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by Snoooze 10y ago
> Linear-regression estimates show gene name errors in supplementary files have increased at an annual rate of 15 % over the past five years, outpacing the increase in published papers (3.8 % per year). This still doesn't actually t
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by Snoooze 10y ago
The dating world is already experimenting. (e.g. http://www.genepartner.com/ )
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by Snoooze 10y ago
No. The article mentions a number of reasons why friends can be (and are) genetically closer than random people.
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by Snoooze 12y ago
I think the suggestions is that Perl 6 is a very different beast to Perl 5. Or to put it another way, you could read the title of the post as "Bioinformatics and the joy of Foo Programming Language". I'm not sure I agree wit
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by Snoooze 12y ago
> b) it's an old timer who has never gotten with the times. As someone who knows the author of the post, that is mostly true ;) In all seriousness, while I generally agree with your sentiments I don't think that Perl is dead wi
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by Snoooze 12y ago
On a similar minor note, it would be nice to have exact matches to the 3 letter station codes appear at the top of the list, as they do on 'official' sites. This is a great site though and potentially very useful, great job!
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by Snoooze 12y ago
Yes, this article really fails to mention the superior build quality of the MPB, which I think is one of the biggest reasons they are popular
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4 points by Snoooze 12y ago|0 comments