Kim Philipp Jablonski (@kpj_py) 's Twitter Profile
Kim Philipp Jablonski

@kpj_py

Enjoying Data Science @Google; PhD in Comp. Bio. @ETH

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linkhttps://kpj.github.io/ calendar_today30-09-2018 11:53:04

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Marc Garcia (@datapythonista) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#pandas 2.0 will be released soon. I wrote about one of the most important changes we're shipping with it. datapythonista.me/blog/pandas-20…

Tiago Peixoto (@tiagopeixoto) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Good news everyone! A new version of graph-tool is just out! graph-tool graph-tool.skewed.de Single line installation: Anaconda ⤵️ conda create --name gt -c conda-forge graph-tool Homebrew ⤵️ brew install graph-tool Debian/Ubuntu⤵️ apt-get install python3-graph-tool 1/2

Good news everyone! A new version of graph-tool is just out! <a href="/graphtool/">graph-tool</a>
 
graph-tool.skewed.de

Single line installation:

Anaconda ⤵️
conda create --name gt -c conda-forge graph-tool

Homebrew ⤵️
brew install graph-tool

Debian/Ubuntu⤵️
apt-get install python3-graph-tool

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yonatan (@zozuar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#つぶやきGLSL float e,i,a,w,x,g;for(;i++<1e2;){vec3 p=vec3((FC.xy-.5*r)/r.y*g,g-3.);p.zy*=rotate2D(.6);i<1e2?p:p+=1e-4;e=p.y;for(a=.8;a>.003;a*=.8)p.xz*=rotate2D(5.),x=(++p.x+p.z)/a+t+t,w=exp(sin(x)-2.5)*a,o.gb+=w/4e2,p.xz-=w*cos(x),e-=w;g+=e;}o+=min(e*e*4e6,1./g)+g*g/2e2;

Sebastian S. Cocioba🪄🌷 (@atinygreencell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In case anyone missed the original post a while back, here is a *FREE* BioRender equivalent that has image assets compatible with InkScape and other illustrator platforms. bioicons.com

Michael Nielsen (@michael_nielsen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Radiation-hardened quines: a program such that you can delete a single character and it still outputs itself I wonder *how* radiation-hardened you can make a quine? What's the maximum fraction of characters which can be deleted in a self-reproducing program?

Radiation-hardened quines: a program such that you can delete a single character and it still outputs itself

I wonder *how* radiation-hardened you can make a quine?  What's the maximum fraction of characters which can be deleted in a self-reproducing program?
Akshay 🚀 (@akshay_pachaar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

K-Means has two major problems: - Number of clusters must be known - Doesn't handle outliers But there's a solution! Introducing DBSCAN, a Density based clustering algorithm. 🚀 Read more 🧵👇

K-Means has two major problems:

- Number of clusters must be known
- Doesn't handle outliers

But there's a solution!

Introducing DBSCAN, a Density based clustering algorithm. 🚀

Read more 🧵👇
posit::glimpse() (@posit_glimpse) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Want to learn about {purrr} & the updates in the 1.0.0 release? In this video Hadley Wickham introduces {purrr} & shares some of his favorite highlights of this release (hint: progress bars, better error messages, some new map & list functions, & more). #rstats #tidyverse

pikuma.com (@pikuma) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I remember reading about determinants in high school. The name was scary and not much context was given. 😦 For a long time, a determinant was just a value I had to blindly compute using a formula. Here's what I would like to know about determinants when I first started... 🧵

Stephen Gruppetta (@s_gruppetta) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You can see the `SyntaxError` in the code block in the first tweet. Python is expecting a float because of the . after the 5 There are a few options, but the "cheat" option is to add a space between the 5 and the . Yes, that's it! Don't miss the extra space… /2

You can see the `SyntaxError` in the code block in the first tweet. Python is expecting a float because of the . after the 5

There are a few options, but the "cheat" option is to add a space between the 5 and the .

Yes, that's it!

Don't miss the extra space…

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Jeremy Howard (@jeremyphoward) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There's a new programming language in town - it's Mojo! I'm more than a little excited about it. It's Python, but with none of Python's problems. You can write code as fast as C, and deploy small standalone applications like C. My post is below, and a 🧵 fast.ai/posts/2023-05-…

NEXUS (@nexus_pht) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The next Computational Reproducibility seminar is this Wednesday at 5 pm: Kim Philipp Jablonski Kim Philipp Jablonski at Google is going to speak about sustainable tool benchmarking and workflow development in Computational Biology. -- Join us for free at: ethz.zoom.us/j/65832714361 Swiss Reproducibility Network @swissrn.bsky.social

Project Jupyter (@projectjupyter) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are thrilled to announce the release of Jupyter Notebook Version 7! 🚀 📝💻 Real-time collaboration, visual debugging, dark mode, and more! Read our latest blog post to discover what's new! blog.jupyter.org/announcing-jup…

Tim Davison ᯅ (@timd_ca) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Zooming around a bacteria cell. It's so cool I just got the cell imported (including lipids) and rendering correctly with the new rendering engine (it's called Angstrom). 3x performance boost! So much detail (too much?!) #screenshotsunday #gamedev #scicomm #xcode #swiftlang

Johannes Köster (@johanneskoester.bsky.social) (@johanneskoester) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I am happy to finally announce the release of #Snakemake 8.0! In about half a year, we have modernized large parts of the code base. Most importantly, Snakemake 8.0 introduces a versatile plugin system, redesigned support for external storage, and modernized documentation. (1/n)

Pedro Ferreira (@pfalef) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We have made many updates to our SCICoNE results. Everything is described in this new version of our preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Johannes Köster (@johanneskoester.bsky.social) (@johanneskoester) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#datavzrd, our tool for rendering modern interactive, visual, server-free, tabular scientific HTML reports with zero/low-code (datavzrd.github.io), now has a tutorial (1-2h): datavzrd.github.io/docs/tutorial.….