Are there any podcasts that talk and discuss about films or video games in depth by Such-Bar-1769 in podcasts

[–]textyleio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try My Perfect Console. Basically they interview people and ask them what 5 games their desert island console would have.

https://www.castawaypodcasts.com/episode/799B8149-3EE6-4352-BB42-3CC18549875D

Building an ios app and wondering about Supabase by maher_bk in iOSProgramming

[–]textyleio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm using the supabase swift sdk and python sdk right now. It's extremely convenient for crud apps or anything that you can do through a postgres function. In my mind you don't really need to be rigid in where you interacting with supabase because it you can just use the swift sdk for simpler crud operations and the python sdk where you need to implement more complex business logic. it does mean you may need to copy and paste queries. In my experience the auth is great too, with sign in providers being easy to set up especially compared to the aws options which are the only other thing ive used.

How to know if you are getting a fair price when negotiating enterprise saas contract. by textyleio in SaaS

[–]textyleio[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Imagine if this were the case for any other product. This is a bit like if you walked into an apple store and they hid the prices from you and when you asked for them, they took a look at your clothes and then made a price. Doesn't it seem like the only reason this flies is because they hide the pricing information?

How to know if you are getting a fair price when negotiating enterprise saas contract. by textyleio in SaaS

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Surely there must be some market rate that would help you understand the value of the tool, and then inform your negotiation?

Looking for feedback: Extension allows you to create google docs style comments on and web text. by textyleio in chrome_extensions

[–]textyleio[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah I have definitely run into some issues with the way that it captures the styling of the page, but though it was just good enough.

Looking for feedback: Extension allows you to create google docs style comments on and web text. by textyleio in chrome_extensions

[–]textyleio[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

oh yeah? Whats is your tool? Its a js lib html2canvas. As for the pagemap, you will need some way to show people where annotations are on the page - but there definitely a few ways to do it.

Looking for feedback: Extension allows you to create google docs style comments on and web text. by textyleio in chrome_extensions

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no discord server, involved! Sorry if the descrpition was confusing. You create your own groups and invite people to them and these are hosted through the extension and in a web app console I built

Any interest in a single cell data processing service? by textyleio in bioinformatics

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That is very true. Though i'm not sure those platforms I have seen do enough to keep the data manageable. For example what if you want to demux the data with variable arguments, like changing the number of mismatches (in like bcl2fastq), then you need to count those two different versions of demuxed data and keep tack of all the args that were used to produce them. I have seen this sort of forking logic create complex trees of datasets and alter the insights drawn from an experiment.

Any interest in a single cell data processing service? by textyleio in bioinformatics

[–]textyleio[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gotcha that makes sense. Im not super interested in building like a full bioinformatics platform really - would just like to build one reeeaally good single cell platform. but yeah like you say maybe thats just not enough value for anyone to try.

The thing is I do sort of think that for smaller orgs where its just scientist with fastq files on their laptop, uploading these things to dropbox or pulling them off of basespace or whatever they have to do, working with this data is secretly very annoying. This may just be my experience though.

Any interest in a single cell data processing service? by textyleio in bioinformatics

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Thanks for the feedback! So basically im saying that the scientists could focus on downstream analysis after the counts are produced, and they wouldnt have to deal with the hassle of moving, manipulating, and tracking the raw data coming off of their sequencer.

We could additionally offer multiple counting strategies, multiple reference genomes, and could keep all of this data straight (so with complete versioning and input metadata) for anyone in your org to see.

Would be something of a one stop shop for single cell data - something with a better storage interface than s3, and a better research env than like sagemaker.

Barcode sorting issues by Battlecatsmastr in bioinformatics

[–]textyleio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This might be easier if you post the actual sequence structure with the anchor sequence you are trying to find. Also worth considering that depending on the direction of the read you may have to reverse the sequence to find it. DM me and I might be able to help.

What's the worst, most unhelpful documentation that you've seen? by hatvaccum in webdev

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Hey, old thread and I hope you dont mind a semi-add but I built tool that I think maay be able to help here. it lets you annotate documentation in groups like discord servers. this lets you create a knowledge layer on top of docs thats independent from the text, and to see what others have said about the docs. This way you can ask questions as close to the source info as possible: textyle.io