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OtoYuki/README.md
~/s1re.sh $ whoami: Sushant Hona. Systems engineering · Informatics.

rust · nextflow · computational biology · kathmandu, utc+5:45

Shipping log, refreshed daily: now nf-audit and proteus; stack rust, typescript, python; the latest release and the latest upstream issue or pull request; the last 26 weeks with releases as filled dots and upstream work as rings; a 52-week ladder of release weeks; and releases this year. nf-audit: allocated cost per nf-core/rnaseq test run across 30 releases; 62–68% never used in 28 of them. proteus: protein G (1PGB) backbone turning, coloured by secondary structure, with proteus analyze measurements.
nf-audit × nf-core/rnaseq · 30 releases
Stacked columns for 30 nf-core/rnaseq star_salmon releases, 3.1 to 3.26.0: allocated cost per full-size AWS test run fell from $138.66 to $59.64, while the share reserved and never used stayed between 62% and 68% in 28 of 30 releases.

gh upstream: the latest issues and pull requests I opened on repositories I don't own, refreshed daily.

mail: sushanthona04@gmail.com linkedin: linkedin.com/in/sushanthona

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  1. proteus proteus Public

    The protein-engineering design loop as one Rust binary: mutate, fold, QC folders of models into Parquet, ESM-2 variant scoring, a terminal viewer, and a GA4GH TES 1.1 server. Science validated agai…

    Rust 1

  2. nf-audit nf-audit Public

    Where the CPU-hours and dollars of a Nextflow run actually go: per-process cost, unused allocation and right-sizing from the trace and report files every run already writes

    Rust