So, a few people commented on my how to write Python code that doesn't suck post, and I thought I'd respond here rather than in the comments.
First, John Camara suggests adding the MIT license as an option. I chose the BSD because it's essentially equivalent to the MIT license …
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My last post on this subject got a number of good comments, both here and on the biology-in-python mailing list, so I've amended and updated it. (Note that Brandon King is now listed as a contributor.)
I would particularly appreciate comments on the licensing section and the conclusions. Also, I'll …
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Note: this is ultimately intended for the biology-in-python Wiki at http://bio.scipy.org/. I will release it under a CC license, so please feel free to use it for your own site! --titus
Here are some prescriptions for writing Python code that other Python programmers will find more usable …
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I've been on the run for well over a year -- I started writing my PhD thesis in July '06, just after I got back from teaching at Woods Hole. At the time I was also interviewing for a faculty position at MSU (since offered & accepted). Since then I've defended my …
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Synchronicity: Shannon ditches FireFox the same day I do, for much the same reason.
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It's been a busy few weeks, in part because I've been writing a grant. Last Thursday, I submitted a grant proposal to NIH for their program announcement, Continued Development and Maintenance of Software. The proposal was to continue maintaining Cartwheel, while integrating a new visualization frontend (MUSSA) and a fast …
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