Dear all,
I am excited to share a new job opportunity for computational social scientists at GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences in Cologne, Germany:
Research Associate (f/m/d) for the Jupyter4NFDI project (full-time or part-time)
https://www.gesis.org/en/institute/career/jobs/details/research-associate-for-jupyter4nfdi
Feel free to spread the word and reach out to me if you have any questions about the position :)
Best regards,
Arnim
🌟 #MeetOurDataStewards Community Support Taskforce #3: Riccardo Massei
This month, we will introduce Riccardo, #DataSteward at @nfdi4bioimage and researcher at @ufz.de with a background in environmental sciences and toxicology.
His work envolves making high-content screening (#HCS) data from fish embryos, plankton, and cell lines #FAIR and cloud-ready, using tools such as #OMERO, #Python, #Galaxy, and #Jupyter Notebooks.
Questions? Get in touch!
👉 https://nfdi4bioimage.de/about-us/data-stewardship-team/massei/
Today, we took a closer look at the new OpenAI models and training methods. They seem promising, but their local use still needs to prove itself: https://cusy.io/en/blog/openai-open-weight-models.html
New blog article
Jupyter notebooks support in OpenGist
I love #OpenGist as a self-hosted FOSS alternative to Github’s Gist service.
And I love #Jupyter notebooks because they are one of the simplest and most powerful tools to share code and data between scientists and engineers.
And I’ve always wondered why I couldn’t just navigate through a notebook on my OpenGist instance, or quickly share it with someone through a permalink, like I could do on cloud services like Gist or Nbviewer.
So in these days I’ve decided to take the matter in my own hands and prepare a PR that adds .ipynb
support to OpenGist.
Feel free to give it a try (there are just so many combinations of cell types and syntax variants on Jupyter that it’s impossible to test all of them), and give it an upvote if you like it and want it merged!
A self-hosted example of how it looks like: https://gist.manganiello.tech/fabio/correlation
Features:
Spyder 6.1 will come with an assorted array of cool features, and the one we’d like to mention today is no less impressive:
JupyterHub support!! 🤯🥳🥰
Yeah! As long as your JupyterHub server includes our own extension, you'll be able to easily use it to run your code! 💪
🧐 You just need to ask IT to install our Jupyter server extension: https://github.com/spyder-ide/spyder-remote-services
コピペで動く!量子コンピュータプログラミング超入門 on qBraid
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