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@preinheimer@phpc.social @davetang@genomic.social Turning the free market into the fleece market.
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Phil Wilmarth
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mastodon 4.7.3I grew up on a dairy farm, went to a small college, and got a Ph.D. in Nuclear Chemistry from UC Berkeley in 1988. After 4 years post docing, I relocated to Portland, Oregon. I spent a decade working in bike shops before starting proteomics in 2003. I am now a senior data analyst in the proteomics core at Oregon Health and Science University.
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Analysis of bottom up DDA proteomics data
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Married for decades, no kids, plenty of cats
Balance:
Staying upright on a cyclocross bike
What does it mean when you think Mark Zuckerberg looks *less creepy* when he wears Meta “that’s gotta smart” Glasses?
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@mwichary We have gone from System-in-a-Cabinet (SiC) to System-On-a-Chip (SoC). My iMac Pro has a million times the RAM that my 1984 original Mac had. The cost was still around $2500 adjusted for inflation, so a million times more computer for roughly the same price. I visited the Living Computers Museum in Seattle before the pandemic closed it. That was really fun. The Computer History Museum in Mountain View CA is also pretty good.
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@RonBeavis@mastodon.social It seems like an email service from *Switzerland* should have been called neutron (a neutral baryon) rather than proton (a positively charged baryon)…