NeuroFedora update: week 44
A quick update on NeuroFedora at the end of week 44. More software, some housekeeping, and a few upstream tickets.
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A quick update on NeuroFedora at the end of week 44. More software, some housekeeping, and a few upstream tickets.
A quick update on NeuroFedora at the end of week 43.
A quick update on NeuroFedora at the end of week 42.
A quick update on NeuroFedora at the end of week 41.
I have recently resurrected the NeuroFedora SIG. We aim to make Fedora a ready to use platform for neuroscientists, so that they can focus on the science. Read on to learn more!
When working on projects that require multiple iterations of simulations and/or analyses, it's really quite hard to keep track of the changes one makes and how the results vary. Sumatra is a tool that is developed to help researchers manage such projects.
Different teams use different platforms to communicate within themselves. When teams on different communication platforms want to collaborate, though - there's a bit of an issue. In this post, I document how one can setup channels on various platforms (Slack, IRC, Gitter) and bring them all together on Riot.
I've come across a few mailing lists for neuroscientists, but I couldn't find a chat channel. While mailing lists suit certain purposes, open source communities tend to use a combination of mailing lists and chat channels - each platform serves different purposes. TLDR: here's a new chat channel on Gitter here for everything neuroscience related. It is also accessible using the IRC and Riot.
I use Python to post process large amounts of spike data from my simulations. This post documents some observations I've made while writing my scripts.
No, not heavenly bodies, feed aggregators.