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  1. #RStats #GenomicsIO #Duckdb

    The duckdb C API and the related extension mechanism is underrated

    template from which i just copy the two headers and transform a python script to bash and remove the cmake stuff !
    github.com/duckdb/extension-te

    vibe coded extension for some application use github.com/RGenomicsETL/RBCFTo

  2. #RStats #GenomicsIO #RGenomicsETL
    just incredible how lax with the specs the average vcf file out there is

    so to convert them into #nanoarrow streams/ipc, you either enforce yourself some corrections or go for all strings.

  3. #Rstats #GenomicsIO
    fraq: A high-throughput extensible toolkit for processing fastq data
    github.com/traversc/fraq

  4. #htslib #Bioinformatics #GenomicsIO
    @yokofakun any idea what is the fastest method to get the nth bcf record using htslib or bcftools.h without explicit loops? (trying out something similar to your project github.com/lindenb/rbcf but with ALTREP)
    I guess it is possible to guess which block to (lazy) parse if one know the blocks offsets and number of records per block

  5. #htslib #Bioinformatics #GenomicsIO
    @yokofakun any idea what is the fastest method to get the nth bcf record using htslib or bcftools.h without explicit loops? (trying out something similar to your project github.com/lindenb/rbcf but with ALTREP)
    I guess it is possible to guess which block to (lazy) parse if one know the blocks offsets and number of records per block

  6. #htslib #Bioinformatics #GenomicsIO
    @yokofakun any idea what is the fastest method to get the nth bcf record using htslib or bcftools.h without explicit loops? (trying out something similar to your project github.com/lindenb/rbcf but with ALTREP)
    I guess it is possible to guess which block to (lazy) parse if one know the blocks offsets and number of records per block

  7. #htslib #Bioinformatics #GenomicsIO
    @yokofakun any idea what is the fastest method to get the nth bcf record using htslib or bcftools.h without explicit loops? (trying out something similar to your project github.com/lindenb/rbcf but with ALTREP)
    I guess it is possible to guess which block to (lazy) parse if one know the blocks offsets and number of records per block

  8. #htslib #Bioinformatics #GenomicsIO
    @yokofakun any idea what is the fastest method to get the nth bcf record using htslib or bcftools.h without explicit loops? (trying out something similar to your project github.com/lindenb/rbcf but with ALTREP)
    I guess it is possible to guess which block to (lazy) parse if one know the blocks offsets and number of records per block