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  1. Evolution of the temperature of baryonic matter in a tiny simulated cosmic volume, analysed with #Julialang and simulated with ENZO.

    #SimulatedUniverses #astrophysics #astronomy

  2. Evolution of the temperature of baryonic matter in a tiny simulated cosmic volume, analysed with #Julialang and simulated with ENZO.

    #SimulatedUniverses #astrophysics #astronomy

  3. Evolution of the temperature of baryonic matter in a tiny simulated cosmic volume, analysed with #Julialang and simulated with ENZO.

    #SimulatedUniverses #astrophysics #astronomy

  4. Evolution of the temperature of baryonic matter in a tiny simulated cosmic volume, analysed with #Julialang and simulated with ENZO.

    #SimulatedUniverses #astrophysics #astronomy

  5. Evolution of the temperature of baryonic matter in a tiny simulated cosmic volume, analysed with #Julialang and simulated with ENZO.

    #SimulatedUniverses #astrophysics #astronomy

  6. Can you access the new `juliaup gui` on macos with juliaup installed with brew?

    I just get an error: GUI binary not found at '/opt/homebrew/bin/juliaupgui'. The juliaupgui component may not be installed.

    Juliaup 1.22.3

    Reported: github.com/JuliaLang/juliaup/i

    #julialang #juliaup

  7. Can you access the new `juliaup gui` on macos with juliaup installed with brew?

    I just get an error: GUI binary not found at '/opt/homebrew/bin/juliaupgui'. The juliaupgui component may not be installed.

    Juliaup 1.22.3

    Reported: github.com/JuliaLang/juliaup/i

    #julialang #juliaup

  8. Can you access the new `juliaup gui` on macos with juliaup installed with brew?

    I just get an error: GUI binary not found at '/opt/homebrew/bin/juliaupgui'. The juliaupgui component may not be installed.

    Juliaup 1.22.3

    Reported: github.com/JuliaLang/juliaup/i

    #julialang #juliaup

  9. Can you access the new `juliaup gui` on macos with juliaup installed with brew?

    I just get an error: GUI binary not found at '/opt/homebrew/bin/juliaupgui'. The juliaupgui component may not be installed.

    Juliaup 1.22.3

    Reported: github.com/JuliaLang/juliaup/i

    #julialang #juliaup

  10. I get a feeling they intended the whole 1.13 syntax highlight system as more of a programmable interface, so there's a little bit of additional work for people like me who just wants highlights out of box.

    I can see there being a Julia module for syntax/repl styling collection in the future, which could be interesting.

    #julialang

  11. I get a feeling they intended the whole 1.13 syntax highlight system as more of a programmable interface, so there's a little bit of additional work for people like me who just wants highlights out of box.

    I can see there being a Julia module for syntax/repl styling collection in the future, which could be interesting.

    #julialang

  12. I get a feeling they intended the whole 1.13 syntax highlight system as more of a programmable interface, so there's a little bit of additional work for people like me who just wants highlights out of box.

    I can see there being a Julia module for syntax/repl styling collection in the future, which could be interesting.

    #julialang

  13. I get a feeling they intended the whole 1.13 syntax highlight system as more of a programmable interface, so there's a little bit of additional work for people like me who just wants highlights out of box.

    I can see there being a Julia module for syntax/repl styling collection in the future, which could be interesting.

    #julialang

  14. If you're like me and wondering what's happening with built-in syntax highlight in #Julialang 1.13. Some of your usual code highlighted under OhMyREPL might show up as regular texts since default in 1.13 is VERY conservative about highlights.

    You need to copy in the monokai example from repl doc page as faces.toml in .julia/config to get something closer to OhMyREPL experience.

    docs.julialang.org/en/v1/stdli

  15. If you're like me and wondering what's happening with built-in syntax highlight in #Julialang 1.13. Some of your usual code highlighted under OhMyREPL might show up as regular texts since default in 1.13 is VERY conservative about highlights.

    You need to copy in the monokai example from repl doc page as faces.toml in .julia/config to get something closer to OhMyREPL experience.

    docs.julialang.org/en/v1/stdli

  16. If you're like me and wondering what's happening with built-in syntax highlight in #Julialang 1.13. Some of your usual code highlighted under OhMyREPL might show up as regular texts since default in 1.13 is VERY conservative about highlights.

    You need to copy in the monokai example from repl doc page as faces.toml in .julia/config to get something closer to OhMyREPL experience.

    docs.julialang.org/en/v1/stdli

  17. If you're like me and wondering what's happening with built-in syntax highlight in #Julialang 1.13. Some of your usual code highlighted under OhMyREPL might show up as regular texts since default in 1.13 is VERY conservative about highlights.

    You need to copy in the monokai example from repl doc page as faces.toml in .julia/config to get something closer to OhMyREPL experience.

    docs.julialang.org/en/v1/stdli

  18. If you're like me and wondering what's happening with built-in syntax highlight in #Julialang 1.13. Some of your usual code highlighted under OhMyREPL might show up as regular texts since default in 1.13 is VERY conservative about highlights.

    You need to copy in the monokai example from repl doc page as faces.toml in .julia/config to get something closer to OhMyREPL experience.

    docs.julialang.org/en/v1/stdli

  19. Hmm - I hope this is just me, but if you were using Julia for any production level stuff I'd hold off on updating to 1.13 for now.

    Running into strange errors if my config/startup.jl contains references to OhMyREPL, and also running into bunch of precompilation errors in different environments I didn't see before update.

    #julialang

  20. Hmm - I hope this is just me, but if you were using Julia for any production level stuff I'd hold off on updating to 1.13 for now.

    Running into strange errors if my config/startup.jl contains references to OhMyREPL, and also running into bunch of precompilation errors in different environments I didn't see before update.

    #julialang

  21. Hmm - I hope this is just me, but if you were using Julia for any production level stuff I'd hold off on updating to 1.13 for now.

    Running into strange errors if my config/startup.jl contains references to OhMyREPL, and also running into bunch of precompilation errors in different environments I didn't see before update.

    #julialang

  22. Hmm - I hope this is just me, but if you were using Julia for any production level stuff I'd hold off on updating to 1.13 for now.

    Running into strange errors if my config/startup.jl contains references to OhMyREPL, and also running into bunch of precompilation errors in different environments I didn't see before update.

    #julialang

  23. Hmm - I hope this is just me, but if you were using Julia for any production level stuff I'd hold off on updating to 1.13 for now.

    Running into strange errors if my config/startup.jl contains references to OhMyREPL, and also running into bunch of precompilation errors in different environments I didn't see before update.

    #julialang

  24. #Julialang Julia 1.13 is out! I see they have built in repl syntax highlight. How does it compare to OhMyREPL? Is it time to retire a piece of my setup?

    Also it looks like juliaup ships with gui - I have mixed feelings about that one. Why not just have a separate gui option for download? Juliaup isn't the most complex cli program out there, so I'm not sure who this is aimed at.

    #Julia 1.13 Highlights

    julialang.org/blog/2026/09/jul

  25. #Julialang Julia 1.13 is out! I see they have built in repl syntax highlight. How does it compare to OhMyREPL? Is it time to retire a piece of my setup?

    Also it looks like juliaup ships with gui - I have mixed feelings about that one. Why not just have a separate gui option for download? Juliaup isn't the most complex cli program out there, so I'm not sure who this is aimed at.

    #Julia 1.13 Highlights

    julialang.org/blog/2026/09/jul

  26. #Julialang Julia 1.13 is out! I see they have built in repl syntax highlight. How does it compare to OhMyREPL? Is it time to retire a piece of my setup?

    Also it looks like juliaup ships with gui - I have mixed feelings about that one. Why not just have a separate gui option for download? Juliaup isn't the most complex cli program out there, so I'm not sure who this is aimed at.

    #Julia 1.13 Highlights

    julialang.org/blog/2026/09/jul

  27. #Julialang Julia 1.13 is out! I see they have built in repl syntax highlight. How does it compare to OhMyREPL? Is it time to retire a piece of my setup?

    Also it looks like juliaup ships with gui - I have mixed feelings about that one. Why not just have a separate gui option for download? Juliaup isn't the most complex cli program out there, so I'm not sure who this is aimed at.

    #Julia 1.13 Highlights

    julialang.org/blog/2026/09/jul

  28. I"m taking a few minutes to check out the Julia Language and see what I could do with it.
    Does anyone use it for bioinformatics or public health?
    #julialang #bioinformatics #publichealth

  29. I"m taking a few minutes to check out the Julia Language and see what I could do with it.
    Does anyone use it for bioinformatics or public health?
    #julialang #bioinformatics #publichealth

  30. I"m taking a few minutes to check out the Julia Language and see what I could do with it.
    Does anyone use it for bioinformatics or public health?
    #julialang #bioinformatics #publichealth

  31. I"m taking a few minutes to check out the Julia Language and see what I could do with it.
    Does anyone use it for bioinformatics or public health?
    #julialang #bioinformatics #publichealth

  32. I"m taking a few minutes to check out the Julia Language and see what I could do with it.
    Does anyone use it for bioinformatics or public health?
    #julialang #bioinformatics #publichealth

  33. This is a reminder that the registration for SDSL 2026 is end of May.

    You are developing tools for spatial data science?

    Join us at this years workshop for Spatial Data Science across Languages (SDSL) 2026 – Sept 16–17 (+18), Jena, Germany.

    Connect R, Python, Julia & more in spatial science.

    Apply for on-site participation till end of May 2026.

    More infos: spatial-data-science.github.io

    Register directly: survey.academiccloud.de/f/8616

    #SDSL #geospatial #julialang #python #R
    #SDSL2026
    #SpatialDataScience
    #OpenSource
    #RSpatial
    #Geopython
    #Juliageo

  34. You are developing tools for spatial data science?

    Join us at this years workshop for Spatial Data Science across Languages (SDSL) 2026 – Sept 16–17 (+18), Jena, Germany.

    Connect R, Python, Julia & more in spatial science.

    Apply for on-site participation till end of May 2026.

    More infos: spatial-data-science.github.io

    Register directly: survey.academiccloud.de/f/8616

    #SDSL #geospatial #julialang #python #R
    #SDSL2026
    #SpatialDataScience
    #OpenSource
    #RSpatial
    #Geopython
    #Juliageo

  35. Some more #work stuff.

    Getting an European Research Council (ERC) grant had this terrible outcome that I thought: now we can do in-depth, thoughtful research without cutting corners and ducktape solutions. Understanding #evolution in the #fossil record required a reproducible model representation of that record and we weren't satisfied with any of the existing models. Computer models made by (Earth) scientists are rarely very good, because we are not necessarily trained to make them, but to model events happening over hundreds of thousands of years, we crucially rely on their quality.

    So we decided to develop one. Thanks to its main developer Johan Hidding @eScienceCenter and the collaboration with Peter Burgess, Xianyi Liu and @Niklas_Hohmann we have a fast, sustainable, #OpenSource package in #julialang for modeling #carbonate platforms.

    The preprint is out for public review: please leave us a comment at egusphere.copernicus.org/prepr or try CarboKitten.jl at mindthegap-erc.github.io/Carbo
    #geoscience #stratigraphy #sedimentology

  36. Earn money working on open source software ! New project just posted: help make wrappers to connect Symbolics.jl to SymPy. $300 bounty. Information for signing up for the small grants program are contained in the link:

    sciml.ai/small_grants/#create_

  37. SymPy in Julia is actually awesome! It feels more ergonomic to use in Pluto notebook than the native Python package does in Jupyter, which is the opposite of what I expected.

    #Julia #JuliaLang #Pluto #math #SymPy