Nils Homer
@nilshomer.com
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I write software for Biologists. Founder @fulcrumgenomics, Bioinformatician, Computer Scientist, Coder, Father of 2xGirls. Opinions are my own.
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10th Anniversary Core Values blog series: Openness

Openness is an action. It’s a positive, and proactive, choice to lean-in.

It begins with a simple but powerful question: What do I know that others need to know?

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Core Value: Openness
Fulcrum Genomics 10th Anniversary Series
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I'll be there to prove I'm not an AI. Lets meet up!
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@nilshomer.com, Yossi Farjoun, and @tfenne.bsky.social will be attending #ASHG25 in Boston this year on behalf of Fulcrum Genomics. Let us know if you'll be there too!
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@nilshomer.com, Yossi Farjoun, and @tfenne.bsky.social will be attending #ASHG25 in Boston this year on behalf of Fulcrum Genomics. Let us know if you'll be there too!
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@nilshomer.com, Yossi Farjoun and I will be attending ASHG in Boston this year on behalf of Fulcrum Genomics. Let us know if you'll be there too!
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The Charles river doesn’t have trees… just saying.
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Here’s to another ten years working with awesome and talented people on challenging and impactful Bioinformatics problems!

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Ten Years of Fulcrum Genomics
Fulcrum Genomics Founded July 27, 2015
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We love working with people who notice how things fit together, who make unwieldy problems work better. The 'Meet the Team' series spotlights humans behind our bioinformatics work. We hope you'll feel like you've met us — or want to. Meet Erin McAuley: blog.fulcrumgenomics.com/p/meet-erin-...
Meet Erin McAuley
Scaling Science Without Losing the Plot
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Remember, to be generous also means accepting help to allow others the opportunity to be generous. You cannot give that which you do not have.
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Rather than feeling unworthy or like a burden, I choose to be grateful for the time they shared, giving them the chance to be generous and reaffirming my own value.
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I regularly volunteer my time meet with folks in the field. Instead, today reached out for guidance and help, and I was met with generosity as someone took the time to meet with me.
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Saying no when someone offers to help deprives them of the opportunity to be generous.
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What's the equivalent in #bioinformatics?

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Fix This Sign
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It's a "I don't want to have to write the same thing multiple times across clients" and "here's a look at the quality of code we write" and "community benefit is one of our core values"...
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Cunningham’s Law, but making feature requests to get the correct answer. There’s got to be a German word for that.
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Half the battle is knowing the right reference to use...
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Join us and find out!
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Python is a simple language, but using it isn't always easy.

Today I reflected on the following code. To really understand it, one must learn: generators, type hinting, pytest fixtures, advanced usage of fixtures, monkey patching the OS environment, mocking impure environments, generators...
A Python programming snippet that uses pytest, pytest fixtures, advanced use of fixtures, monkey patching the OS environment, type hinting, mocking impure environments, and generators.
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