getoffmycase

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by getoffmycase 2y ago
I click the comments on Reddit to read the full text of the article copied and pasted instead of clicking on the actual link and dealing with the website at the other end.
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by getoffmycase 2y ago
You can order them super cheap and in bulk from a variety of retailers. Ranging from simple toy things to rolls of it
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by getoffmycase 2y ago
This is in OKC, not Tulsa. Tulsans have plenty excitement with the opening of the atrociously bacteria infected Zink Lake running through the middle of the city: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/d1473cd55d8d40e4
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
I basically don’t use anything outside of tidyverse or base R because of the package dependency issues.
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
The entire testing system they describe feels like something I can strive towards too. They make you want their solution because it offers a way of life and thinking and doing like you've never experienced before
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
What are the proper qualifications to criticize evolution?
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
The fundamentals of biology are not difficult to grasp. Evolution, DNA -> RNA -> Protein, basic cell signalling, etc are all really easy to grasp with just the tiniest bit of effort. There's really no place for bad analogies, esp
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
If I had a nickel for every terrible biology to computer processes analogy I saw on this website since joining, I’d probably have enough money to buy a beer. Which is what I feel I need after I see something like this. Biology does not act
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
Honestly the major pain point is that the grad student that wrote the package you need is no longer maintaining it because they’ve graduated. Also the code they wrote sucks, but whatever. I’m wary of software engineers coming over the bioin
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
There is literally a world of biology (text)books that describe the process of evolution and how life came to be. I would recommend finding a syllabus at a local college for a biology class, getting the textbook second hand and then reading
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
I am currently in a run playing rapid 5|5 because I found myself consistently running out of time in longer time controls. To me, improving at rapid is making significant progress in my overall chess abilities. I developed a better understa
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
Put a DSLR in the freezer with a long exposure time.[1] Instant cosmic ray detector. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/astrophotography/comments/m1w4wv/i_...
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
Small correction: this is the same drug as the one already approved by the UK.
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
I disagree. I think that proteomics is useful without spatial information because it captures a snapshot of cell state, or tissue state rather, of signaling networks via PTMs along with abundance measurements. If you don’t have spatial orie
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
There is nothing that I can think of. The tools of the trade are mass spectrometers, most dominantly right now the high end Orbitraps and the TIMS-TOF. If you’re interested in instrumentation I can send you some resources. There’s a few goo
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
Technically two or three of the silver line buses are also considered to be subway, too. I believe SL1, SL2, and SL3. They’re subway fare and they go underground at some point
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
I thought northern MI was full of trolls (people that live under the bridge to the yoopers)
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
Yeah I primarily use DataGrip and Rider. I use DataSpell with the R plugin, and Pycharm is a godsend when I have to program something in python. I don’t do it very often and really appreciate pycharm’s ease of use. Rider is a great, lightwe
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
Starting from a problem and making a solution requires that you understand both your problem domain and the domain of the solution very well. Much harder than taking a hammer and hitting everything that kind of looks like a nail
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
Apple Maps isn’t great, but in Boston, MA, Google maps has been an awful experience. I think the most egregious issue Ive experienced is that Google tries to adjust your location to the route it has planned, rather than displaying your loca
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
The fire truck had lights and sirens on according to updated articles, so the Cruise vehicle would be at fault
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
Biotech and drug discovery is inherently gambling. Most May tank, but some have the potential to 10-20x. Traditionally their IPOs allowed them to spread the risk out broadly amongst the public. Then they somehow became stupidly overvalued i
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
I’d be happy to chat offline. Your current work and my current work I think share a lot of similarity. My GitHub is avcarr2.
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
From one proteomics person to another, what tools are you using? I can see needing snakemake for something like proteogenomics (our lab published a tool in that area) or DIA cause that pipeline can get a little complex. But for run of the m
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
There is a potent cholesterol raising compound, cafestol, in coffee that is removed when the it is filtered with paper.
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
The image where she found the duplications in the microscopy image demonstrates an absolutely unreal pattern recognition ability. I knew of her, but I hadn’t previously seen this essay
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
American Prometheus is the first real book I read as a 5th grader doing a book report on a scientist. It inspired me to become a scientist myself.
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
Undergrad researchers are typically shielded from all of the bullshit that goes on behind the scenes because they aren’t in lab 40+ hours a week. I know, personally, of 5 separate 16-18 year old kids that have been a part of academic labs.
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
I am an analytical chemistry PhD student about to turn in my dissertation, and I also have had no thorough education in signal processing, and had to teach myself what I know. It's really a shame because I do know a ton about the pheno
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by getoffmycase 3y ago
According to a talk I heard from a VC, the bulk of investments return very little, several may 2x to 5x, a few may 5x, and one will 15-20x or greater. They’re looking for a 10+% return on the entire portfolio.

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