ellimilial

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by ellimilial 4y ago
If it fits on a single machine - jq, flat files, JSON lines / avro if relatively flat. Change to a tabular format if when nesting not required. Postgres JSONB works, but it requires maintaining a heavy server process. So does Lucene&#x
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by ellimilial 5y ago
Try a nociception, drug design or pharmacy group at your local university. Chances are they’ve been doing this for years.
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by ellimilial 5y ago
Great content, but incredibly difficult to trawl through.
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by ellimilial 5y ago
It's always great fun compounding new, manual 'indexes' when you discover you need another query.
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by ellimilial 5y ago
With a lot of fuzziness, some state and temporal stuff.
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Two families of data models and how they affect engineering-ML/AI communications(ellarion.com)
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Brain of a white collar worker(thelancet.com)
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by ellimilial 5y ago
Yes please, it took me over 5 secs to figure out what to click, felt like ages.
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by ellimilial 5y ago
Diffusione Urino Sure it's delish, very appealing.
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by ellimilial 5y ago
For https://biokeanos.com (biomedical data catalog and discovery tool), keeping things on disk and versioning by pushing to repo saved me months already on dubugging and maintenance only.
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by ellimilial 5y ago
Isn’t this counting the lines with any G/C in them vs the total number of G/C literals?
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by ellimilial 5y ago
A context might be useful. From what I gather, the author is a researcher in bioinformatics related field. This may indicate that they tend to work either alone or in a relatively small group. The domain is small scope data processing&#x2F
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by ellimilial 5y ago
The team being 'all-British' for obvious security reasons. Which I imagine might have felt like and insult to an injury to the 'little people', who, despite cracking the code, were not permitted to continue working on i
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by ellimilial 5y ago
The wording of the abstract indicates that this article itself has been auto-generated, right? :)
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Arachne.ai – A Biomedical Data Backbone(ellarion.com)
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by ellimilial 5y ago
A fair amount of drugs inhibiting it had to be recalled after https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16554806 and subsequent regulators actions.
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by ellimilial 5y ago
Quite possible. Nobody wants another hERG fiasco.
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by ellimilial 5y ago
@setr explained it really well. A side note, NoSQL also includes graph databases, dedicated to this type of node/relationship traversal.
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by ellimilial 5y ago
Hi Jason, thank you very much for the background and the explanation. It is fascinating to see the progress in this direction. I started raising my eyebrow (in the best possible sense) upon seeing parts of tooling very similar to ours but s
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by ellimilial 5y ago
Thank you for the response and clearing up the 'billion rows' / surly bonds confusion I had from reading project's Why Flat Data? section. I think I understand the target use case slightly better now. One of the strong a
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by ellimilial 5y ago
Very interesting how Github comes with more and more interesting 'actions' to turn repos into 'platforms' and moves us closer to serverless future. @idan how does it scale with the size (including storage)? Is 'a bi
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by ellimilial 5y ago
[...] all currently have favorable relations with the Kremlin, including [...] Georgia, [...] Ukraine. One might wonder how unfavourable relations with Kremlin look like then.
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by ellimilial 5y ago
This really stuck a cord, thank you for sharing.
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by ellimilial 5y ago
And they point that out: "There are other reasons for key logging, such as providing autocomplete functionality"
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by ellimilial 5y ago
"There are other reasons for key logging, such as providing autocomplete functionality" - I don't think they're stretching anything.
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by ellimilial 5y ago
A Polish job board https://nofluffjobs.com took over the market in several years simply by forcing employers to include the range when posting the offer. So there is a supply/demand argument here - at least for some markets
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by ellimilial 5y ago
The minority and underrepresented perspective is really important here. But it takes a while to learn how to evaluate your skills against a particular company's needs, market at large and learn to negotiate. I know few people who were
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by ellimilial 5y ago
You misspelt 'work in an office with a bad atmosphere', you're welcome.
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by ellimilial 5y ago
The other way around. For most problems you don't need a DB. Only for the subset of those that do you need a dedicated process/container/machine. We have learnt to use full-fledged RDBMSs as a default because they proved real
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by ellimilial 5y ago
It can’t run embedded. Having no live parts is a real paradigm shift for so many scenarios.

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