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by tonto 5y ago
chm13 is from a "complete hydatidiform mole" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molar_pregnancy and the paper says "Local ancestry analysis shows that most of the CHM13 genome is of European origin, including
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by tonto 5y ago
y-chromosome was added since the preprint was made https://twitter.com/aphillippy/status/1509594880623796226 and was made from the hg002 cell sample (which is heavily analyzed by the genome in a bottle project ht
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by tonto 5y ago
This does seem like the right approach....without any requirements in this mit0 then you can just steal it outright it seems
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by tonto 5y ago
not really related to this post, but all the "related tweets" (aka "More Tweets") are from trumpers. not a great look
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by tonto 5y ago
I don't really work on distributed systems but I do often worry about performance and reliability and even if I get some wins sometimes the anxiety of not performing right is stressful....
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by tonto 5y ago
these days, research papers have figures and tables that automatically generated with knitr/R or similar systems. that is the future. can spreadsheets do that?
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by tonto 5y ago
such a cool video
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by tonto 5y ago
I forget where I got this from but this is an alias you can use to check your CPU speeds alias cpuspeed="watch -n.1 \"cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep \\\"^[c]pu MHz\\\"\"" prints out current mhz on all cores
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by tonto 5y ago
just fyi there is an invalid cert warning on kinduff.com
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by tonto 5y ago
you really think science is suffering that big of an existential threat or are you just pandering to the crowd here
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by tonto 5y ago
discogs tagger is amazing. so many cool plugins. another foobar feature I like are the autoplaylists. i really like having (from really any music player) a "recently added" and "recently played" autoplaylists and this ca
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by tonto 5y ago
my preference is to actually combine the 'artists' and 'albums' columns into a single column that is a list of text 'artist - album'. foobar allows this with their great title formatting language https:/&
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by tonto 5y ago
Had a similar experience with a Dell preshipped with Ubuntu. Also wouldn't go to sleep when I got it, was crazy. Eventually started working maybe after bios update but was pretty frustrating
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by tonto 5y ago
I had this experience when I asked about s3 backup also (after a junior programmer deleted a directory in our s3 bucket...). The response from r/aws was "just don't let that happen" or ("use IAM roles")
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by tonto 5y ago
Corresponds with dropping ie11 today too https://twitter.com/cramforce/status/1443962459723755533?s=2...
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by tonto 5y ago
You can have great novel products...that aren't very abstract
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by tonto 5y ago
author of blogpost here. interestingly the actual thing (not mentioned in blog post) that I was developing was for text searching too...resulting library I made is here https://github.com/GMOD/ixixx-js/
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by tonto 6y ago
The development in the article is basically gene panel using nanopore sequencers. It dynamically ejects sequence that doesn't match the thing the user is interested in programmatically
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by tonto 6y ago
The data join thing is interesting. I'd be curious about other future opportunities for d3 to sync up more with react. Posts like this [0] show that d3 can "just generate the path" and then at that point you can use different
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by tonto 6y ago
University of California, Berkeley | Berkeley, CA | Remote | Frontend Application Programmer | Remote allowed (within USA) or on site at Berkeley http://jbrowse.org/ https://careerspub.universityofcalifornia.edu
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by tonto 6y ago
some suggestions are that in the future, the I/O latency is going to get very low, network speeds very fast, etc. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SM3PhGGllL0&feature=youtu.be [1] https://www.ece.rice
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by tonto 7y ago
This is not funny my dude
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by tonto 7y ago
Some of the things with javascript PDF renderers overlaps with what we do in bioinformatics (we make http range requests from large binary data files similar to this article's 7gb "linearized" pdf) so it's cool to see wh
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by tonto 7y ago
This doesn't even mention location data from phones which is so persistently on and hard to disable, yet any usage of maps requires it. I want it off after that...
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by tonto 8y ago
There should be a report button on comments for comments like this.
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by tonto 8y ago
You might still want this for your editor to properly have indenting information as you are coding though no?
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by tonto 8y ago
The turn in the middle of the article about taking care of yourself is interesting. If you only skimmed the first part of the article you might miss that positive message
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by tonto 8y ago
I have complained about this before but the "swipe right" news view on Android used to be nice but now it's so hyper focused on returning results related to your latest Google search that it is really annoying..
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by tonto 8y ago
We are now in an intermediate hell of Babel and webpack though...the language is cool, but the toolchains are really crazy right now. Someone could dismiss my argument if they got a comfy setup but often times if you're doing even just
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by tonto 8y ago
This webpage is a pretty sweet highly obsessive guide to making water heater timer controls... Or a tome for groceries style web design.. However you want to look at it! http://waterheatertimer.org/index.html

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