David Pinto

161 posts

David Pinto

David Pinto

@carandraugNet

Computer Vision with @Oxford_VGG (previously Microscopy with @MicronOxford), Software Freedom, @GnuOctave developer, Scouting @Escoteiros_PT

Oxford, United Kingdom Bergabung Temmuz 2019
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David Pinto
David Pinto@carandraugNet·
@matxpp Hear, hear --- I'm a developer of Microscope-Cockpit (GUI to control microscopes) and use all of those: MDI, restoring window position, and window icons
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David Pinto
David Pinto@carandraugNet·
Can anyone point me to a biography film where the real life character is still alive but the actor playing that character is deceased?
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David Pinto
David Pinto@carandraugNet·
@TalleyJLambert I'm only left wondering if the slower version is because of ctypes itself. But this is pretty neat.
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Talley Lambert
Talley Lambert@TalleyJLambert·
@carandraugNet checked again: after reimplementation, the loading of metadata for a relatively large file (500mb) takes ~5ms after rewrite, and ~28ms with the SDK. reading the actual file data is not so different
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Talley Lambert
Talley Lambert@TalleyJLambert·
The nd2 package (Nikon NIS elements file reader for python) just got a major internal refactor. v0.6.0 reimplements the outputs of the official SDK in pure python. (No more wrapping of c code) Speed is improved, and it’s easier to install anywhere now. github.com/tlambert03/nd2
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David Pinto
David Pinto@carandraugNet·
@beamsontoast I would guess that if there is internet, it's no longer off the grid and without distractions.
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David Pinto
David Pinto@carandraugNet·
I'm today years old when I realised that the `s` in json, pickle, etc loads and dumps methods stands for `string`. I no longer need to check documentation to find out which one handles file handles or strings.
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David Pinto
David Pinto@carandraugNet·
@Maurice_Y_Lee I can already see a microscope refusing to start acquisition because it deems the sample not worthy. With Alexa voice, "Move along, nothing to see here"
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David Pinto
David Pinto@carandraugNet·
An obviously fake paper referenced one of my previous publications with other 258 totally unrelated references. There are a handful of authors that appear in most (all?) of the references. This is International Journal of Inclusive and Sustainable Education vol 1. What to do?
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David Pinto
David Pinto@carandraugNet·
So much better. For those who don't know how to change this: on the desktop site click the little starts icon at the top of the feed and then select "See latest Tweets instead".
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David Pinto
David Pinto@carandraugNet·
@CiminiLab That works. I've done that some 10-15 years ago with H2B-GFP and H3-GFP. You could "easily" check it with FACS too.
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Beth Cimini Lab 🔬💻 📊
#Microscopy Twitter - A collaborator was asking us whether nuclear FP-H2B tot. intensity could be used to == cell cycle phase in the way that DAPI etc can; a search didn't turn up much. My instinct is "not without a bunch of validation", but does anyone know one way or the other?
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David Pinto
David Pinto@carandraugNet·
@JLazzariDean @AndrewGYork We once had a Xbox controller (not even the original brand, just a cheap knockoff) which we used to control a microscope. You can control it from Python making calls to winmm.dll (that's Windows Multimedia library so no need to install anything if you're on Windows)
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Julia Lazzari-Dean
Julia Lazzari-Dean@JLazzariDean·
Hey microscopy DIY folks: I have a great XYZ stage assembly, but it didn’t come with a joystick. @AndrewGYork and I are going to set up a video game controller to move the stage. Does anyone have suggestions on controllers or packages to read their inputs (C or python)? 🎮🔬
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Jean-Yves Tinevez
Jean-Yves Tinevez@jytinevez·
Python is so frustrating. I have never lost time this much. Do you have to reinstall anaconda everytime you want to run Spyder?
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David Pinto
David Pinto@carandraugNet·
@dgaboriau @DrLachie In those images I see microscopes that look back. Looking down the objective to see an eye looking back at you is stuff of nightmares.
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David Pinto
David Pinto@carandraugNet·
@bones_giles @ilandavis So, in average, do red headed people have an higher baseline of endorphin? Does that gives any base to the fiery red-headed trope.
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Darragh Ennis
Darragh Ennis@bones_giles·
@ilandavis It's a mutation in melanocortin1 which is also part of the endorphin production complex
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Darragh Ennis
Darragh Ennis@bones_giles·
Fun fact: red headed people need higher doses of anaesthetic than other people
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