Wrapping up last minute prep for #SGTSG2024 - including rebuilding the JupyterHub server on provider number four thanks to recurrrent issues and limitations. Writing it off as 'L&D for deploying cloud VMs'. 😩
For those not at the conference or visiting from the future, you can find the material to peruse at your leisure on GitHub https://github.com/morganjwilliams/202411-sgtsg-pyrolite-workshop #pyrolite #Python #geochemistry
Coming back into conference season, I have a talk at #Goldschmidt tomorrow afternoon AU-time (morning EU-time, for those in Lyon): "Developing reusable tools for geochemical data in Python: the pyrolite roadmap"
https://conf.goldschmidt.info/goldschmidt/2023/goldschmidt/2023/meetingapp.cgi/Paper/17461
Wrapped up the longest pyrolite workshop we've done yet on Sunday, with a five hour introduction to the world of Python as it pertains to #geochemistry.
We covered some #Python basics, key features of #pyrolite, and some useful adjacent libraries for spatial data and ML. For anyone interested, you can find the workshop materials on GitHub (https://github.com/morganjwilliams/202111-SGGMP-pyrolite-workshop), and boot up directly into the notebooks thanks to the #Binder team (https://mybinder.org).
I added a few little infrastructure things to help make these easier in the future - testing notebook content and automatically triggering environment image builds.
While I get back to work, the #SGGMP conference continues down south in Yallingup.
Morgan
