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... OK innumerate doomer. I looked at your data and it further proved my point. Besides, there's a lot more and a lot worse pollution outside of "carbon pollution":
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=river+of+trash&page=&utm_source=opensearch ...
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... All of these protests and propaganda ultimately work in their favor. Here's my attempt at a very brief summary: various central banks and international finance organizations (IMF, World Bank, etc) use sovereign debt to transfer money to developing nations, either as outright checks or as earmarked f ...
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... Been super-busy, punching this out as quick as I can because I have to get back to work. I wanted to make sure I replied though, because I really appreciate your genuine curiosity. I was once very involved in climate movements, back in the mid 2000's...then I figured some things out. Please forgive ...
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... *You can't just expect foreign countries to live in mud huts while you drive your car around.*
Damn, dude. Racist much? ...
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... I looked at the data and you're completely wrong. **There is no climate crisis.** LOL at your strawman arguments and the false choice that being a good environmental steward means that one has to fall for massive wealth-transfer schemes.
By all means, open your wallet and pay climate indulgences. I ...
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... I meant exactly what I said. *There is no climate crisis*. Of course the climate changes. It's a complex chaotic system. Mile-thick glaciers over North America, anyone? These replies--imagine falling this hard for a malicious psy-op.
Look at the people who have been pushing this for decades. I mean ...
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... There is no climate crisis. You have thrown your money away.
But if you're concerned about the environment and want to be a good steward (like me) and/or you think "carbon pollution" is actually a thing (unlike me), then you should head directly to India and China and discourage them to stop using ...
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... Skill lists get you through dumb (objectively-speaking) filters, but if you want to prove your worth, put down your specific **accomplishments**.
When I'm involved in hiring and I'm looking through the stack, I see no end of people who claim to know all sorts of skills. Invariably a good number of ...
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Answer:
A: interval_list for hg38
... Here you go:
https://gist.github.com/DeeSeeDee/6cecc9a62c59e3929a7906a276efdafa ...
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... The problem is not totally with your usage of variables. You're pointing Picard to the wrong location for the BAM (from the Picard output you pasted in the comment):
Exception in thread "main" htsjdk.samtools.SAMException: Cannot read non-existent file: file:///home/cmccabe/NA12878.bam
In your ...
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