Research Affiliate @PICompS. Comp Chemist. Use Python/Javascript, Django/FastAPI, Vue/React, GraphQL, ArangoDB 👨💻 PyPLIF & HIPPOS ❤ QM/MM & Enzyme Design.
Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Joined April 2020
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Finally our work is in #ASAP @JCIM_ACS . At the same time #pyplif_hippos 0.1.0 is finally staged on @condaforge , so it can be installed with Conda!
PyPLIF HIPPOS: A Molecular Interaction Fingerprinting Tool for Docking Results of AutoDock Vina and PLANTS pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
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Secondary Structure cartoons are now part of #MolecularNodes !
v2.6.0: github.com/BradyAJohnston/Mo…
Every aspect of these are customisable. Width, thickness, colour, arrows / no arrows, cylinders.
In love with the final result. Done entirely within #GeometryNodes and #Blender3d
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My wife just said "if you hate everyone, you should eat something, and if you think everyone hates you, you should go to sleep" and I don't think I've heard a better life hack
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An auto-encoder with a very strong inductive bias.
xitter.cf/Damnlnteresting/status…
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OMG @GITHUB GOT A COMMAND PALETTE
PRESS CMD + K NOW
youtube.com/watch?v=etMvd9IK…
Congratulation! This is awesome. Can't wait to learn using this! Is there any tutorial for this @cw00dw0rd @joerg_schad ?
Our ArangoML team was recently published in the @IOSPress_STM with their resource paper "Arangopipe, a tool for machine learning meta-data management."
Amazing work by the team! You can access the paper below ✨
bit.ly/3Eofntx
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GitHub - DearPyGui 1.0.0: A GPU Accelerated fast and powerful Graphical User Interface Toolkit for Python with minimal dependencies 👍
github.com/hoffstadt/DearPyG…
This is gold. Like Leo Gura (actualized.org) said, often time things in life is working in a counterintuitive manner.
#7PhDSecrets
Secret 5: It's a job.
By setting limits you get more done.
From: buff.ly/32cMaBK
#PhDforum #PhDChat #postdoc #ECRchat
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@denbiOffice and @ELIXIREurope will offer a Scientific #Bioinformatics #Workflow Management Workshop (29.11 - 1.12) including @commonwl, @nextflowio, #snakemake and many more. For more information see: denbi.de/training/1315-scien…
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Moar notebooks in VS Code!! 📒 On Thursday's livestream, @DynamicWebPaige and @ClaudiaRegio are talking about Jupyter, #Python, and ML, with VS Code and @GitHub
Add to your calendar 🗓 aka.ms/code-livestream-page
ALT VS Code livestream: "Notebooks, Machine Learning, and MLOps" on Thursday, October 28 @ 8am Seattle time (11am New York, 4pm London)
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End-to-end Machine Learning Workflow {Infographic}
#MachineLearning #ArtificialIntelligence #100DaysOfCode #ML #DataScience #Robotics #BigData #AI @Fisher85M #IoT #Python buff.ly/3kB9XVv @INNOQ
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microsoft/Data-Science-For-Beginners: 10 Weeks, 20 Lessons, Data Science for All! github.com/microsoft/Data-Sc… #DataScience
So excited to be able to participate this event. I might not win, but I learn a lot, meet people around the world, and get amazing experiences!
Thank you @acceleration_c @SLAS_Org @zamylachan and all of the mentors and judges! 🥳
Thanks to everyone who joined us for our first #hackathon this weekend! Congrats to our 3 winning teams and special thanks to our co-host @SLAS_Org and @zamylachan our associate director of platforms and training and the hackathon lead!
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Thanks to @reshamas , I just learned that this feature already exists in scikit-learn today (it was just a bit under-marketed)! No need to install the nightly build, you will already have fun with v1.0 :)
Was just taking scitkit-learn's nightly build with the new pipeline visualization feature for a spin and love it. Really neat addition for teaching and also super handy when projects demand substantial preprocessing work. github.com/rasbt/stat451-mac…
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It would be nice to have a visually pleasant HTML-based way to explore the different workflow engine implementations of a common data analysis problem presented in github.com/GoekeLab/bioinfor…. Anybody interested in giving that a try, please see here: github.com/GoekeLab/bioinfor…
