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Yale Scientists Explain Why Computers Crash But We Donât
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| The hierarchical organization of the
| transcriptional regulatory network of
| bacterium E. Coli, left, shows a pyramidal
| structure compared to the Linux call graph,
| which has many more routines controlling few
| generic functions at the bottom.
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http://www.articleant.com/gen/77777-yale-scientists-explain-why-computers-crash-but-we-don---t.html
Why E.Coli Bacteria Is Better Than Your Computer
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| I suppose the prevailing question is this:
| Why the hell would anyone compare Linux to a
| rod-shaped bacterium that is commonly found
| in the lower intestine of warm-blooded
| organisms? According to study author and
| Albert L. Williams Professor of Biomedical
| Informatics Mark Gerstein, there was little
| or no alcohol involved in coming up with the
| idea.
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http://kotaku.com/5531775/why-ecoli-bacteria-is-better-than-your-computer
Regulation and evolution in bacteria and Linux
http://arstechnica.com/science/news/2010/05/regulation-and-evolution-in-bacteria-and-linux.ars
Linux vs. Genome in Network Challenge
http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2010/05/linux-vs-life/
Linux vs. E. Coli
http://www.the-source.com/2010/05/linux-vs-e-coli/
The GNU/Linux Code of Life
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| One reason I chose this area was the amazing
| congruence between the battle between free and
| closed-source software and the fight to place
| genomic data in the public domain, for all to
| use, rather than having it locked up in
| proprietary databases and enclosed by gene
| patents. As I like to say, Digital Code of Life
| is really the same story as Rebel Code, with
| just a few words changed.
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http://opendotdotdot.blogspot.com/2010/05/gnulinux-code-of-life.html
Recent:
Linux Versus E. coli
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| Both Linux and E. coli are organized into
| hierarchies. But their hierarchies have
| different shapes. E. coliâs genome is
| dominated by workhorses. Middle-managers
| and master regulators make up less than 5%
| of the total number of genes. In Linux, by
| contrast, over 80% of the functions are in
| the upper echelons. Each workhorse in Linux
| is controlled to many middle managers. In
| E. coli, on the other hand, each workhorse
| gene is typically controlled either by a
| few genes or just one. And so in E. coli
| itâs the higher levels where genes have the
| most links, not the workhorses.
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http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/loom/2010/05/03/linux-versus-e-coli/
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