davidglazer

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   by davidglazer 11y ago

   Short answer: it's your data. Period. You decide who can see the data you store, and the default is private. That's spelled out in lots of words in the legal terms somewhere; sorry it wasn't more clear on the website. Disclai
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   by davidglazer 11y ago

   I strongly agree with the idea of deconstructing legacy files (BAM, VCF, etc.) and moving to an API-centric (vs. file-format-centric) world. The Global Alliance for Genomics and Health (GA4GH.org) is working on that, with good early success
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   by davidglazer 11y ago

   We've found that different users want different levels of wrapping -- some (like you) are experts on the low-level tools, and choose to use our low-level compute, storage, and analysis services directly -- I'm biased, but I believ
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   by davidglazer 11y ago

   Yes please -- if you're able to share which institution you're with, I'd like to follow up on the BAA hassles. (We do regularly sign BAAs with institutions, but I know that, as with many things legal, simple things don't