Thursday, January 8, 2009

Welcome to Ay/Bi 199 blog

Please use this blog for any and all class discussions

15 comments:

  1. Does anyone use a blog in their scientific research groups? If so, are they private or public blogs? How does the blog work in conjunction with a group wiki?

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  4. I have entered. . .

    The BLOGOSPHERE!

    (sorry for the previous deletes, was figuring some stuff out)

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  5. @jlu: Blogs are more like conversational devices or unstructured notes. Wikis are more structured, more like communal lab books, at least in this context.

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  6. The pbwiki tutorials are pretty helpful. Like this one... http://www.archive.org/details/Pbwiki101YourGuideToWikiBasicsapril22

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  7. I have also encountered research group blogs aimed at the general public, intended to foster understanding and interest.

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  8. Hi guys, would it be a good idea to link our blogs to our own research webpages?

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  9. Hi all,

    I wonder if we could start a discussion on the assignment of Lecture 2 (computing Hamming numbers in 3 different languages). I've gone ahead and used Matlab, Fortran95 and Python. I wanted to try some better profiling of the codes I wrote, but I have the following questions:
    * How do you compute elapsed time in Python?
    * How do you test memory usage for codes such as Python, C, Fortran, Matlab?
    * Is there a particular code profiling tool that people can recommend?

    As soon as I've figured out the above issues I'm more than happy to discuss results!

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  11. Actually, I just want to make sure - what are the current assignments for the class right now? Where do we turn them in? Have there been any class emails in the past week or so? I haven't received any.

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