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@arokem I ran through the notebooks in the high-performance-computing directory and was happy to learn a lot of new things, this is a new field for me!
I have some short feedback on a technical level mostly regarding if it ran on "did this run" on hub.neurohackademy.org etc. I can also note that after running all the notebooks and leaving them open, less than 2GB of memory were used, so for this specific tutorial, 6GB should be fine I think.
Third notebook
There are code blocks in markdown that could be syntax highlighted with either python or cython, but it seems like the cython highlighting wasn't very reliable. I'm not sure if it makes sense to use this.
```python
def hello():
return "hello"
```
There was a code block for setup_fig.py but it was no clear instructions to save the associated code block under that filename.
In a cell where fib.__file__ were printed, I got an error. If I ran import fib again and rerun fib.__file__ it ran without an error though.
Fifth notebook
I got JIT compilation warnings about failure to compile during the first execution.
Seventh notebook
It's there but empty.
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On Sun, Jul 26, 2020 at 7:30 PM Erik Sundell ***@***.***> wrote:
@arokem <https://github.com/arokem> I ran through the notebooks in the
high-performance-computing directory and was happy to learn a lot of new
things, this is a new field for me!
I have some short feedback on a technical level mostly regarding if it ran
on "did this run" on hub.neurohackademy.org etc. I can also note that
after running all the notebooks and leaving them open, less than 2GB of
memory were used, so for this specific tutorial, 6GB should be fine I think.
Third notebook
There are code blocks in markdown that could be syntax highlighted with
either python or cython, but it seems like the cython highlighting wasn't
very reliable. I'm not sure if it makes sense to use this.
```python
def hello():
return "hello"
```
- There was a code block for setup_fig.py but it was no clear
instructions to save the associated code block under that filename.
In a cell where fib.__file__ were printed, I got an error. If I ran import
fib again and rerun fib.__file__ it ran without an error though.
[image: image]
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Fifth notebook
I got JIT compilation warnings about failure to compile during the first
execution.
[image: image]
<https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3837114/88497540-f76ce200-cfc0-11ea-8ac9-ceb35343046f.png>
Seventh notebook
It's there but empty.
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@arokem I ran through the notebooks in the high-performance-computing directory and was happy to learn a lot of new things, this is a new field for me!
I have some short feedback on a technical level mostly regarding if it ran on "did this run" on hub.neurohackademy.org etc. I can also note that after running all the notebooks and leaving them open, less than 2GB of memory were used, so for this specific tutorial, 6GB should be fine I think.
Third notebook
There are code blocks in markdown that could be syntax highlighted with either python or cython, but it seems like the cython highlighting wasn't very reliable. I'm not sure if it makes sense to use this.
setup_fig.py
but it was no clear instructions to save the associated code block under that filename.In a cell where
fib.__file__
were printed, I got an error. If I ranimport fib
again and rerunfib.__file__
it ran without an error though.Fifth notebook
I got JIT compilation warnings about failure to compile during the first execution.
Seventh notebook
It's there but empty.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: