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We are happy to announce the "NL-BioImaging Advanced Image Analysis course for biologists", 21–24 September at Erasmus MC in Rotterdam.
More info and register here:
https://courses.microscopie.nl/?event_id=527Four hands-on days going from segmentation to full pipelines:
- Automate reproducible image processing with Jupyter notebooks
- Assess classical and AI approaches for specific challenges
- Train and optimise deep learning models on biological datasets
- Document and publish reproducible image analysis pipelinesGuidance from experts across the Netherlands.
Limited to 20 participants.Feel free to tag colleagues or share this with your network!
#bioimaging #imageanalysis #course #openscience
#cellpose #OMERO #Jupyter #napari #FAIRdata
NL-Bioimaging #NVvM -
DeepSeek v3 and r1 free unlimited
https://www.blackbox.ai
#ycombinator #blackbox #blackboxai #chat #autocomplete #bash #c #code_recommendation #cpp #csharp #css #domination #golang #haskell #html #intellicode #intellisense #java #javascript #julia #jupyter #keybindings #kite #kotlin #lua #method_32_completion #node #node_js #nodejs #objectivec #objective_c #ocaml #perl #php #python #react #ruby #rust #snippets #swift #typescript -
Sorry for spamming, need to tag some groups: #rstats #quartopub, #jupyter, #notebooks, #ipynb
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Sorry for spamming, need to tag some groups: #rstats #quartopub, #jupyter, #notebooks, #ipynb
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Sorry for spamming, need to tag some groups: #rstats #quartopub, #jupyter, #notebooks, #ipynb
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Sorry for spamming, need to tag some groups: #rstats #quartopub, #jupyter, #notebooks, #ipynb
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Wir zeigen, wie der #Sonderforschungsbereich LiveDocs einsetzt, um# Forschung und #Algorithmen in einer benutzerfreundlichen Umgebung zu präsentieren. Es gibt Einblicke und praktische Erfahrungen, während wir Sie durch die Einrichtung von LiveDocs für Ihre Projekte mit Werkzeugen wie #git/#Gitlab mit CI/CD, #Docker, Binderhub, #Jupyter und mehr führen.
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Für den genannten Einsatz könnte ein Blick auf https://mybinder.org/ (oder eine eigene Jupyter(Hub)-Instanz) lohnen. Jupyter ist auf Julia, Python und R ausgelegt (darum der Name), erlaubt sehr einfach Text und Code zu mischen und Plots direkt einzufügen bzw. sogar interaktiv mit Slidern zu verwenden. Grade Jupyter-Lab ist sehr nahe an einer IDE. Hoffe das hilft.
#Jupyter #JupyterHub #myBinder -
Für den genannten Einsatz könnte ein Blick auf https://mybinder.org/ (oder eine eigene Jupyter(Hub)-Instanz) lohnen. Jupyter ist auf Julia, Python und R ausgelegt (darum der Name), erlaubt sehr einfach Text und Code zu mischen und Plots direkt einzufügen bzw. sogar interaktiv mit Slidern zu verwenden. Grade Jupyter-Lab ist sehr nahe an einer IDE. Hoffe das hilft.
#Jupyter #JupyterHub #myBinder -
Für den genannten Einsatz könnte ein Blick auf https://mybinder.org/ (oder eine eigene Jupyter(Hub)-Instanz) lohnen. Jupyter ist auf Julia, Python und R ausgelegt (darum der Name), erlaubt sehr einfach Text und Code zu mischen und Plots direkt einzufügen bzw. sogar interaktiv mit Slidern zu verwenden. Grade Jupyter-Lab ist sehr nahe an einer IDE. Hoffe das hilft.
#Jupyter #JupyterHub #myBinder -
Für den genannten Einsatz könnte ein Blick auf https://mybinder.org/ (oder eine eigene Jupyter(Hub)-Instanz) lohnen. Jupyter ist auf Julia, Python und R ausgelegt (darum der Name), erlaubt sehr einfach Text und Code zu mischen und Plots direkt einzufügen bzw. sogar interaktiv mit Slidern zu verwenden. Grade Jupyter-Lab ist sehr nahe an einer IDE. Hoffe das hilft.
#Jupyter #JupyterHub #myBinder -
Today's Bonus Drop is free for all as an Unbirthday 🎁 (if you do share today’s emergence 🎉 w/me, pls 👀 the post tomorrow to make it a proper Unbirthday 🎁).
Since late September, there's a new #typescript #jupyter kernel in town thanks to the clever #deno folks.
In this somewhat abbreviated Drop, we 👀 at how to install & use it w/Observable Plot in both #Quarto & #ipynb contexts.
Bonus Drop #29: Cracking The Nut
Consuming A New JS Jupyter Kernel
👀/sub/support: https://dailyfinds.hrbrmstr.dev/p/bonus-drop-29-2023-10-15-cracking
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Today's Bonus Drop is free for all as an Unbirthday 🎁 (if you do share today’s emergence 🎉 w/me, pls 👀 the post tomorrow to make it a proper Unbirthday 🎁).
Since late September, there's a new #typescript #jupyter kernel in town thanks to the clever #deno folks.
In this somewhat abbreviated Drop, we 👀 at how to install & use it w/Observable Plot in both #Quarto & #ipynb contexts.
Bonus Drop #29: Cracking The Nut
Consuming A New JS Jupyter Kernel
👀/sub/support: https://dailyfinds.hrbrmstr.dev/p/bonus-drop-29-2023-10-15-cracking
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Today's Bonus Drop is free for all as an Unbirthday 🎁 (if you do share today’s emergence 🎉 w/me, pls 👀 the post tomorrow to make it a proper Unbirthday 🎁).
Since late September, there's a new #typescript #jupyter kernel in town thanks to the clever #deno folks.
In this somewhat abbreviated Drop, we 👀 at how to install & use it w/Observable Plot in both #Quarto & #ipynb contexts.
Bonus Drop #29: Cracking The Nut
Consuming A New JS Jupyter Kernel
👀/sub/support: https://dailyfinds.hrbrmstr.dev/p/bonus-drop-29-2023-10-15-cracking
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Today's Bonus Drop is free for all as an Unbirthday 🎁 (if you do share today’s emergence 🎉 w/me, pls 👀 the post tomorrow to make it a proper Unbirthday 🎁).
Since late September, there's a new #typescript #jupyter kernel in town thanks to the clever #deno folks.
In this somewhat abbreviated Drop, we 👀 at how to install & use it w/Observable Plot in both #Quarto & #ipynb contexts.
Bonus Drop #29: Cracking The Nut
Consuming A New JS Jupyter Kernel
👀/sub/support: https://dailyfinds.hrbrmstr.dev/p/bonus-drop-29-2023-10-15-cracking
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Excited to present our poster on "#Reproducible #workflows with #Jupyter" at the #JupyterCon 2023
Abstract at https://cfp.jupytercon.com/2023/talk/TBMDHB/, pdf version of poster at https://s.gwdg.de/RJxzhq
#JupyterCon2023 #reproducibility #reusability #python #datascience #mybinder #binder
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Excited to present our poster on "#Reproducible #workflows with #Jupyter" at the #JupyterCon 2023
Abstract at https://cfp.jupytercon.com/2023/talk/TBMDHB/, pdf version of poster at https://s.gwdg.de/RJxzhq
#JupyterCon2023 #reproducibility #reusability #python #datascience #mybinder #binder
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Excited to present our poster on "#Reproducible #workflows with #Jupyter" at the #JupyterCon 2023
Abstract at https://cfp.jupytercon.com/2023/talk/TBMDHB/, pdf version of poster at https://s.gwdg.de/RJxzhq
#JupyterCon2023 #reproducibility #reusability #python #datascience #mybinder #binder
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Excited to present our poster on "#Reproducible #workflows with #Jupyter" at the #JupyterCon 2023
Abstract at https://cfp.jupytercon.com/2023/talk/TBMDHB/, pdf version of poster at https://s.gwdg.de/RJxzhq
#JupyterCon2023 #reproducibility #reusability #python #datascience #mybinder #binder
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Some #FavoriteTools
#perplexity.ai for thoughtful web queries. (Shows reasoning and references.)
#Vim for #TextEditing
#Firefox w/ #Tridactyl #uBlockOrigin
#Raindrop for #Tagging and #Bookmarking web pages
#Inoreader #RSS reader
#Pandoc for document creation/conversion
#Ubuntu #Linux (even if it's running under Windows #wsl
#Python w/ #Jupyter #Pandas #Matplotlib #numpy #scipy #plac
#TheBrain for #KnowledgeManagement (but considering moving to #Obsidian)
#MoonReader for ebooks and PDFs
#RolandFP90 and A-88 for #piano
#transcribe for working through #music #video
#Leatherman #SkeletoolCX for EDC multitool
#Benchmade #Griptilian when I need more of an actual knife
#Signal for #messaging
#mastodon for social media
#antennapod for podcasts
#streamlightwedgext for #EDC flashlight
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Hmm... I tried out http://mybinder.org on my ridiculously simple repository, and after minutes of "building" it timed out and crashed. Now it tells me rate limit exceeded come back in an hour. Literally the repo is basically a single ipynb and the Project.toml just has the basic packages for data analysis, stuff like CSV, DataFrames and a few others.
if you want to try it yourself it's dlakelan/middleschoolscience on github. See if you have more luck?
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Hmm... I tried out http://mybinder.org on my ridiculously simple repository, and after minutes of "building" it timed out and crashed. Now it tells me rate limit exceeded come back in an hour. Literally the repo is basically a single ipynb and the Project.toml just has the basic packages for data analysis, stuff like CSV, DataFrames and a few others.
if you want to try it yourself it's dlakelan/middleschoolscience on github. See if you have more luck?
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Hmm... I tried out http://mybinder.org on my ridiculously simple repository, and after minutes of "building" it timed out and crashed. Now it tells me rate limit exceeded come back in an hour. Literally the repo is basically a single ipynb and the Project.toml just has the basic packages for data analysis, stuff like CSV, DataFrames and a few others.
if you want to try it yourself it's dlakelan/middleschoolscience on github. See if you have more luck?
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Hmm... I tried out http://mybinder.org on my ridiculously simple repository, and after minutes of "building" it timed out and crashed. Now it tells me rate limit exceeded come back in an hour. Literally the repo is basically a single ipynb and the Project.toml just has the basic packages for data analysis, stuff like CSV, DataFrames and a few others.
if you want to try it yourself it's dlakelan/middleschoolscience on github. See if you have more luck?
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Hmm... I tried out http://mybinder.org on my ridiculously simple repository, and after minutes of "building" it timed out and crashed. Now it tells me rate limit exceeded come back in an hour. Literally the repo is basically a single ipynb and the Project.toml just has the basic packages for data analysis, stuff like CSV, DataFrames and a few others.
if you want to try it yourself it's dlakelan/middleschoolscience on github. See if you have more luck?
