njbooher

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by njbooher 9y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Chase_(Star_Trek:_The_Ne...
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by njbooher 10y ago
Yes, except for 1 based indexing.
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by njbooher 10y ago
Where do you live? Even retail pricing doesn't seem to be that high. http://endnote.com/buy http://www.adeptscience.co.uk/products/refman/endnote
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by njbooher 10y ago
Soylent's story was always lackluster. http://robrhinehart.com/?p=298 > I researched every substance the body needs to survive, plus a few extras shown to be beneficial, and purchased all of them in nearly raw chemi
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by njbooher 10y ago
The size of the universe.
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by njbooher 10y ago
http://casperjs.org
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by njbooher 10y ago
Not really a problem here as most of science still seems to be using Python 2. edit: Cython was always great for Python 2 and apparently supports 3. http://cython.org
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by njbooher 10y ago
The magic in programming war is eternal and which side you're on ought to just be added to the Myers-Briggs test.
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by njbooher 10y ago
Why do you want to invest that much energy into trying to help a field that doesn't care to understand your work and ignores its warnings/conclusions?
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by njbooher 10y ago
In Ithaca, NY, Bangs Ambulance Inc. is next door to Bangs Funeral Home.
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by njbooher 10y ago
I love that book.
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by njbooher 11y ago
Methylphenidate and dextroamphetamine are still the active ingredient of most ADHD drugs.
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by njbooher 11y ago
The header bar now wraps to multiple lines when in portrait orientation on my iPad Air 2. Not a fan.
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by njbooher 11y ago
The video of the kid who had been drinking and driving, got in a wreck, and had to have a hole drilled in his skull to relieve the buildup of blood was pretty effective for me.
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by njbooher 11y ago
66 and 33
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by njbooher 11y ago
For that you might want to look at Cython.
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by njbooher 11y ago
Various packages are incompatible with PyPy. http://pypy.org/compat.html
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by njbooher 11y ago
I wouldn't want to work with you or him.
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by njbooher 12y ago
Yup. Just keeps getting better ( https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BpUs_MAIYAEHb2o.png:large ).
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by njbooher 12y ago
I don't think they push CCS much anymore. The focus seems to be on generating long reads and then using Quiver to call the consensus ( https://github.com/PacificBiosciences/GenomicConsensus/blob/... ).
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by njbooher 13y ago
Funny you should mention XBMC. I had almost exactly the same issue as the one described here with an older version of it 6 months ago. Old writeup: https://gist.github.com/njbooher/cedd5a49895d3d664474#file-g...
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by njbooher 13y ago
Microbiome research is still very new. I'm surprised there's a service already.
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by njbooher 13y ago
It's possible to respect that the other people in the meeting are experts in their own topic and still find the level of misunderstanding hilarious. I work with a team of biologists and I know we all feel like that engineer during meet
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by njbooher 13y ago
Works fine on Arch.
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by njbooher 13y ago
I'm more surprised that Cython isn't there.
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by njbooher 13y ago
Based on the sequencing read archives for that publication[1], it looks like they used Helicos[2]. PacBio[3] is another form of it. [1] http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sra?LinkName=pubmed_sra&from_uid... [2] http:/&#x
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by njbooher 13y ago
https://twitter.com/lh3lh3 https://twitter.com/aphillippy https://twitter.com/mike_schatz https://twitter.com/infoecho https://twitter.com/genetics_blog h
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by njbooher 13y ago
A bunch of prominent people in computational biology are on Twitter. I follow them and between their tweets and things they retweet a bunch of interesting papers show up.
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by njbooher 13y ago
We do as well. The NAS is Snorlax, the GPU server is Pikachu, and the workstations are Eevee and Vulpix. I would have named the printer Ditto but apparently IT has a policy on printer names.
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by njbooher 13y ago
Cached: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...

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