Taking apart a result that (never) worked
Sometimes, being restless about small things is a good trait. It helps to dismantle a beautiful facade that hides broken machinery inside, and as such clears the ground for building something that does actual work. That's exactly what happened with my RL experiment, and this is my story about it. The setup: a known EGFR inhibitor (a molecule that blocks EGFR, a receptor whose overactivity drives several cancers), fifteen steps to improve it, a composite score combining predicted activity with dr
