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nologies (including LLMs) to accelerate biological data curation by two orders of magnitude. (https://e9genomics.notion.site/Founding-Data-Engineer-6975fc...) At the Broad, I built new compilers and query optimizers[1] to make petabyte-scale population genomics possible, and my co-founder led product for the Genome Aggregation Database[2], the largest public database of human genetic variation (which has contributed to over 6 million rare disease diagnoses!). We've seen firsthand how the ability to explore biological data in real time doesn't just let scientists answer the same questions faster, but rather leads to fundamentally different questions and a new level of understanding. We also know from experience that the tools from the tech industry often don't translate well to biology, and that we need to be fearless in adapting or rebuilding whatever is necessary to get the job done. We're backed by an incredible set of investors and angels, including Jeff Dean, and we're excited to have the chance to build some awesome & impactful technology with some awesome people. Email me to learn more: tim@ [1] https://github.com/hail-is/hail [2] https://gnomad.broadinstitute.org/

ork is more interesting when so many disciplines conspire towards the end of improved human health.

: The Site Reliability Engineer position has been filled. We also have a front-end/designer position that will be posted shortly. Email below, get in touch if you're interested. You don't need experience in biology or our particular technologies. We work in a highly multi-disciplinary environment (with software engineers, biologists, bioinformaticians, doctors, operations, statisticians, etc.) Self-improvement is a fundamental part of our culture. You must be excited to be challenged and learn new things. I'm the hiring manager. Get in touch with me directly if you have any questions: cseed@broadinstitute.org. You can learn more about the project here: https://hail.is, https://github.com/hail-is/hail We are one of several software engineer groups at the Broad that are hiring. You can find more positions here: https://broadinstitute.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/broad_institute

? The whole directory is 318 MB. --- Now I'm looking at the docs. First thing I notice is that Python type hint forward references break everything. Consider: class GroupedMatrixTable( parent: 'MatrixTable', ... The generated doc page is missing the class name and the entire class definition is inlined as a preformatted block (with highlighting :shrug:). All my python function def's seem to be missing the function name? No arg functions look really weird def ( ) So all our docs are in ReST (thanks Sphinx :|). This means they're not valid Markdown. It seems that invalid markdown in a class doc string can break the formatting of all the methods (presenting them again as one reformatted block). --- On the bright side, the mobile version looks great and the search works better than my experience with Sphinx. EDIT: formatting

o bio knowledge needed. License: MIT P.S. We found one other contributor and our last hire through HN. So, thanks, HN!