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Bioinformatics scientist at the Broad Institute 🖥️🧬. I am working on (pangenome) graph alignment and machine learning algorithms for identifying multi-omic QTLs in the All of Us Biobank.
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The efficiency of the market

What the actual fuck is this

And now officially out in Oxford Bioinformatics :) academic.oup.com/bioinformati...

For those using WDL for their bioinformatic workflows: I wrote an extension for the @zed.dev code editor enabling syntax highlighting and integration with wdl-lsp. It also supports bash highlighting in command blocks. Installable through the Zed extensions pane! github.com/broadinstitu...

A printed thesis! Did not expect it would feel so good to have the final version physically in your hands 🙌

Diversity and consequences of structural variation in the human genome go.nature.com/4awEtaY #Review by Ryan L. Collins & Michael E. Talkowski @broadinstitute.org @harvard.edu @harvardmed.bsky.social

COMPUTER SCIENTISTS: "k" means one thousand and twenty-four STORAGE MANUFACTURERS: "k" means one thousand DISPLAY MANUFACTURERS [thinking hard]: "K" means nine hundred and sixty

Still in beta, so possible minor API changes ... but our Suffix Array library (in Rust) is ready for business. Builds on lovely ideas in CaPS-SA from @robp.bsky.social. Low mem construction. Spaced seeds. Optional crazy-low-mem search. More info on the horizon.

Anyone insight how I can configure pylsp such that it finds and autocompletes packages installed with uv?

Found ChatGPT in Fallout New Vegas: "Are you some kind of AI?" "Regrettably not, sir. All modules in this habitat are synthetic personalities atop a mundane operating system. There is no intelligence here, sir." www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XJw...

💡 Tip: You can set your website as your username on Bluesky! This is one form of self-verification, and we especially encourage official organizations and brands to do this! Examples include @npr.org @react.dev @duolingobrasil.com.br. Here's our guide for how to do this:

I want to hear some bioinformatics war stories! What was the most weird bug or sequencing artifact you had to debug? I'll start: Did you know that changing the number of threads used by bwa-mem can influence your BAM output?

[looking at Bluesky over the past 2 days] So this is what the Cambrian explosion must have felt like

I think Philip Eng deserves a statue in the Boston common

Working through Prince's excellent "Understanding Deep Learning" book. Full of great insights like these: by optimizing using SGD we implicitly regularize the weights towards values where the gradients are similar across batches 🤯

The protein emoji was rejected in 2022. With the #alphafold #proteindesign #chemnobel, it's the perfect time for a revival ! go go @lindorfflarsen.bsky.social and col. !!!!!