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by greazy 4y ago
Very interesting. This is like snakemake but with go. The audit trail is very interesting, especially for certified version controlled pipelines. Is it being continually developed?
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by greazy 4y ago
> How? Maybe this hits harder for me as a work from home employee but it's never been harder to get ahold of an admin. Everything must be done in channels and rarely does anything seem to pass through the local supervisor level. Mos
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by greazy 4y ago
Apologies for misreading. That makes much more sense
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by greazy 4y ago
I have a strong feeling this is a setting your org has enabled. You reference draconian rules, talk to your admins. I can see how this feature might be useful, eg disallowing IE6. But that's taken to the next level of restriction
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by greazy 4y ago
12 hour days? That seems way too long. How did the participants handle the amount of information over the time period?
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by greazy 4y ago
How does 'warnings.py' work with the rest of the code? Intrigued as I've put myself into a corner with the way warnings/errors are handled in my project. By the way I think there is a convention to handle these issues bu
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by greazy 4y ago
In Australia there's no need to sue, if you approach a government agency with evidence they will investigate and force the employer to back pay. Yes you can sue for wage theft it works both ways.
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by greazy 4y ago
Yes and no. It depends on the journal, editor, manuscript, authors. Post publication peer review will always be much more comprehensive due to the number of eyes reading.
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by greazy 4y ago
This reminds me of the strawberry growers here in Australia, QLD. Many farmers switched to strawberries and the market was flooded for one season. They were literally selling them by the kilo when previously punnets (250g) were 3-5 dollars
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by greazy 4y ago
Personally i think gmaps actively tries to get your attention and interact with the app. Which is extremely dangerous and in my country can result in a big fine if you even touch the phone.
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by greazy 4y ago
I manually update every few months. It's fine?
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by greazy 4y ago
Why are you copy pasting? I'm sure you know about stdout redirection, so I'm intrigued why this process is required. I'm guessing you're pasting logs into some gui system?
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by greazy 4y ago
Agreed. It's slow, takes a few seconds to launch and there seems to be a delay when performing operations. Maybe it's just on my machine? All of the above is with a blank sheet or a tiny table.
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by greazy 4y ago
...no. There is more to genomics than python scripting. This is widely incorrect assumption. A new generation of bioinformaticians and computational biologists are using rust, go, and the web to create, share and deliver. Checkout nextclade
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by greazy 4y ago
Do you have plans to target other countries in regards to meeting laws (similar to hipaa)? I've heard horror stories in rural hospitals in Australia. They're paying millions for absolutely horrible databases with constant crashes.
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by greazy 4y ago
ML has been used in science far longer tha Covid.
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by greazy 4y ago
The objective is eradication when it comes to malaria due to the high risk factors of outbreaks and endemicity. The last mile to eradication is hindered by malaria hiding in the spleen. It makes treatment harder, eradication harder. The mor
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by greazy 4y ago
To make matters worse, there's evidence malaria can hide in the spleen. https://www.nejm.org/doi/10.1056/NEJMc2023884
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by greazy 4y ago
Her wiki entry is far too verbose for the number of published articles, I've never seen another scientists page that references all the publications and authors they've published with. This section should be a few lines at best su
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by greazy 4y ago
Very frustrating they removed the setting to turn off that annoying notification. But I'm not surprised. Reddit is trash
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by greazy 4y ago
Any examples of courses with this structure you can share to see it in action? Even a course plan/overview.
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by greazy 4y ago
I was surprised by the low bum we of lines of code.
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by greazy 4y ago
The weather across the globe will get more chaotic. All across the globe we will start seeing weird weather, including both unusually cold seasons and unusually hot and wetter and drier years. This might seem counter intuitive but if you im
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by greazy 4y ago
What are tier 2 and 3 cities refer to? I've never heard of cities referred to in this manner
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by greazy 4y ago
> I wish municipality offered domains, for example: you move to St Louis you would get name.stlouis.mo.us this would give you the same agency online that a mail address gets you offline. Australia kinda does this with their `.id.au` seco
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by greazy 4y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20220819025623/https://www.nytim...
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by greazy 4y ago
That is terrifying. The top comment is hilarious though: >A couple of years ago I was connecting through Addis to Stockholm on Ethiopian. Something was going on and the airport was packed so full you could barely walk. A fight started an
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by greazy 4y ago
I also undertook a similar experiment, except I would report ads as abusive. My account was eventually banned for using a fake name, even though my name wasn't fake. I could never get through to a real human. To this day, my account is
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by greazy 4y ago
Yes I see now what you mean. The Power* family of tools is quiet powerful. I'm now reconsidering if I'm a power user of spreadsheets! For these extra features I'll use R as it's more powerful and reproducible.
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by greazy 4y ago
LO Calc has python scripting. I think you mean power user, I can accept that LO calc is not up to speed for powerusers of Excel. I'm a heavy user of LO calc, but my usage is of course different from yours. For true data wrangling I use

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