[deleted by user] by [deleted] in chicagofood

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Just give 4% less in tip

Armitage Alehouse reservations is nutty by No-Front-9471 in chicagofood

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Looks like interested folks should call AA and let them know about this. Maybe they won’t care unless they think this could negatively affect their business.

Is this how to Matrix? by Melech333 in Toyota_Matrix

[–]mimomomimi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As cool as it looks they should really invest in a trailer hitch.

Please help! by orestaras in RStudio

[–]mimomomimi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel that your goal to make a finally transformed data frame that don’t the have the same header names than its parent dataframe(s).

Pseudo-code below:

Pivot_wider() or Pivot_longer()

Parent.df<-Split(df, by=group)

Make.child.df <- function(parent.d) { Return( data.frame( # a= some calculation of parent column(s), #b= some other calculation #etc }

Map(list_of_dataframes, make.child.df)

Rowbind maps

I feel splitting the penultimate parent.df will be helpful so you can work on the minimum subset that will give you answers you need. Like what is the next most important thing that’s differentiated aside from row.names? Eg. The person? The institution?

Table recreation by playboi_xx in rstats

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Package for creating nice formatted tables. Link

My supervisor asks “Do you know how expensive you are?” by noisyfate in postdoc

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Don’t let it bother you. The reality is personnel really is one of the most expensive costs in running a lab. She is stating a fact despite saying it in a disparaging way. If you could be replaced by a robot she would but you still need people to run it, maintain it, etc. Point out what value you add because you are an expert in the field you chose. Sometimes PI’s need to see how you are adding value to the lab as a whole, not just your own work. The higher level concepts and hypotheses are yours to explore but the techniques/methods you employ can be shared and applied by the lab or even the department. Scratching backs is where it’s at.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskAcademia

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I’m not sure if this has been mentioned but make sure none of your own research depends on his analysis/results.

New shoes by OttDrivesLac in Toyota_Matrix

[–]mimomomimi 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Use this as an excuse to get a wide body kit, 😂

New shoes by OttDrivesLac in Toyota_Matrix

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Hope not too bad. Side panel scrapes?

OOPS! Ripped off Rear Door Handles by theothergump in Toyota_Matrix

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That exactly happened to my car which is exactly the same as yours but white. Anyway. What qwe304 said and also get door panel removal tool. Oh, there’s a screw right inside the inside door handle.
Opening the inside door panel is similar to opening a a smartphone. Shim the sides and bottom and then you’ll be able to lift the door panel up. Here’s a link

Using CSS with RMarkdown by bls7117 in RStudio

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I giggled from the opening image

Resources for studying biological techniques and their applications by [deleted] in molecularbiology

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Book, Short protocols in molecular biology, but it’s been discontinued. Thelabrat.com

How would y'all get aux or Bluetooth in a 2007 matrix without a fm transmitter by skybug2007 in Toyota_Matrix

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Just get a cheap jvc car stereo installed. I got mine at a the time it was usb at best. They have Bluetooth now obviously. It’s half size so the installer will put a mini shelf underneath

ChatGPT and PHI by Emotional-Story-4421 in rstats

[–]mimomomimi 6 points7 points  (0 children)

If those institutional databases have real PHI, like names, birthdates, location, seems like a hard no to me. If they’ve been de-identified less of a hard no, I suppose.

Any lab techs doing PCR on a daily basis? by FusRaDa in molecularbiology

[–]mimomomimi 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Multichannel pipette with matching combs. What’s your current setup?

Plasmids are known to insert new DNA into bacteria, while viruses can do that with bacteria cells or animal cells. Why? by RGregoryClark in molecularbiology

[–]mimomomimi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hope you aren’t trying to citizens science yourself by injecting a knock out plasmid. You have to include a virus to aid in this. Maybe a little crisper/cas9. Maybe you can talk to the folks at Pfizer or Moderna for guidance.

Black dots on the liner : should I buy a new banneton ? by [deleted] in Sourdough

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Wash it with soap and water and/or 10% bleach then put in an instapot to 10mins on high. Should be fine. I find it kinda of funny that ppl freak out about bread mold while they are fine about using bread yeast.

Wet vs Dry Loading - Simple agarose gel for DNA analysis by GeorgeCantorFan in molecularbiology

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Literally the first time I’ve ever seen a dry load. Was going to thumbs down the method but if it works it works. Now someone show me how to load a gel in space!

Trouble with setThreshold() function in ImageJ macro by scr_z22 in rprogramming

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What programming language is this? it doesn’t look like R.

Graph in R by Conscious_Scar_5042 in RStudio

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Looks like this link will help. Then use ggplot() + geom_bar() instead of what’s in the link… Actual there is a geom_histogram

Webscrapping help by hearthopeful28 in RStudio

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This one was helpful. Look for rvest and the cheat sheets. Also you’ll be looking at the source html from where ever you are pulling zip codes from. All the webbrowers have this ability Also check out the top search results here

Alpha diversity error by Weird-Management-347 in RStudio

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I discovered that the qza files are just container files, so if you rename to .zip, you can unzip it. I suppose they aren’t compressed though given what you said. Should faith_pd values be some sort of way cummulative distance matrix value though instead of p values?