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  • They have a browser app as well for mobile

  • Well I mean Kirk did it that one time with his Vulcan zombie buddy, so obviously it's been known for at least a century by that point

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  • Good question! Some people will probably cite the electromagnetic spectrum, but in this case the scientific principle is much simpler. It's called "because I felt like it"

  • I started playing Minecraft during infdev, and now I'm teaching my little cousin how to play. I'm building a base for him and showing off all the features I thought were cool when I was first playing. It's been a lot of fun getting back into the mind of the kid

  • "your suggestion is without honor."

  • My headcanon is that the right turning person's blinker is the only one out of sync

  • god, this code is awful. Who wrote this?

    git blame

    Oh

  • I recommend the fortified wine

  • Phil Spector

  • For those trying to figure out the Reagan connection, it's referring to the quote "I'm from the government and I'm here to help."

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  • DMs are possible, but the desktop ui handles it very poorly. As for following people, it's not a lemmy feature but it's available on certain other platforms, like mastodon.

  • And that's why my inner monologue is an endless stream of consciousness

  • It's a joke lol I assumed that the episode was made in tribute to Gene with the death of Sarek as a memorial to Gene, but it turned out to be coincidental

  • Little known fact: it was actual footage of them delivering the news of Roddenberry's death to Nemoy

  • Well I mean, what else could we expect from the crime president?

  • What? There are recipes for soap that date back to ancient Sumer

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  • I'm not familiar with the name of the file I'm currently working with tbh. It's used to create the annotation files for regenie analyses. It has every variant for every gene within the biobank. There's far more than just missense; there are stop/start gain/loss, splice donor/acceptor, frameshifts, and ptv. It contains primateAI scores, spliceAI scores, cava data, clinvar data, and more.

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  • yes, all that data is extrapolated directly from DNA. It's a huge amount of information. All the DNA in a single human cell is directly translated to about 750MiB. Now, add in the fact that genomic studies use biobanks, like the UK Biobank, which contains the genetic info of hundreds of thousands of people. The data we can extrapolate from DNA is absolutely massive.

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  • Well it varies depending on what the file is meant for. Usually there's columns like chromosome, variant position, reference nucleotide, observed nucleotide, type of variation, codon sequence, gene name, etc.

    There's also columns that result from various analyses. In the file I've been working on lately, there are columns such as variant impact, level of confidence, pathogenicity, clinical significance, etc.