BA.3.2 is such a creeper. Here are the wastewater detections from roughly the last month. It's still mostly in the Northeast. I hope this data source doesn't go away, but I'm afraid it probably will.

Here are the BA.3.2 wastewater detections (just the ones submitted in the last week).

I am excited to share that, as of April, I have joined the Graduate School of Life Sciences at Tohoku University as a Professor and have started a new lab. I would like to sincerely thank everyone at Hiroshima University for their support over the past nine years.

The Weekly Challenge - 367 #Perl #RakuLang Task 1: Max Odd Binary Task 2: Conflict Events theweeklychallenge.org/blog/…

BA.3.2 is starting to show real traction.

The Weekly Challenge - 364 #Perl #RakuLang Task 1: Decrypt String Task 2: Goal Parser theweeklychallenge.org/blog/…

“AI is destroying my humanity.” @mitchellh (HashiCorp; Ghostty, Vouch). From a conversation @helenhousandi and I had with him. Not an anti-AI take. A maintainer capacity take. Creation got cheaper. Review didn’t. Maintainers: what’s helped you keep mentoring sustainable?

We’re going live in less than an hour 👀 At 3pm ET / 12pm PT, @helenhousandi and I will be live with @mitchellh, talking about Vouch and what community trust actually looks like in open source. Hope you can join us. youtube.com/watch?v=0npMvuh7…

"When fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross"

There is no bottom to American intelligence. It is bottomless. FOURTY

I had sudden death but then I took some homeopathic remedy and resurrected 3 days later

I had the 7th symptom - "sudden death." Fortunately I came back from it

The site PerlMonks.org has been around for nearly 26 years, and three deletionists meeting in relative silence on Wikipedia have decided it's not notable. Here's a nickel. Get another 25 MB hard drive.

Any deets on why police have cordoned off the Centex gas station on the corner of Pape and Fulton? #EastYork #PapeVillage #Toronto

Here is what I genuinely do not understand about the Robert E. Lee discourse. I get admiring people who did terrible things but still made great contributions to the nation (Thomas Jefferson). I do not get wanting to laud someone who did terrible things AND their most famous contribution to the nation was leading a war that ripped the nation apart, killed hundreds of thousands of Americans, and was waged in defense of an objective evil. Like what exactly did Robert E. Lee do that was GOOD and worthy of America celebrating? He tried to destroy the country in defense of slavery! And don't give me "he was brave" or "he was a skilled military man" ok so were lots of members of the Imperial Japanese Army but we aren't erecting statues of them in America.

Back like we never left Sat Jan 24 and next day on the app.

Read this inspiring perspectives coauthored by the Worm Resource directors and worm Nobel Laureates! 4 Nobel Prizes and how they were enabled by major NIH-supported research resources (the Caenorhabditis Genetics Center, WormBase, and WormAtlas) pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.25…

#NEW: Canada adds surprise 67,000 jobs in October, unemployment rate drops to 6.9% trib.al/wq0g9xA