Previously I told you about the problems you may have configuring the mariadb for the slurm daemon. Now I’m going to close this chapter by a little cheatsheet on accounting based on the sreport documentation and the sacctmgr documentation. I … Continue reading
Stats, oh stats. Sometimes you love them, sometimes you hate them. WordPress (WP) offers already lot of numbers you may want to crunch in a different way. The truth may disappoint you, or it can be completely inconclusive, but the … Continue reading
I found my old Dell Inspiron mini PC on a drawer. Since my motto is “don’t throw it if it’s not completely broken” I decided to play with it before discarding it. Imagine it: it’s 2009, and there are new … Continue reading
I already told you how to install Slurm on CentOS 7 so I’m not going to repeat it for a modern slurm package. I’m going to comment on the new issues I had using the procedure. Problem one: making rpms. … Continue reading
We did a big update, as I mentioned previously, and after the update I found out some of the graphic cards were not anymore supported by the newest NVIDIA drivers for CentOS x64, at this moment NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-418.43.run. This may make … Continue reading
This is an old one. I was explicitly avoiding to pass through this hole, but the time has come. There is the need to run a script that will copy data owned by ROOT from storage A to storage B. … Continue reading
I’m continuing with my data science experiments. If you are also following some text instead of learning it by use, you may have encountered that you are unable to use matplotlib as suggested on the text. The line %matplotlib inline … Continue reading
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Snippets of Python code we find most useful in healthcare modelling and data science
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ROUND TABLE UNIVERSE - ABSTRACT DIGITAL ART/PHOTO RENDERING - PHILOSOPHICAL SHOUTS
Ramblings about Oracle
