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he content of
the videos.
For me the biggest advantage of this approach is, that each learner can
overcome the initial steep learning curve given their own speed of
learning - which is a constant source of trouble when I teach.
Looking forward to your feedback -
Peter
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existing GPU application, you can receive one week of free
consulting from experts while working on your own code.
Apply here:
https://www.olcf.ornl.gov/training-event/2018-gpu-hackathons/
until Jan 19!
Feel free to forward this message to anyone interested,
Peter
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. One problem may be to convince University fund managers to
pay for external computing services when they already provide HPC services.
My five cents...
On Tue, 13 Jun 2017, 13:38 Peter Steinbach, <steinb...@scionics.de> wrote:
Dear both,
as a side note (and my apologies for digressi
Dear both,
as a side note (and my apologies for digressing), I was wondering how
popular cloud computing for data processing at scale in an academic
context is in the US or elsewhere?
Here in Europe, many universities run their own HPC centers where people
can sign up to process larger
this looks really good, +1 for sharing
thanks!
P
On 01/16/2017 08:37 AM, Kunal Marwaha wrote:
I know it's a crowded field, but I really like this book. Perhaps other in
the SWC community would enjoy it too.
http://www.labri.fr/perso/nrougier/from-python-to-numpy/
Dear list,
I have submitted a PR
https://github.com/swcarpentry/hpc-novice/pull/9
containing a possible outline of the contents in the course.
https://github.com/psteinb/hpc-novice/blob/9a584e9fe0fa1009e0cc32228684ca1685038364/outline.md
Best,
Peter
Dear Anelda,
thank you for your reply. I think we have to go through the discussion
again about what should this lesson contain that you bring up. In nuce,
I think we should concentrate on 1-2 core principles behind cloud and
hpc. I agree that many scientists are confused by the availability
Dear Davide,
besides the administrative issues, I'd be curious to know what topics
you would be up to? And what your target audience is?
Currently, python-intermediate-mosquitoes targets mostly modularisation
(which should/could/must be split up and the overarching storyline needs
more
hi guys,
I'd sign off of both Davide's and Trevor's arguments - thanks for the
reconfirmation. And I do agree with Trevor, that teaching people TDD
that have never bumped their head against the wall because of a bug they
cannot find, is ambitious. I believe it's the same with version control
vide a follow up as I am intrigued by this
question as well.
Best,
P
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Hi to all,
I just wanted to share some insights that I made during a GPU focused
hackathon last week. For the full glory of details, see a series of blog
posts on Eurohack 2016 in Dresden (Germany):
https://gcoe-dresden.de/?page_id=4
The hackathon had 6 teams come into Dresden with their HPC
Dear all,
thank you for all the replies. I think this is a somewhat tricky task. I still
believe it would be worthwhile to include a short list in every lesson repo.
This should/would be tailored to the audience of the lesson. I also think this
list should be curated so that (as Darya
Hi to all,
I was asked again recently, what books and/or websites I could recommend for
learning to program in python. while thinking about the answer, I pondered the
software carpentry website(s) and "only" found this:
http://software-carpentry.org/bib/reading.html
which is good to have and
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Hi to all,
I just taught a SWC workshop for intermediates. As usual, a considerable
portion of the audience would have been better off attending a novice
course first. This time the ratio was quite high though: 30-40% out of
25 IIRC.
My question is simple, how do other instructors deal with
ichael J Jackson <micha...@epcc.ed.ac.uk>
wrote:
Hi Peter,
If there are more people falling behind than you have helpers to handle,
then I'd just slow down. I'd (reluctantly) rather bore those who don't want
a slower pace, than confuse those do.
cheers,
mike
Quoting Peter Steinbach
Just to add:
msys2 (full blown Unix tool box for Windows) comes with a package
manager that makes installing SWC tooling like make, git, python etc a
piece of cake.
https://msys2.github.io/
Best,
Peter
On 06/29/2015 10:01 AM, Michael J Jackson wrote:
Hi Damien,
Quoting Damien Irving
in the bay area is also fine
with me.
Best,
Peter
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