Matthew Russell

@matteomics.bsky.social

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Measurements want to be accurate; Experiments want to be elegant; Data wants to be beautiful and Data wants to be free #proteomics #rstats

Plot from an Economist article showing the number of razor blades per face shaving razor system 1900-2000 and extrapolating number of razors out to 2100 with a power law and actually better fitting hyperbolic curve, predict rapid increase in blades per razor head.

A close up of the bluesky map (http://bluesky-map.theo.io) created by Theo Sanderson @theo.io. Highlights the location of posting user @matteomics.bsky.social close to mass spectrometry and proteomics researchers group.

Cartoon depicts city streat with roads as canyons.

A Halloween decoration comprising a giant pink spider climbing down the side of a red brick building.

Example of code described in the text. Reads:
idx_nm_id<-deframe(uniprotkb[,c("protein_name","uniprot")])
CompDT[,Protein.Names:=idx_nm_id[as.character(Protein)]]

screen shot of a scroll bar from the positron script editor showing the heatmap of recent edits indicated by coloured blocks and the current location of the cursor indicated by a horsontal white line.

Quote from Charles Babbage: "On two occasions I have been asked,—"Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?" In one case a member of the Upper, and in the other a member of the Lower, House put this question. I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question."

A screen shot of DIA-NN report output viewed though ParquetViewer.