Very odd. I mean, it's nice to have my prayers spell-checked and all, but really, Apple? Cthulhu?
Also, jinja2 rocks. I think I'll be teaching it as a templating language this term...
And finally, people interested in using sqlite3 for shelve-like storage in Python 2.x can take a look …
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Sarah Mei posts about teaching Ruby to high school girls. Good stuff.
While searching for some GHOP info from way back, I ran across this post asking "where are the girls among the GHOP winners?" (The statistics mentioned in the post may have been posted since, although I haven't seen …
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So, it's nomination season for the Python Software Foundation again... and I have this niggling feeling that I'm forgetting about several people that have demonstrated significant commitment to the Python community, are good 'uns, and are otherwise people I would trust with some part of the future of Python and …
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Courtesy of Rich Enbody, this blog post, How XML Threatens Big Data -- Dataspora, elicited a big "duh" from me.
You don't solve any of the semantic problems with data by elaborating on a textual format. You may bring them into the light, but along with the visibility comes "bureaucracy" -- technology …
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OK, so you have a genome -- let's say it's about 1gb in size -- and you want to do ChIP-seq on a transcription factor that you think binds ~1000 places in the genome. You've measured the specificity of the transcription factor and it seems to enrich about 10-fold over background (an …
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Victoria Laidler just announced a Pandokia release. She gave a great lightning talk on Pandokia at the PyCon '09 testing BoF and I've been looking forward to this release.
Pandokia seems like a nice way to manage test running and results analysis & reporting, and it fits a fairly unique niche …
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