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  1. @avsmith Yeah I'm a #BEAGLE man myself, but I'm doing a comparison across programs. Also, yay for imputation-based hashtags!
  2. The file format stuff for #IMPUTE is very confusing. Why do we need separate haploid and diploid file types? And why are they so different?
  3. Damn, site appears to be fixed now.
  4. RT @richwareham http://www.makeitbetter.org... Tory site critical of leaked government IT plans: "Error establishing a database connection"
  5. RT @kzelnio Oh dear god, I'm starting to use hashtags when writing notes to myself on post-its...
  6. More interesting cloud computing stuff RT @gingi0 Forecast: Cloudy. Thoughts on cloud computing in bioinformatics: http://bit.ly/8buBhX
  7. RT @apfejes: Slightly Overdue Tweeted Link Roundup. http://2tu.us/16dp
  8. RT @pathogenomenick this question on seqanswers would have been unimaginable even 10 years ago. scary stuff http://bit.ly/7tUatf
  9. I missed this first time 'round: Dan Koboldt on Salzberg's $85 cloud-computed genome analysis http://bit.ly/5tLuIJ
  10. Whoever thought of using the cost of the 12 Days of Christmas (FIVE!!! GOLD!!! RINGS!!!) as a price index is a genius: http://bit.ly/61bame
  11. @jcbarret and I wrote it on a weekend, while Hannah was asleep, so it left like free productivity!
  12. @yoginho So how are you finding Twitter so far?
  13. The solar system is, apparently, enormous: http://bit.ly/4p0bVO
  14. AHH! Bad #TweetCloud! Don't hijack my tweets!
  15. @nparmalee Thanks for the prompting; I've got a blog post up on it now
  16. I've got a new blog post up, in reply to Geoffrey Miller's Economist article of the failures of human disease genetics: http://bit.ly/50gkCS
  17. @nparmalee e) seq GWAS studies are any more likely to uncover race differences than current ones, or are even the right place to look
  18. @nparmalee d) Sequencing GWAS will not be any more cross-population than current GWAS
  19. @nparmalee c) the dozens of new pathways uncovered by GWAS are a 'failure' for not explaining all heritability
  20. @nparmalee a) GWAS genes do not typically replicate b) the missing heritability problem is kept secret ("small, discreet conferences")