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RT @pathogenomenick: must read for assembly nerds RT @mike_schatz: SMRT-Assembly Approaches: De Novo Assembly with 3rd Generation Sequencing http://t.co/BuCmElG

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Camp fire... Nice to relax in woods http://t.co/HMqDDop

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RT @westr: RT @aemonten: George Church: Changing The World One Nucleotide at a Time http://t.co/YQ4dHpg -Another great post by @Katie_PhD #pm101

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RT @genomeresearch: 10-15% of human genome might be functional - call for more seq genomes and direct experimental ID of regulatory seqs http://t.co/m3VnLTx

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RT @HHMINEWS: Nice post by Janelia Farm's Sean Eddy: http://ow.ly/6fpSF Commenting on "The Heart of Research Is Sick," http://ow.ly/6fq3b

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RT @mndoci: Thanks to Sean Eddy for reminding me of this wonderful paper: http://t.co/hrHhFQq

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Planet made of diamond http://t.co/zcpadjU /via @timdream

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RT @jeff_hayes: Populism, Technology and Interactivity - New York Times http://t.co/cKbJ7uA

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Farmer's market... http://t.co/sMSii2y

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RT @kbradnam: “@geetika1255: Breathtaking. National Parks from space. http://t.co/TEhad6O”

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RT @MishaAngrist: RT @BoraZ: Is Pursuit Of A Ph.D. Really An Academic Pyramid Scheme? http://t.co/HrvTTtj

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RT @paulblaser: "Premature optimization is the root of all evil.” Here's a fun post on optimizing Python - http://t.co/RKnU1cm

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RT @justinvincent: How Google's build system works http://t.co/rqgkcdi

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RT @kinggary: "software is eating the world" (i'd add statistical methods & data too) http://ow.ly/68vVg

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0.97, the first version of linux that I downloaded from usenet to floppies and installed, why? Wanted to run ghostscript on a pc...

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Linux, 20 years old http://t.co/ImcX7SR

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RT @MishaAngrist: RT @scilib: Free sucks. I want my privacy back http://t.co/ofwQVi7 by @ambermac via @mrgunn

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RT @holloway: 2 GB of smartphone data on AT&T costs $30. 2 GB of SMS messages on AT&T costs $2,684,354.56. How does this make sense?

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RT @novaspivack: A visualization of the history of data civilization - a Timeline by Stephen Wolfram. http://t.co/6NbJfti @wolframalpha

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RT @jeffbarr: Version 2.0 of the #AWS toolkit for #Eclipse: http://t.co/2RydfJ3 #java

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In big data analysis, it is important to figure out what should be kept and what should be ignored.

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Not complicated analysis, but it makes sense Why the Cloud does not solve the computational scaling problem in biology http://t.co/eJAK1XY

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RT @abhishektiwari: Quora is now running on PyPy http://t.co/O2f8S81

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RT @timoreilly: Interesting: Science, Superstars & Stocks: Is Everything Getting Harder? http://paul.kedrosky.com/archive...

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It should be a fun problem.

August 14 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

Wondering whether some of the stat. mech theories from my grad. school days can be applied to the water in a nanotube problem.

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RT @NanotechWeek: Disorder is key to nanotube mystery: Scientists often find strange and unexpected things when they look at mater... http://t.co/Enq8evD

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Good read, reminding me the first few ch. In ET Jaynes' book. On Chomsky and the Two Cultures of Statistical Learning http://t.co/TCAT9C1

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RT @kerim: RT @niubi: LinkedIn Pulled A Facebook And Messed With Your Info -- Here's How To Fix It http://sgp.cm/2e349c

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RT @phylogenomics: Kevin Slavin: How algorithms shape our world | Video on TED.com http://shar.es/H8pNS

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