I just sequenced a human genome to 30× coverage at home(twitter.com)
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I just sequenced a human genome to 30× coverage at home
https://twitter.com/SethSHowes/status/2058835208586362913
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Same here. I use a paid Gemini plan and get outstanding results, but for coding, it's not as good as Codex or Claude Code. But the worst is Grok - I've tried Grok Build, and for the first time in over 6 months, I saw gross hallucinations. DeepSeek is much, much better than Grok in every way.
I dont have twitter so my thought reading the post
1. Wow i want to do that too !
2. Wait is there a follow up on how to reproduce this at home
3. Does it mean i will have my "full" dna sequence ?
4. If not, what would be missing (my understanding is that dna while dns is static, genes get activated /deactivacted depending on a lot of factors ? And how to get these missing parts?
5. What are the pratical current and future use of it ? Can i see my family doctor with it ?
1. Wow i want to do that too !
2. Wait is there a follow up on how to reproduce this at home
3. Does it mean i will have my "full" dna sequence ?
4. If not, what would be missing (my understanding is that dna while dns is static, genes get activated /deactivacted depending on a lot of factors ? And how to get these missing parts?
5. What are the pratical current and future use of it ? Can i see my family doctor with it ?
I use Gemini.
My question for those who have lots of experience with both: is there a significant difference between the two in coding?
(Reason I prefer Gemini: my first vibe code, I used Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini to "one-shot" the same software goal. Only Gemini's code worked right off-the-bat.)