 --> 170.56] Uh, folding at home is a distributed computing project for disease research that simulates
[170.56 --> 175.96] protein folding, which is why it's called folding at home because you're folding proteins digitally
[175.96 --> 176.92] at home.
[177.22 --> 181.32] Uh, and computational drug design and other types of molecular dynamics.
[181.32 --> 182.92] It's this really cool thing.
[182.92 --> 187.16] And boink can do stuff similar to that or sort of not.
[187.60 --> 189.38] And this kind of research takes a lot of computing power.
[189.46 --> 190.40] So that's why it's distributed.
[190.56 --> 195.06] So you can help out and actually chip away at cancer research or Alzheimer's research just
[195.06 --> 199.66] by using your spare compute cycles on your piece of crap PC that's in your storage room.
[199.74 --> 200.60] Like I plan to do.
[200.94 --> 202.92] Or, you know, those mining machines.
[203.82 --> 204.68] You don't say.
[204.68 --> 210.20] You could, you could repurpose those to help in cancer if you wanted to, or you could not,
[210.88 --> 213.34] you know, whatever, whatever folds your boat.
[213.60 --> 214.38] Ha ha.
[214.48 --> 215.50] Oh, ho ho.
[215.98 --> 217.48] Uh, are there foldable boats?
[217.72 --> 218.44] Sensible chuckles.
[218.78 --> 219.60] Uh, well, theoretically.
[219.60 --> 219.88] Deflatable.
[220.16 --> 221.22] If you deflate a boat.
[221.34 --> 222.40] And then you can fold it.
[222.90 --> 224.20] Into the shape of a protein.
[224.74 --> 225.18] Ha ha.
[226.66 --> 227.96] Anyways, moving on to like.
[227.96 --> 228.42] So wait a second.
[228.80 --> 229.08] Okay.
[229.08 --> 229.64] All right.
[230.02 --> 231.48] These people on the folding team.
[231.56 --> 231.78] Yes.
[231.86 --> 233.10] You can do this at any point, right?
[233.10 --> 237.48] Like you can turn on, you can, but they also do these like, like bursts.
[237.64 --> 237.82] Yeah.
[237.90 --> 242.40] They do these weeks where they all try really hard to, to devote as much of their computing
[242.40 --> 243.34] power as they can to do it.
[243.38 --> 247.10] And sometimes it'll be like a competition kind of set up where there's like leaderboards
[247.66 --> 249.00] for how different teams are doing.
[249.04 --> 249.18] Yeah.
[249.18 --> 249.32] Yeah.
[249.32 --> 249.48] Yeah.
[249.48 --> 252.84] So they'll, they'll be like, oh, like who can make the most of this week or whatever.
[252.90 --> 253.92] And we're like in the top 20.
[254.08 --> 255.18] We do, we do pretty good.
[255.18 --> 256.42] And I've contributed nothing to this.
[257.86 --> 258.88] Let's get it.
[259.08 --> 260.14] Let's get it.
[260.14 --> 266.70] Speaking of getting something, no longer are you going to get NVIDIA GPP.
[267.62 --> 270.56] Oh, I thought you were going to say like get screwed by GPP.
[271.00 --> 272.98] You might, you might still get screwed by GPP.
[273.58 --> 273.84] Okay.
[273.84 --> 279.64] So just to catch up the people who don't know what the NVIDIA G-Force partner program was,
[279.78 --> 285.06] it was basically like, if you're a partner of NVIDIA, like you're a, oh no, this guy.
[285.40 --> 286.16] What are your thoughts?
[286.24 --> 286.74] Quick before you go.
[286.74 --> 287.56] We won.
[287.56 --> 289.84] Victory is ours.
[290.12 --> 290.94] You're behind the mic.
[293.74 --> 295.16] Congratulations are in order.
[295.42 --> 296.34] We did, we did win.
[296.44 --> 298.44] But again, back to what it actually is.
[298.58 --> 298.92] Team effort.
[298.92 --> 299.56] Team effort.
[299.94 --> 300.14] Yeah.
[300.38 --> 304.22] The entire press got together and made this thing not a thing.
[304.54 --> 304.80] Yep.
[304.98 --> 305.46] Go team.
[305.52 --> 306.82] Have you read their, their.
[306.94 --> 307.62] Oh, it's terrible.
[307.82 --> 308.24] It's terrible.
[308.54 --> 308.68] Yeah.
[308.84 --> 310.52] Anyways, he doesn't get to talk about it.
[310.62 --> 310.96] We do.