Jan
@yawnxyz.bsky.social
UX designer, full-stack engineer, and bioinformatics engineer.
I build custom tools for researchers — labspace.ai
Current — Phage Directory: https://bsky.app/profile/phagedirectory.bsky.social
Prev: Phage Australia, CMU
I build custom tools for researchers — labspace.ai
Current — Phage Directory: https://bsky.app/profile/phagedirectory.bsky.social
Prev: Phage Australia, CMU
you give "consent" to a third party service like this when you click the massive "accept terms of service" button, create an account, and continue using the service
every time you interact with it, you give consent — that's why TOS exists
every time you interact with it, you give consent — that's why TOS exists
November 28, 2024 at 4:44 PM
you give "consent" to a third party service like this when you click the massive "accept terms of service" button, create an account, and continue using the service
every time you interact with it, you give consent — that's why TOS exists
every time you interact with it, you give consent — that's why TOS exists
terms of service are also a thing
November 28, 2024 at 4:41 PM
terms of service are also a thing
That's really cool!
I like how they share the papers with an image. I'll figure out how to do that (pun intended)
I can ask if they'll mirror the posts here — or maybe I could try to do that
I like how they share the papers with an image. I'll figure out how to do that (pun intended)
I can ask if they'll mirror the posts here — or maybe I could try to do that
November 19, 2024 at 11:48 PM
That's really cool!
I like how they share the papers with an image. I'll figure out how to do that (pun intended)
I can ask if they'll mirror the posts here — or maybe I could try to do that
I like how they share the papers with an image. I'll figure out how to do that (pun intended)
I can ask if they'll mirror the posts here — or maybe I could try to do that
oh that's interesting, are you just using Google Alerts?
November 19, 2024 at 1:35 AM
oh that's interesting, are you just using Google Alerts?
ok it's officially alive!
Pubmed is a firehose of papers (at least 18 phage papers published in last 3 days).
Should Phage Papers cover all the papers? A random selection? A quality filter?
Or should I try to filter for "quality"?
Curating manually is too hard, and I'm not sure AI does it better?
Pubmed is a firehose of papers (at least 18 phage papers published in last 3 days).
Should Phage Papers cover all the papers? A random selection? A quality filter?
Or should I try to filter for "quality"?
Curating manually is too hard, and I'm not sure AI does it better?
November 18, 2024 at 11:15 PM
ok it's officially alive!
Pubmed is a firehose of papers (at least 18 phage papers published in last 3 days).
Should Phage Papers cover all the papers? A random selection? A quality filter?
Or should I try to filter for "quality"?
Curating manually is too hard, and I'm not sure AI does it better?
Pubmed is a firehose of papers (at least 18 phage papers published in last 3 days).
Should Phage Papers cover all the papers? A random selection? A quality filter?
Or should I try to filter for "quality"?
Curating manually is too hard, and I'm not sure AI does it better?
That's a good idea!
Google Scholar is quite aggressive in blocking bots, but tools like Firecrawl can overcome it.
Pubmed is already a firehose of papers ("phage" returns 48 papers in just the last few days)
Should I try to capture ALL papers since then? What's a "good" or a "useful" paper?
Google Scholar is quite aggressive in blocking bots, but tools like Firecrawl can overcome it.
Pubmed is already a firehose of papers ("phage" returns 48 papers in just the last few days)
Should I try to capture ALL papers since then? What's a "good" or a "useful" paper?
November 18, 2024 at 11:10 PM
That's a good idea!
Google Scholar is quite aggressive in blocking bots, but tools like Firecrawl can overcome it.
Pubmed is already a firehose of papers ("phage" returns 48 papers in just the last few days)
Should I try to capture ALL papers since then? What's a "good" or a "useful" paper?
Google Scholar is quite aggressive in blocking bots, but tools like Firecrawl can overcome it.
Pubmed is already a firehose of papers ("phage" returns 48 papers in just the last few days)
Should I try to capture ALL papers since then? What's a "good" or a "useful" paper?
I'm curious how to set up notification bots / alerts on Bsky too!
November 16, 2024 at 5:42 PM
I'm curious how to set up notification bots / alerts on Bsky too!
Would be cool if they just kept it barebones and allowed others to build on top of it like the original Twitter was meant to do
March 8, 2023 at 12:13 PM
Would be cool if they just kept it barebones and allowed others to build on top of it like the original Twitter was meant to do