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Luke Zappia
@lazappi.bsky.social
Bioinformatician, data scientist, software developer Also @_lazappi_ and @lazappi@mastodon.au
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New work laptop will have Linux. Have advice/suggestions for transitioning from MacOS (OS version, terminal, browser, other apps etc.)? I'm comfortable using Linux/Unix but want don't want to become my own personal sysadmin.

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With the semester starting, I wanted to share this advisor meeting guide me and our DEI committee wrote last year to help new (and old!) graduate students establish and maintain good relationships with their advisors! www.umt.edu/biological-s...

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today it feels like many things are getting worse in Australia, and the world. but not everything is! so today we have a quiz where you can try and guess the trajectory of various statistics ranging from youth crime to daily commute times... www.theguardian.com/news/ng-inte...

Quiz: what’s getting better for Australians today, and what’s getting worse?
Quiz: what’s getting better for Australians today, and what’s getting worse?

How well can you pick the trend for 10 measures ranging from youth crime to daily commute times?

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if you're shivering through this winter in a poorly-insulated, energy inefficient house you're not alone. our rough estimate is that approximately 72% (ie MILLIONS!!) of homes in Australia are only rated 1.8 stars or below on the Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme scale

Chart showing that millions of Australian homes are poorly insulated or energy inefficient. Each illustrated house represents roughly 111k dwellings. About 72% are rated 1.8 stars, 5% are 5 stars, 18% are 6 stars, 1% are 7 stars, and 4% fall into other categories.
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I am currently recruiting a computational postdoc in my lab at CU dashnowlab.org The candidate would develop and use computational genomics methods to understand the genetic underpinnings of rare diseases and increase diagnoses. Pay starts at $70k for recent PhD grads

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Using alpha to represent variability with size showing mean and colour showing direction. I don't think this adds much over colour=mean, size=SD and is harder to understand.

Heatmap of squares with size indicating mean, transparency indicating variability and colour indicating direction
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The donuts lose the heatmap effect so I don't think that works very well.

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Some ideas: - Scale size by variability (circle/square) - Donuts (or squares with holes) where outside size is Mean+SD and inside size is Mean-SD

Heatmap of circles where colour shows mean and shows shows standard deviation
Heatmap of squares where colour shows mean and shows shows standard deviation
Heatmap of donuts where colour shows mean, inner radius shows Mean-SD and outer radius Mean+SD
Heatmap of square donuts where colour shows mean, inner radius shows Mean-SD and outer radius Mean+SD
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Luke Zappia
@lazappi.bsky.social
Bioinformatician, data scientist, software developer Also @_lazappi_ and @lazappi@mastodon.au
49 followers168 following19 posts