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I heard of a poster on tool comparison in one of the threads.. other useful stuff..
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Is that a question or a statement? (-:The more you know, the more you know you don't know. —Aristotle -
Heh! Awesome! Well, I'll be there presenting a poster on some of my work - the part that doesn't relate to FindPeaks. I'll also be trying to blog the talks I attend. If anyone from SeqAnswers also wants to meet up, that could be cool.The more you know, the more you know you don't know. —AristotleComment
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That's true. Maybe ECO should just put up a SEQAnswers poster somewhere for all of us to congregate around.
Oh well - how about this, if people are interested, they should let me know: either find me at my poster, send me an email or leave a message here. If a couple of people come forward, I'll try to arrange something.The more you know, the more you know you don't know. —AristotleComment
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Gah I won't be able to make it this year either. I'm definitely going to regret not going...was looking forward to meeting some of you folks! :P
Eventually I'm going to have to setup some sort of impromptu booth at one of these conferences...Comment
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formal or casual
hows the conference.. considering the island!Comment
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apfejes! your blog posts are great!
Hope you don't mind me advertising for you. :P
For those who didn't go to AGBT, visit the blog:
http://www.fejes.ca/blog.htmlComment
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Thanks (=
I'm glad they're useful. It makes my sore wrists feel better, knowing that someone is getting some out of them. I'll get around to making a page with an index of all the talks - but probably not 'till the weekend.The more you know, the more you know you don't know. —AristotleComment
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thanks to you, even though I didn't attend, I feel that I was able to get a good feel of the conference! I look forward to your future organization and updates.Comment
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Awesome - that's high praise for my rambling notes! I guess it also explains why my hit count jumped 3X over the AGBT weekend. (-;The more you know, the more you know you don't know. —AristotleComment
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Ok, after some playing around, I figured out how to make a single collection of my AGBT 2009 notes. Here you go:
http://www.fejes.ca/labels/AGBT%202009.htmlThe more you know, the more you know you don't know. —AristotleComment
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Great! Thanks!Comment
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Yes, thank you!Comment
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