What Uncle Bob's "I Don't Read Code Anymore" Taught Me About Testing
I've come across a post by Uncle Bob on X ( link ) (the author of Clean Code ) that has a couple thousand reposts. It states that he does not read cod…
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I've come across a post by Uncle Bob on X ( link ) (the author of Clean Code ) that has a couple thousand reposts. It states that he does not read cod…
variant-confidence v0.1.0: a calibrated confidence layer for variant-effect pathogenicity scores State-of-the-art variant-effect models are accurate i…
Benchmarking the Honesty of Fine-Mapping Credible Sets Fine-mapping has a promise built into its output, and almost nobody checks whether the promise …
Every variant caller you have ever used attaches a number to each call: QUAL. It is a confidence score, a claim about how likely the call is to be cor…
I built a benchmark to find out whether a frontier language model can be trusted to interpret clinical genetic variants. The result surprised me, and …
How I built a three-task evaluation framework for RNA velocity trajectory inference -- measuring global ordering, pairwise rank preservation, and robu…
CellFateBench is a scientific software and benchmark-engineering project for evaluating reasoning over single-cell genomics workflows. The project was…
TL;DR (Quick Answer) This is an honest engineering write-up of a MOGONET-style multi-omics consensus biomarker pipeline built as an internal R&D p…
Three technical changes that made the scanner less Python-shaped, the warning model more stable, and the reports more inspectable. The last time I wro…
Control slowly becomes authority when nobody marks the boundary. That is the calibration problem I kept running into while building STEM BIO-AI. At fi…
Earlier in this series, I wrote about why bio/medical AI repositories need more than benchmarks, what I learned after auditing 10 public repositories,…