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dbNSFP version 3.0b2a

Release:
	April 12, 2015
	
Major sources:
	Variant determination:
		Gencode release 22/Ensembl 79, released March, 2015 (hg38)
	Functional predictions:
		SIFT ensembl 66, released Jan, 2015 http://provean.jcvi.org/index.php

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# clone
git clone source

# add changes to be committed
git add .

git commit -m "my message"

git push

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a<-1:5

fn<-lapply(a, function(i) {
    force(i)
    function(x) {
        x * i
    }
})

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cd ~/Library/Containers/com.apple.iWork.Keynote/Data/Library/Application\ Support/User\ Templates/

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fqs=$(find . -name '*.fastq')

for fq in $fqs; do
	echo "zipping $fq ...."
	gzip $fq
done

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# issue: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10575679/bundle-update-fails-on-ffi

# install apple commandline tools:
xcode-select --install

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# install this cool tools from Heng Li (https://github.com/lh3/bioawk)
brew install bioawk

# information regarding exit_code:
# - NA: not started yet

# show lines where job started and had errors
bioawk -tc hdr '{if($exit_code!=0 && $started=="TRUE") print $jobname, $cmd, $exit_code}' flow_details.txt

# show lines which did not start

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Do you want to display some code in a Keynote presentation?

It's easy. All you need is Homebrew installed.

First you need to install the program highlight.

brew install highlight
So you have a piece of code. For example some Python code. The take that snippet of code and save it to a file like code.py. Now all you need to do is run this:

highlight -O rtf code.py | pbcopy

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# here is scratchpad on various steps which are helpful in using git submodules

# holy grail of details: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Submodules

# adding a submodule
git submodule add <URL>

# clone a repo with submodules
git clone --recursive <URL>

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library(sendmailR)

send_mail <- function(msg="", subject, tos = c("[email protected]"), attachment}
    from <- sprintf("<abc@%s.inst.edu>", Sys.info()[4])
    
    if(missing(subject)) 
      subject <- paste("morning!")
      
    salute <- paste("Hello there\n I just ran the tracker on ")
    body <- c(salute, "\n", msg, "\n", mime_part(attachment))