10 Rules for Falling in Love with Jupyter Notebooks
Conventions I established while using a Notebook everyday during my PhD
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A Method for Writing Cohesively
Before Junior year of high school, I was a terrible writer. Terrible. For a given assignment, I’d have some insightful thought in my head, clear as day, and ...
Building a Web App Using Only Python
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Sphinx Documentation with Numpydoc
I’m finally back from my proposal and orals! Now that I’m done with that mess, here’s a fun little tutorial that I’ve already found helpful for myself. Hopef...
Using R in a Jupyter/Ipython Notebook with Ubuntu
I may have mentioned it before, but I love the Jupyter Notebook. It’s the only way I come close to keeping my code and analyses organized. I’m not a huge fan...
End of the Year Review (Part III)
This post contains the last three question. The final two concern the phrase “your scientific approach”, which I found a bit vague. I asked my PI for clarifi...
End of Year Review (Part II)
It's rarely fun to admit your failures, but here's a list of things I didn't mange to pull off in 2015. What are the goals and milestones you missed in 2...
End of Year Review (Part I)
My PI has requested that we answer a few questions as a reflection of the past year and as a mental preparation for the coming year. I figured it would be wo...
Teach Your Fourth Grader Python (Make a Game)
Welcome to the second post on introducing your child to Python! You should have Anaconda (or another version of Python) installed on your computer before con...
Teach Your Fourth Grader Python (Installing Anaconda)
It’s really never too early to start teaching your child to code. You may think, “What’s the point of teaching my kid to code so long before they have any id...