- material: https://uppmax.github.io/HPC-python/index.html
- source: https://github.com/UPPMAX/HPC-python/tree/main/docs
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[name=Richel] Can we remove this section?
- The section mentions another course, irrelevant to this one
- That other course does not have Python anymore
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planning: https://hackmd.io/iHDNS90TRY-HFT7WlxFqVg
- 4 days
- On-boarding 23 Apr <--- DECIDED: Removed, 6 out of 6 thought so
- Thu-Fri 24-25 Apr
- Mon-Tue 28-29 Apr
Notes from previous meeting, link to schedule on course website
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[RB, decision, MOVE TO THE FUTURE] Let's decide on the theme we use!
- Materials:
- https://www.c3se.chalmers.se/
- Pro: deeper table of content
- Con: not everybody likes the look
- ReadTheDocs (style)
- Example: Linux-command-line-101 course
- Pro:
- Con:
- [Other suggestions]
- Materials:
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[RB, decision, FUTURE] I'd love to see the markdown version of the website live, as to see my progress. When will replace the Sphinx build by a build that uses the just-voted-for site generator? Let's collect suggestions first, after which we vote on all suggestions we like
- Whenever someone has the time to do so: RB
- [Other suggestions]
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FYI, 'Day 1'/'Intro to Python' course material is done.
- It has videos/material for 7 clusters (Alvis, Bianca, COSMOS, Dardel, Kebnekaise, Rackham, Tetralith), such as login, and loading a module, creating a script, running a Python script.
- If you want me to add more clusters, let know (and add me to a project :-) )
- All communication (i.e. emails sent to participants) in that course -when being stand-alone- can be found here. A difference with 'HPC Python' is that all learners of the stand-alone course are requested to apply for a Small Compute project themselves
- It has videos/material for 7 clusters (Alvis, Bianca, COSMOS, Dardel, Kebnekaise, Rackham, Tetralith), such as login, and loading a module, creating a script, running a Python script.
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FYI, Day 2, hours 1 and 2 (about modules, packages and virtual environments): RB and BC will be co-teaching, inspired by this paper which is the next read in the NBIS Teaching Literature Club. Progress is slow, but steady
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Need to discuss Rebecca's parts since she was not here last time?
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Anders Hast will talk 10 mins about IntraVis, then about dimensionality reduction techniques, he will bring his own exercise
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Can we settle Day4? Is settled
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We'll invite Anders to attend the next meeting: Jayant will do so :-)
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Onboarding has been scratched
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'HPC Python' (this course) uses a shared NAISS project (unlike the stand-alone 'Intro to Python' course)
- LUNARC: Ongoing
- For ML, there is need for less than 1 GB storage, so that will work :-) (compute projects come with 100 GB storage; only need separate storage project if >100 GB needed)
- Other centers: done
- LUNARC: Ongoing
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We'd enjoy a trainers' project, but that is for Henric Zazzi and Torben Rasmussen to provide for us.
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We need a trainers' project for Rackham. Björn will fix that :-)
Next meeting: - Friday 7 March 14:00 - Who is needed? We'll do the things that affect all of us first, them maybe split up :-) - R/MATLAB/Julia discussion too