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Building a Base Pair to Centimorgan Map - Blog comment by gadgetsurplus - 18 Mar 2023

As always, nice writeup and approach. I have 10+ 23andMe accounts that could be used to finish your analysis (if we can reach an agreement on privacy and such :)
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Converting Base Pairs to Centimorgans - Blog comment by lkessler - 13 Jun 2022

Thanks EJ, for your confirmation about the issue. I came up with a new idea that I'm going to try out, which may result in my next blog post.
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Converting Base Pairs to Centimorgans - Blog comment by ejblom - 13 Jun 2022

I remember stumbling across the same issue when implementing AutoSegment. I also found that FTDNA en GEDmatch were sometimes quite off compared to other companies. One of the reasons for FTDNA back then was the fact they were still using build 36 whereas the others were using 37. Sometimes the locations were ...
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Double Match Triangulator, Version 5.0 - Blog comment by lkessler - 3 Jun 2022

Thank you k1w1. The link is now fixed.
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Double Match Triangulator, Version 5.0 - Blog comment by k1w1jeans - 31 May 2022

Hi Louis, At the risk of being pedantic, there is an error in your hyperlink, on the first line of this post. There is an errant "i", in the link. That aside, I look forward to using version 5.0.
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Double Match Triangulator, Version 5.0 - Blog comment by digitalarchivist - 18 May 2022

Louis, Thanks for your hard work and dedication. I look forward to installing and using the new release. Best wishes, Steve Little
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I Don’t Understand Why … - Blog comment by katz - 15 May 2022

I have my family history published everywhere including a blog. As a result, I've made connections with distant family members from around the world, some of whom have provided me with breakthroughs I'd never have made on my own. And yet five of the six people in my genealogy research group do not have public ...
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Translating a Book at No Cost with Passable Results - Blog comment by lkessler - 20 Apr 2022

Elaine: I think in my case, the text was so small that the Hebrew OCR had trouble recognizing the characters. That's why scanning at 600 dpi helped. I suspect if the text would have been larger, the translations would have been much better. It also was difficult for Google, Bing and Yandex to differentiate ...
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Translating a Book at No Cost with Passable Results - Blog comment by elaine martzen - 19 Apr 2022

Loved reading the process, thanks for writing it out! Do you think Google or Yandex is generally better for Hebrew translations? Someday I’ll be able to read well in Hebrew, but it will probably be 10 years or so! I’ll use some of your ideas for an English language city directory I’d like to get into ...
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Translating a Book at No Cost with Passable Results - Blog comment by digitalarchivist - 14 Apr 2022

Excellent--thanks, Louis! I just placed my order with the special link. Best wishes, Steve Little