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> Maybe this move would accelerate the computational biology a little further, no? As soon as your code passes unit tests, do you immediately push to productio
by RcouF1uZ4gsC 4y ago
> Maybe this move would accelerate the computational biology a little further, no?
As soon as your code passes unit tests, do you immediately push to production?
And that is with computing where we have a really good understanding of the fundamental principles.
Our understanding of biology is primitive by comparison.
Therefore we have multiple stages with trade offs of cost vs fidelity to production (release to the general public in humans) going from computation to cell cultures to tissue samples to mice to non-human primates to phase 1/2/3 human trials, etc.