Really excited to announce this one - we've been working with the @BioContainers group to make all of their images available on ECR Public Gallery. This means that bioinformatics containers will not be subject to throttling on AWS. Nice.
aws.amazon.com/blogs/hpc/bioc…
As part of the Common Workflow Language (CWL) conference this year , @Lexisomes and I'll be conducting a CWL novice tutorial training workshop (APAC region) next week. Register below if you're interested and/or please retweet.
Workshop Signup: forms.gle/FeFmX8MuxfqiDv…@commonwl
Not too late to sign up for CWLConf 2023!
survey.bio-it.embl.de/614492
I'll be in Session 2 (EMEA-APAC) Wed 1 March and Session 3 (APAC-Americas) Friday 3 March.
Learn how we're using CWL Expressions at @UMCCR for running workflows on @illumina's Connected Analytics Platform.
New release! @MultiQC version 1.14 just hit the shelves, and it's a big one! 🎉 Massive thank you to everyone who contributed (there were a lot of you!) 🙇🏻♂️
github.com/ewels/MultiQC/…
Here's a short thread covering some of the highlights.. 🧵
Is it possible to delay the submission of a @GitHub issue until 9am the next business day to make it look like the submitter has a healthy work-life balance? ...asking for a friend
I also think this would be a useful feature for reducing notifications outside of business hours.
@StevePriceMedia@AusTodayListnr In the context of Andrew Thornburn:
'Should your private religious beliefs affect your employment?'
Wasn't private, he was on the board of the church.
'Should your prospective employer be able to ask you about your religious beliefs?'
Didn't have to. It was on his LinkedIn
Should your private religious beliefs affect your employment? Should your prospective employer be able to ask you about your religious beliefs?
@AusTodayListnr
@PhilippBayer Rise of container software, docker and the HPC friendly singularity and the automation of bioinformatics software being added as stand-alone images to container repositories like quay.io/biocontainers has also been a big help! I can pull an image down locally and just run it!
@patricklmead Hi Patrick, can you send me through a gist of your code so I can reproduce this? What ruamel method are you using to read the yaml file? And what version of ruamel are you using?
@Lexisomes Hi Alex
Thank you for the article.
It appears that ruamel doesn't preserve comments if it reads the yaml from a file. The examples in your article used a string as input.
Is my understanding correct? I'll read the ruamel source next but my initial tests seem to confirm this.
A write up on writing up yaml files in python:
@awlucattini_60867/writing-yaml-files-with-python-a6a7fc6ed6c3?source=friends_link&sk=d7421660e2c27ab16c92cb362eed2002" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@awlucattini_6…
@flaviaerius Is there any caveats to this way as opposed to mtcars <- mtcars %>% mutate
Say you had mtcars as an input param for a function, could the %<>% affect the value of mtcars variable in the global scope?
The most underrated function in R is {magrittr}'s assignment pipe:
%<>%
It assigns all the modifications made to your dataframe back to the same dataframe variable.
mtcars %<>%
mutate(avg_wt = mean(wt))
Then, mtcars will have the column avg_wt.
#rstats
Why does Outlook send me reminders for meetings that happened a week ago? I clearly attended, I clicked the meeting link through the Outlook calendar at the time of said meeting, and you can't track that? And if I didn't go... no good can come from following up now!
@PRGuy17 For those interested, the pandemic powers were extended - health.vic.gov.au/covid-19/victo….
These replace the SoE powers that were designed for short-term events, not pandemics. Guy spent a long time advocating against pandemic powers only to clearly forget they existed.
Victorian Opposition leader Matthew Guy has been left red faced after today calling on Dan Andrews to end the State of Emergency, saying the Premier's “lust for power” is stalling the state — the State of Emergency declaration ended last year. #springst
@Psy_Fer_@chrisnrg WSL2 integrates pretty well with the X11 software too (with some tinkering), so Linux GUI apps should be compatible with Windows too