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chapmanb

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About chapmanb

Biologist and Programmer: http://bcb.io http://github.com/chapmanb

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/chapmanb; my proof: https://keybase.io/chapmanb/sigs/Z8oDZfDpvPHuIYdzRuy614MCnV8bEj53xmOOba3IkeU ]

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    Comment #3364330

    The PDF is currently available, although I couldn't find a direct link so it may be a temporary mistake: http://www.sciencemag.org/content/334/6062/1518.full.pdf Supporting online …

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    Comment #2955978

    I had the same struggle and originally used viper-mode + vimpulse to ease the transition. Recently I've switched to Evil, which is excellent and requires very little configuration …

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    Comment #2434969

    Thanks for the feedback. I'd be very happy if this inspired better solutions. My goal was to solve a problem that was slowing down my work, and I reached for multiprocessing from m…

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    Comment #2346032

    I would say that learning Lisp is definitely worthwhile and will improve your Python coding; pg's essay argues for Lisp better than I could: http://www.paulgraham.com/avg.html You'…

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    Comment #2344367

    I learned Clojure with Joy of Clojure, the early access version, coming from a Python background with very little practical experience in Java or Lisp. It's an excellent book. The …

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    Comment #2255592

    The code is on GitHub: https://github.com/mreid/annotatr I remember seeing it last year and it doesn't look to have been worked on recently. A great proof of concept, but it'll be …

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    Comment #1788141

    I can second the System76 laptop recommendation. I got a Lemur laptop from them last year: http://www.system76.com/product_info.php?cPath=28&produc... Sound, wifi and the camera wo…

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    Comment #1595287

    Felix Salmon's thoughts on the difficulties with SoBi's business model: http://blogs.reuters.com/felix-salmon/2010/08/11/why-small-s... An interesting take since Felix is very pro-…

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    Comment #1286000

    I work standing with my laptop on top of a chrome wire shelf: http://www.theshelvingstore.com/Chrome_Wire_Shelving_s/34.ht... They are available in a bunch of depths and heights an…

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    Comment #1162054

    Sanuk sells thin flexible shoes. They are a bit casual, but a few styles are work friendly: http://www.sanuk.com/products/341027 VivoBarefoot is another alternative, although a bit…

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    Comment #616627

    There I was brainstorming ideas to replicate the hierarchical database/collection/document management that MongoDB and CouchDB offer. One solution I have used, and became disenchan…

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    Comment #616615

    Yes, that's right. For the test I ran the tyrant server with: ttserver test.tcb#opts=ld#bnum=1000000#lcnum=10000 d specifies a deflate encoding. The type of database may also make …