As someone who both works in the field, and is somewhat related to the project...(I work at the Institute for Systems Biology, and I am graduate student at UW, and I will be rotating through that lab that developed Rosetta, David Baker's)
This guy is right. Rosetta is being used, but has been optimized to run on desktop computers. I really encourage everyone to get this running, the paybacks will come relatively quickly, and it will give me more information to work with. Keep in mind that this sort of structure prediction is not perfect, it is more like 77% right, based on blind comaprisons with crystal structures. However the information is absolutley invaluable, as the structures produced are accurate enough to predict the domains in the protein, which can lead to insights as to what the protein is doing, and also what other structures it is homologous to.
I am excited for this data to be available, since as I identify new putative drug targets I can do a quick scan to see if the protein has anything to do with the pathway I am studying, and eventually, where the drug binds to the protien.
speaking of maps, does anyone have a link to a good overview of the multiplayer maps? I would really like to find one so I can learn the levels better.
dude, its the Polar Express, first. Second, they captured Tom Hanks acting with special sensors, then put an animated feature web on top of it, so the reason it looks like Tom Hanks, is becauase it actaully was Tom Hanks.
So I pretty much only play Xbox Halo these days. Sometimes we have a War/StarCraft party, but more and more often I only play Xbox. I like the fact that you share screens since it means that you can see where your teammates are, and it is more social.
I have also noticed that it is easier to get girls to play on a console than a PC, YMMV, but there is something to be said for having a mixed gender party.
So the open source product I work in which is made in Java(yeah,yeah) integrates pretty well with the Mac, and also provides an interactive zoomable user interface, something that GraphViz has always lacked, IMHO.
Check out www.cytoscape.org/alpha.html for the latest version. Some features include type-ahead-find for node serarching, multiple network support, and lots of integration with disparate data sources.
Slashdot Mirror
maybe parent should be modded up, eh?
there is in fact an entire forum devoted to server uptime...
yeah, I saw that as well. I think that a logo change might be in our future.
As someone who both works in the field, and is somewhat related to the project...(I work at the Institute for Systems Biology, and I am graduate student at UW, and I will be rotating through that lab that developed Rosetta, David Baker's)
This guy is right. Rosetta is being used, but has been optimized to run on desktop computers. I really encourage everyone to get this running, the paybacks will come relatively quickly, and it will give me more information to work with. Keep in mind that this sort of structure prediction is not perfect, it is more like 77% right, based on blind comaprisons with crystal structures. However the information is absolutley invaluable, as the structures produced are accurate enough to predict the domains in the protein, which can lead to insights as to what the protein is doing, and also what other structures it is homologous to.
I am excited for this data to be available, since as I identify new putative drug targets I can do a quick scan to see if the protein has anything to do with the pathway I am studying, and eventually, where the drug binds to the protien.
So, go team Slashdot!
If anyone has a link to some nice overview images of the multiplayer maps, I would love to see it.
speaking of maps, does anyone have a link to a good overview of the multiplayer maps? I would really like to find one so I can learn the levels better.
well, hopefully the NIH ( National Institutes of Health ) is working on a cure to that syndrome. And hopefully I can get funding for it.
dude, its the Polar Express, first. Second, they captured Tom Hanks acting with special sensors, then put an animated feature web on top of it, so the reason it looks like Tom Hanks, is becauase it actaully was Tom Hanks.
I think that you are forgetting the whole toolkit issue. If I write C++ code that uses GTK, then go to windows and there is no GTK: error.
I think that is the main reason that Java/Mono are good, is that they can hide the toolkit issues by having one general API.
and hopefully your kids spell better than thier parents...
So I pretty much only play Xbox Halo these days. Sometimes we have a War/StarCraft party, but more and more often I only play Xbox. I like the fact that you share screens since it means that you can see where your teammates are, and it is more social.
I have also noticed that it is easier to get girls to play on a console than a PC, YMMV, but there is something to be said for having a mixed gender party.
yeah, I am the undispputed master of warcraft3, Halo and Kart in my peer group... strangely it does not help my standing on the social pecking order.
I agree with you. I think that they did it so that we can drool and say "Wow, I can't wait to go and kick some ass".
yes. most people know this.
then go see the IMAX version. shorter, with less cheese.
from South Park:
turn on hick voice:
"They took oor Jobs!!!"
"Back to the Pile everyone!"
if you program in Java and need to do matrix stuff or, want fast data structures check out:
the CERN Colt Libraries
well, since you have iCal, also free ( and far better, IMHO ). That uses the same format, I wouldn't worry too much about it.
I would really like to know how to just use a regular FTP server. Do let me know if you find out how.
So far this seems like an excellent app.
yes.
the install is painless, give er a shot.
then again, back in the day there was no internet, no virus threat, no spyware, and MS blew (more).
actaully, the biggest Mozilla UI enhancement is having custommizable toolbars, and extensions that add new buttons ( like unified stop/releoad ).
that was a great SNL skit, and makes me more eager for "Anchorman" to come out.
it can export to SVG, loading would be a little tricky since there are no formal definitions of what constitutes nodes and edges in SVG.
So the open source product I work in which is made in Java(yeah,yeah) integrates pretty well with the Mac, and also provides an interactive zoomable user interface, something that GraphViz has always lacked, IMHO.
Check out www.cytoscape.org/alpha.html for the latest version. Some features include type-ahead-find for node serarching, multiple network support, and lots of integration with disparate data sources.