A re-analysis of the proposed core genes of the NCLDV lineage of viruses

Second day sheltering in palace.

I'm going to try journaling through the COVID-19 lockdown here in the

SuchLinkedTrees, for bigger phylogenetics

SuchTree, for faster phylogenetics

I've read Natalie Newell's conversation with Blue Apron very carefully, and I've decided that the lack of moral courage that was displayed by Blue Apron is a deal breaker for me. So, as Natalie did, I wrote them a breakup letter. After a little reworking, I decided to share it here.

This is my curriculum for a liberal arts degree in technology and computing. Someone with this degree would be prepared to begin a masters degree in an engineering or technical field, but it is not intended to provide any sort of "workplace" training (although it doesn't discourage it). It would also serve as a strong base from which to purse a Ph.D. in a wide variety of topics, and would better prepare students to operate as independent researchers. In that sense, it's a liberal arts degree, not a bachelors of science.

Use a 3D printer to make your own gel combes. Here's the code to design your own.