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<rekado>“Fast static image export for web-based visualization libraries with zero dependencies” <rekado>“To accomplish this goal, Kaleido introduces a new approach. The core of Kaleido is a standalone C++ application that embeds the open-source Chromium browser as a library.” <civodul>it should include the open-source Emscripten as well, so it can compile open things to wasm to run in Chromium <efraim>I tried to build kaleido months ago, I ended up introducing an inferior into a channel to try to pull out a specific chromium version. it was a huge mess <civodul>seriously? that's surprising because, hey, "zero dependencies"! <rekado>both of these would probably take me a month or more to package <civodul>a use case for "guix shell -CF"? :-) <zimoun>Last Friday, I attended as a spectator to Master bioinfo projects. The idea is to give to students a paper at the beginning of the semester and ask them to reproduce some parts and share their findings. <zimoun>Very interesting. 11 groups of 3 or 4 students, none finds the same conclusion. <zimoun>The paper concludes about a list of genes for Cancer. <zimoun>Using the exact same data, the students are not able to find the same list; or at least some genes from this list. <zimoun>The tools are different; for instance genomic aligner, R package for computing gene experession, etc. <zimoun>Well, I have not yet confirmed by my hypothesis about this difference. I guess it comes from the genomic reference (hg19 or earlier vs hg38). <zimoun>rekado: is pigx able to run RNA-seq differential analysis? <rekado>zimoun: yes, you have to add the DE analyses configuration to the settings file to enable it. <rekado>efraim: do you have a WIP package definition for kaleido? <efraim>rekado: yeah, let me try to find the link on gitlab <efraim>that was the last time I touched it <efraim>I had to move it to its own branch after that and never looked at it again <civodul>zimoun: interesting exercise, and concerning too! <zimoun>civodul, yeah. I was overthere because I would to redo using Guix (instead of Docker, blabla) <civodul>thing is, it's concerning if people aren't able to get the same results on a cancer study, using the same input data <civodul>not that i'm really surprised, but it tells a lot <civodul>when people "out there" will realize the mess scientists are in, we'll be in trouble