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If you're looking to build complex analysis pipelines using docker, check out NextFlow ( http://www.nextflow.io )
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Good news? Thhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat's grrRRRREATTT!!!
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Same can be said of the libertarian notion of liberalism. Many Americans of both stripes tend to be authoritarian.
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This assumes that we should expect to observe alien life with any meaningful probability at all, which may not be a reasonable expectation and completely independent of the difficulty of interplanetary expansion.
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http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robot-assisted_surgery
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The FDA, mostly. They have a multi billion dollar industry to keep in business.
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Patients are humans.
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A few problems? We have something between a state sanctioned fascist subculture that hates minorities and an organized crime syndicate. Burn it to the ground and start over.
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I never knew kids had trouble emoting. Emoting is all that the ones I know do.
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I sat in on a couple Philosophy of Biology classes on the suggestion of a friend during undergrad. There was an entire series of these courses for chemistry, physics, computation, etc., with a mix of history and philosophy. There's a
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This isn't really true. There are considerable indications that all that corporate money doesn't really provide marginal advantages in close elections. There's an interesting study I read (would link but im typing from phon
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Hardly. China's growth is already sputtering. China will go the way of the Asian Tiger. This is catch up. What's far more concerning is imagining a country the size of China undergoing the current meltdown in Japan.
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In Soviet Russia, repository commits you.
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The police state is unassailable
(vice.com)
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So every issue is constrained to a left-right slider? How idiotic. Most of the issues listed do not break down anywhere close to such a simplistic two party model. For example, the intelligence/surveillance issue is presented as a l
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Serious question: why is it so necessary for life to have evolved off world? What is the obsession here? Popular science type publications seem single mindedly fixated on the panspmeria hypothesis. What is it about geogenic emergence of
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Very gradually.
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Right you are, and I'm pretty sure in any European (or other developed) country wherever you find a social democratic party you'll also find a contingent of disenchanted social democrats complaining about how their social democrat
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But that's what the CIA does. Which one is redundant then?
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This is common rhetoric from America's own left but it isn't entirely accurate, and is largely offset by the fact that American use of the term Liberalism differs vastly with the rest of the world and history. Actual socialist pa
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Your comment implies that the national security state is a partisan issue, which does not seem to be the case at all. Democrats are often some of the worst offenders on this issue (see the current administration), while the Republican side
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Yes, they're all over the place and lend themselves well to nucleotide and protein sequence data. Hidden Markov Models are used in the Glimmer gene finding algorithm for example.
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There are many classes of topic. Many posts are considered 'on topic' for HN, some are considered 'off topic' and flagged away, and then there is a lot of grey territory which seems to be tolerated but can't exactly
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According to who? Common carrier is precisely the kind of regulation that free market grandfather Adam Smith supported in his writings. Land-based broadband ISPs do not currently exist in a competetive market, and likely cannot due to iss
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I don't think you are aware of the current situation. There is no competition among broadband ISPs. Each player has carved out its own exclusivity zone free of any competition. This is partly out of necessity of not having overlappi
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Maybe we need to become an army.
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Being a NYT piece, the author was likely heavily coached.
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Wow that sounds like heaven. Glad the French really figured this one out.
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I am so sorry you has to work in DOS :(
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Yes and no. While it's true that a purpose of the second amendment was to preserve the right to armed revolt, another purpose, articulated in the Federalist Papers, was to share (distribute and balance) the state's natural monopo
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