Greg Carter

@gwcarter.bsky.social

Computational geneticist. I work at the University of Arizona, but the posts are from me to you. Snazzy avatar from A Masterpiece in Disarray by @maxevry.bsky.social. He/him.

Neat thing about living in a small coastal town with massive temperature gradients is that four web sites can simultaneously report current temp is 78, 82, 83, and 93 F. On-site thermometer says 89. NOAA wins.

I assigned random gender/ethnicity labels to scientific abstracts from the literature and then asked Claude to do a thematic analysis. Claude identified a clinical versus computational split for female/male authors and a DEI focus for Black/URM authors. All in completely random data.

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Thinking of stuff I've owned for a while as new was a fun sign of age (e.g. my "new Kindle" is 14 years old LOL) until I realized my "new bike" is now 8 years old and now I am catastrophic need of buying a new bike

Spring in Maine, as told by my Garmin watch data: - intensity minutes rise as I abandon the trainer to bike outside - sleep/rest metrics magically rise - stress score and resting heart rate magically fall

Five years of Garmin watch data showing that spring is healthy

Ski mountaineering might be the most winter gamesy of all the Winter Games, in that after two minutes I wondering why this is in the Olympics but after an hour I really want to try it.