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#geff v1 is released! 🎉 GEFF is a zarr-based Graph Exchange File Format with special support for tracking applications in Python and Java. Thank you to all the amazing developers who contributed at the Janelia 2025 Trackathon! liveimagetrackingtools.org/geff/

I had to actually look up which channel number ABC is just to watch #scrubs . Who subscribes to Hulu anymore?

Rep. James Talarico On Confronting Christian Nationalism, And Strange Days In The Texas Legislature YouTube video by The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

How strange that #CBS #censored this interview. Let's hope for a #Streisand effect.

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I think @yann-lecun.bsky.social has a strong point about autoregressive large language models not being the path forward. This is the clearest illustration of why the I have seen.

Computing has a rich history in biological discovery, and the needs of biologists are continuing to drive algorithm development in multiple domains. Close alignment between developers and deep biological domain expertise is crucial in this field and a programming language such as Julia provides an ideal platform for such tight collaborations that require a range of access points to the software. Julia provides interactive and notebook-based interfaces commonly used by experimentalists whilst also giving algorithm developers the opportunity create more complex workflows and structures, and optimize performance as needed. In this minisymposium, we aim to highlight ways in which computational biologists* are using Julia to advance our understanding of living systems, in academia and industry, while also contributing to the package ecosystem and core language on multiple fronts. "Computational biology" is a broad tent. Topics presented include algorithms for text matching and search (bioinformatics), modeling and machine learning (systems biology and quantiative pharmacology),statistics and data science (experimental analysis, epidemiology), and imaging and geospatial statistics (microscopy), among others.

@kevinbonham.com, Rasmus Henningsson, Elisabeth Rösch, and Jakob Nybo Andersen are running a minisymposium on "Julia for Biology" at JuliaCon 2026!

Find out more at pretalx.com/juliacon-202... and submit your talk to juliacon.org/2026/cfp

#julialang #biology

We're excited @hhmijanelia.bsky.social to see how the partnership between @anthropic.com and @hhmi-science.bsky.social and @alleninstitute.org will lead to better AI in the life sciences.

The alleged negligence by the IRS was conducted in 2020 via contracts signed by the first Trump administration. You cannot sue the government because of your own incompetent administration of the same government.

DART is very underappreciated. The system has such potential.

#JuliaLang in the browser looks fun. I'm happy to see the next chapter of this.

Trump moves to shut down Boulder climate research lab NCAR, drawing rebukes from Colorado officials Federal lawmakers called the planned NCAR closure “deeply dangerous” and “blatantly retaliatory.” Gov. Jared Polis said: “If true, public safety is at risk and science…

The dismantling of NCAR should be the trending story on Bluesky, not the fucking Oscars leaving ABC for YouTube.

Congratulations on the wedding!

Darn it, Cameron. Why did you remind me about that one thing in middle school? What layer do I have to hack to forget that.

I'm at #CellBio2025 Sunday and Monday.

Self-contained juliac demonstration I was looking for a completely self-contained tutorial or demonstration on how to use the juliac command line from JuliaC.jl and did not find one. I created this short demonstration below. Steps Step...

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Build a multiply_numbers.exe executable from Julia. Parses numbers from the command line and multiplies them. Build a multiply_numbers.exe executable from Julia. Parses numbers from the command line and multiplies them. - create_multiply_numbers.jl

I finally got around to building Julia executables with juliac. Figuring it out was a bit bumpier than expected, so I created a tutorial script.

gist.github.com/mkitti/8a73f...

Successor is a strong word, and I'm not sure Julia is there yet. It is definitely a modern incarnation of a language for science, mathematics, and engineering. Where other modern competitors sacrificed performance, Julia puts effort to excel in that area.

That's frustrating. My usual solution to this problem is just to use the rentable city bikes. I usually bring a helmet with lights attached.

We got a vote that will probably not succeed to maintain healthcare insurance subsidies.

It will be abundantly clear who is responsible for raising premiums for small business owners and independent contractors.

Jacob's the real deal in #julialang and your team will be *glad* to hire him!

Thank you!

Is there a PowerShell cheat sheet or tutorial that you recommend?

Can we tell them made to the best decision in hiring you, but we really need to see more examples in Julia?

Most dogma in biology is hubris. Terms like "junk DNA" or non-coding make the assumption that we understand the full scope of how DNA works or what it codes for.

It would be like claiming to understand how a computer works by looking only at persistent storage and snapshots of RAM.

I have been thinking about this lately, and I have realized how many other patterns forcing one module per file suppresses.

The most egregious is that Python encourages long files rather than short ones. Whereas it may make sense to break things up per driver function or even per function.

I usually do try to talk to them when I see them. They usually do buy a ticket except for that one time they asked the MIT President's Office for free tickets. If you recognize, thank them for buying a ticket and helping them to fund JuliaCon and Julia!

There is always a MATLAB employee at JuliaCon Global. I'm not sure if they make it to the "local" JuliaCons though.

They want to know what we are up to. Also, most of Julia is liberally licensed. They could probably incorporate it if they really wanted to.

In short, the VS Code and Pluto experience do differ. However, both offer some ability to do incremental development through a dynamic workflow. VS Code is not inherently reactive at the moment, but with Revise.jl can update method definitions.

Combined with Revise.jl this can be a very powerful development environment. The main legacy issue is changing struct definitions, which is possible in Pluto but not in the general REPL or Revise.jl. Upcoming development versions of Julia do address this, however.

Julia and VSCode workflow can take many forms, including running Jupyter notebooks.

There are some attempts to integrate Pluto.jl into VS Code, but those have been inactive.

The main Julia VS Code workflow is the ability to execute code from the editor in a running REPL.