Three keys to being a great teacher:

1. Have students who are safe and well nourished, not victims of systemic discrimination, and live in supportive home environments.

2. Work in an educational system that has stable long-term funding and is administered by people who respect your professional expertise.

3. Ignore people who put all the responsibility for being a great teacher on you rather than saying that collective action to achieve #1 and #2 are what will actually make a difference.

Coup de coeur du jury en catégorie espoir pour SPAM un logiciel pour l'analyse quantitative de données issue de l'imagerie 2D et 3D appliquée à la mécanique.

https://www.spam-project.dev

https://gitlab.com/spam-project/spam

Prix du logiciel libre de recherche 2024 - #prixllr2024

Remis au cours des Assises Nationales des Données de la Rechercher #andor2024 - https://andor2024.sciencesconf.org/resource/page/id/3

#ScienceOuverte #DonneesOuvertes #LogicielsLibres

You know open source is great. And you know we can't make money from what we give away for free.

But why do people develop open source projects? Who uses it? And why do we need it? What would happen if it didn't exist?

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