xipho

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by xipho 7y ago
From in-depth experience I completely concur with your bullet points, they are all valid (spot on really), and in some cases huge blockers for larger scale adoption. I've had plenty of existential angst regarding the amount of time I&#
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by xipho 7y ago
Curious, coming from a user named 'glofish' that they are unaware of GOs pervasiveness in the zebrafish model organsim world. GO is everywhere in the genomics/model organism world, and only growing in use. Also funny that the
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by xipho 7y ago
Indeed, but not the whole story ;) https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&geo=US&q=%...
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by xipho 7y ago
Find this, and much more at the Biodiversity Heritage Library. https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/71078#page/11/mode/...
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by xipho 7y ago
It's highly interesting to consider that none of your examples are actually originally native to the areas I suspect you're referring to. Dandilions, for example, come from Europe IIRC. Mesquite and cactus were moved in and be
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by xipho 7y ago
Contribute to TaxonWorks http://taxonworks.org/ . Software from a small endowed group that builds tools that support those who describe Earth's species. Software is completely open source, many opportunities to improve
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by xipho 7y ago
I mean this is obvious, right? Salads on fast-food menus have more fat and other "bad stuff" than burgers thanks to cheese, dressing etc. Your FF faux burger is still fried, cheesed, sauced etc. Next please.
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by xipho 7y ago
This is a common falacy. Organic forming can only use organic chemical solutions, some of which are far more toxic than their synthetic alternatives. Explore this idea by checking out strawberry production.
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by xipho 8y ago
One of the proposed selling points of representing your data semantically is that you can infer across it, disjoint assertions are pretty important in this regard. How disjoint assertions are used (Smith) is another issue. A related beef t
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by xipho 8y ago
You're right, there are a lot of academics that like the idea of a semantic web, it rings true to a lot of scientific principles. There are also a lot of ideas and far fewer day-to-day applications. Science ticks a long a lot slower th
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by xipho 8y ago
The graph of top skills doesn't remotely correspond to the keyword values (actual data). For example rails/ruby is nowhere on the graph, when both score over 50.
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by xipho 11y ago
Any visa can be terminated for any reason at the border, no difference there b/w TN and H-1B (IANAL).
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by xipho 12y ago
Follow @phylogenomics, look at recent his recent rants. Almost certainly this is correlation/causation bunk about the microbiome (in addition to the other problems noted here).
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by xipho 12y ago
But did you start with Akalabeth?
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by xipho 12y ago
This! I remember it as well. Edit -> pretty sure it was II, or III... hell I don't remember, can picture it though. What about dropping a coin in the lake in I to get a random weapon, do it enough times and your puny starting chara
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by xipho 14y ago
Great, thanks. Time to install, so insanely timely for our needs it's scary.
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by xipho 14y ago
The installation guide link on the homepage that takes you to Git is borked at present?!