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Tracking the hash tag, ready for the start of Supercomputing 09 tomorrow.
about 9 hours ago
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New Amazon Dev Center for Ruby: Very cool.
4:57 AM Nov 12th
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@ Congratulations!
10:25 AM Nov 11th
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Wow - 82 billion objects in Amazon S3:
6:56 AM Nov 10th
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Playing me some poker. Losing.
2:52 PM Nov 6th
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RT @: What does a terabase genome centre get up to in a year? First Sanger Institute annual report now online:
2:45 PM Nov 5th
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Heading to Alexandra Palace for Jay-Z's poetry reading.
9:28 AM Nov 4th
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1869: Nature #1 featured "plan for timing clock signals to Cambridge and back over 7000 miles of wire" First internet?!
7:11 AM Nov 4th
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RT @: Remember, remember, the 7th of November - as it's CambMacDev time! 11am at Indigo, see you all there!
12:59 AM Nov 3rd
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The new Magic Mouse from Apple is pretty awesome. A thousand times better than the old Mighty, which admittedly isn't saying much.
4:30 AM Nov 2nd
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@ Cool - let me know how it goes. Would love to give a try.
4:27 AM Nov 2nd
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@ Good luck!
1:25 AM Nov 1st
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@ is on a roll! Scaling Galaxy Zoo with SQS:
4:14 PM Oct 29th
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From coffee bean to carbon - excellent interactive visualisation of cell size and scale:
4:38 AM Oct 29th
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RT @: Converted manifesto from @ into a blog post
11:33 PM Oct 28th
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Towards a science data platform #5: be effortless to do the right thing: provenance capture, reproducibility, portability.
3:25 PM Oct 28th
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Towards a science data platform #4: Well designed, high quality programming interfaces are a prerequisite.
1:00 PM Oct 28th
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@ Have you looked at packaging it for Amazon's EC2 service? Cheap, easy way to get your data out and into the hands of others.
12:33 PM Oct 28th
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@ Nice interview in 'The Scientist'!
10:22 AM Oct 28th
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Now we're cooking. RT @: Back of envelope calculations estimate 30 EB (yes, exabytes!) raw data from our throughput next year.
8:53 AM Oct 28th
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- Name Matt Wood
- Location Mekentosj Hub, Cambridge, UK
- Web http://mekentosj.com
- Bio Organising the world's scientific data, 140 characters at a time.
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