I joined the professors subreddit hoping to get like, career guidance or advice but it's mostly just people complaining about how dumb they think their students are, so toxic

New review paper with Drew Larson, Mike Itgen, and Rob Denton! Reconsidering cytonuclear discordance in the genomic age ecoevorxiv.org/repository/vie…

Wait what happened at 23andme

Bring back the Toronto-Rochester ferry for me specifically

the only healthy setup for office workers is that tub of black goo the baron is always in in dune

That feels... extreme

Reviewing emails from prospective grad students prompted me to go look at the emails I sent out in 2016, and that was quite an experience

The vibe lately

Bluesky doesn't auto refresh when you're in the middle of reading a post

My postdoc work on phylogenomics of Rumex is out ahead of print in Evolution Letters! academic.oup.com/evlett/advance…

a 25% Tariff on ALL introgressed alleles!

What is with all the horrendous neon courts this season

Preprint with postdoc Kerry Cobb! When processes (e.g., ghost introgression) are omitted from training data, machine learning approaches are error-prone. Domain adaptation allows accurate inferences of introgression in the presence of unmodeled processes! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

I have never been so frustrated with the TTC in my life. 2 hours to get home, much of which was spent outside on one of the coldest days of the year. Absolutely ridiculous TTC Customer Service

It's like data science 101 to not immediately jump to the conclusion of "massive fraud" whenever you see a table that looks a bit weird

Human population geneticists:

We thank the reviewer for their thoughtful comments. Unfortunately, when we attempted to implement the suggested analysis, our hard drive overheated after processing the first 60,000 rows

I have some Neanderthal ancestry so actually I'm a Neanderthal and they're officially not extinct anymore. Hooray!

Happy to share our recent publication in Nature Ecology & Evolution, with Kim Rosvall, Mark Hibbins, Great Lakes Swashbuckler, and many more! nature.com/articles/s4155…