Ruby, mongodb, genome... Cool.
Probably not what Mr. Yegge had in mind, but still inspiring all the same: analysing how many SNPs are in common between different populations using ruby and mongodb.
SNP (snip) stands for single-nucleotide polymorphism it is a variation of a single base pair amongst individuals of a species. SNPs can occur in coding and non-coding sequences, or between genes in the genome and can be used to identity genotypes.
(Pity MS isn’t a genetic condition)
On another note:
- In your face, Higgs Boson
- In your face Turkey, but Geez, it’s been freekishly close;
- it looks like Amazon is more interesting than Google
- Profiling JRuby apps is dead easy.
Nerd :)
— Tom · 2012-01-19 08:52 · #