azureus

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by azureus 6y ago
Would you like to work together on this? This is very interesting stuff.
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by azureus 6y ago
Solid state nanopores: still in research: https://nanoporetech.com/how-it-works/types-of-nanopores I'm pretty sure they will come out with it. The protein nanopores were the first wave of nanopore research - its t
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by azureus 6y ago
Datomic .. not just because of datalog, but because its hands down the best implementation of a AWS lambda based workflow I've seen (Datomic Ions). It's such a peach to work with.
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by azureus 6y ago
We're a nanopore sequencing shop. Couldn't agree with you more that nanopore generally is the future, not just for sequencing. Can't wait for ONT's solid state nanopore flow cells - you may get flowcells that go 2/3
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by azureus 6y ago
We're working on this, its fun, and already possible at lab scale. Check out Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS). And we've got a huge shot in the arm with covid. At consumer scale the hard problem is skipping any kind of s
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by azureus 7y ago
clearly these guys are trunking though, and when they have decided to go that way, its part of the trade-off. Has its pluses and minuses.
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by azureus 8y ago
And literate programming too with Babel!
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by azureus 8y ago
Yes, I wish I had clarified that I meant that Clojure beats everything else for me for what you describe as "business problems" and also, I've found it quite enjoyable for writing simple games. Im afraid im not well qualified
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by azureus 8y ago
Once a month, I find myself wishing Clojure had static typing, before dramatically rediscovering why not having it can be such a relief. The reasons for this are expressed much more articulately than I can here: https://lispcast.