Research Computing, the Libraries, and the Women In Science Program are partnering for a workshop series on Plotting and Programming in Python, Friday afternoons, 3:45p-6p. See syllabus.
Research Data Storage on Campus @LSC – DartFS – Coffee and Donuts
Researchers at Dartmouth College can receive 50GB of free, reliable, high-speed network file storage to researchers at Dartmouth through DartFS. DartFS is a network-based storage service for documents and files. Your data can be shared among collaborators, accessed anywhere on
Discover why Python is the easiest way into coding – Android Authority
https://www.androidauthority.com/python-power-coder-bundle-876861/ Coding might not be the most glamorous of professions, but who cares. Coders can work from anywhere, and usually make a very good living doing it. According to Daxx.com, the average Python developer salary in the USA is $103,492.
MySQL 8.0: New Lock free, scalable WAL design | MySQL Server Blog
https://mysqlserverteam.com/mysql-8-0-new-lock-free-scalable-wal-design/ The Write Ahead Log (WAL) is one of the most important components of a database. All the changes to data files are logged in the WAL (called the redo log in InnoDB). This allows to postpone the moment when
Programming with Python, Part 2, Basic Data Analysis – slidedeck
Slidedeck from our recent workshop, “Programming with Python, Part 2, Basic Data Analysis” Date:4/19/2018, 2:00pm – 4:30pm Location:37 Dewey Field Rd, Instructional Center (1st floor) Hands-on Training: Programming with Python, Part 2 We recommend attending “Programming with Python, Part 1”
Unity Game Engine (unity3d.com) at Programming N’Pizza on April 10
When, Why, How you’d want to use it in an academic or personal context for games, visualizations, multi-platform development. Doug Hill has been using Unity for 9 years. He’ll Show & Tell briefly, then stick around for individual discussion with
Analysing 1.4 billion rows with python
Using pytubes, numpy and matplotlib The Google Ngram viewer is a fun/useful tool that uses Google’s vast trove of data scanned from books to plot word usage over time. https://hackernoon.com/analysing-1-4-billion-rows-with-python-6cec86ca9d73
Python IDEs and Code Editors (Guide)
https://realpython.com/blog/python/python-ides-code-editors-guide/
Upcoming Workshops and Training
Upcoming Workshops and Training: Python, Matlab, R, Database Design, GIS! See more details here: http://rc.dartmouth.edu/index.php/training/
Software Carpentry workshop
Staff from the Library and Research Computing collaborated to host a Software Carpentry workshop on Thursday and Friday, March 16-17, in Carson 61 from 8:30am-4:30pm. James Adams, Data & Visualization Librarian, and Christian Darabos, Research Computing Life Science Informatics Specialist,