At least Christian and I are going to ISMB/ECCB, and the preceeding BOSC
and 'codefest' - i.e. a bioinformatics hackathon. We should start
thinking of some tasks to address, and there's a common document for the
codefest (see attached main from Brad Chapman).
Some things I'd be interested in:
Hi,
Your points are actually rather good, and I'd like to work on it.
Especially since I am currently changing a lot in my libraries and this
could find it's way into a common lib. One problem might be that I tend
to change stuff as I need it, as I am my only user ;-)
Regarding iteratee/enum
Ketil and Christian;
I'm glad you will be at Codefest; looking forward to meeting both of
you and to a productive time.
These all sound like great targets for work during the two days. I'm
not much of a Haskell coder -- I do run Xmonad and read 'Learn
you a Haskell' -- but do have one small sugges
Hi,
sure, it should be no problem talking about this. I have, however, no
experience with cloud-based computing -- I prefer local clusters, where
we have greater control over what is going on. Fortunately, Haskell
provides the "Haskell platform" which should get everyone started.
I regard bo
choener writes:
> sure, it should be no problem talking about this. I have, however, no
> experience with cloud-based computing -- I prefer local clusters,
> where we have greater control over what is going on.
I currently use local machinery as well, for practical and political
reasons. I do th
On 09 Jun 2011, at 15:17 , Brad Chapman wrote:
> A pet project
> for me has been trying to make the development environment on
> CloudBioLinux (http://cloudbiolinux.org/) workable for a wide variety
> of different languages.
Wow, that looks fantastically useful Brad!
> If you are interested,
