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#ComputationalScience

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Climatematch

We're seeking #volunteer reviewers for the #ImpactScholars Program; a global initiative supporting early-career #ComputationalScience researchers.

We need your help to assess short research plans submitted involving computational tools for #ClimateScience.

🗓️ Reviews take place between Sept 3–17
⏱️ ~5 hrs/week with a review rubric provided

Your time can help share someone’s scientific journey! Learn more and sign up to volunteer: buff.ly/3XZ8gqv

#OpenScience#VolunteerOpportunity
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Neuromatch

Since 2020, Neuromatch has trained 11,625 students across 122 countries, with 54% from low- and middle-income economies. We have also hosted 17 language pods to help meet the needs of students.
This is what global access to computational science looks like!

🤓 Read the full report: drive.google.com/file/d/1xBWjj

🙋 Join our global community and sign up for our mailing list: neuromatch.io/mailing-list/

#Neuromatch#ImpactReport#ComputationalScience
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Asta [AMP]

On this note: are you interested in #tech, #selfHosting, #science, #computationalScience, #HPC, #liberatoryTech, or just #POSIX in general but otherwise lack the resources, financial or otherwise? Get in touch with me and we can have a chat about maybe getting you some time. I can't promise when things will be ready or how much I can offer, but.

No generative AI training, please. 'Classic' ML that doesn't generate trash, contribute to surveillance, or rely on stolen data is fine though.

EDIT: please feel free to boost! DMs for initial contact are fine; while I run my server, I do not run yours so just a hello and a general area of interest are all I ask that you put in there. If you feel a project or interest is sensitive we can arrange another chat medium from there. I just wanna get a sense of who you are since I'll be, you know, letting you access the computer sitting in my office lmao.

EDIT 2: I can also specifically help to some degree if you're interested in learning about #computationalChemistry, #proteinFolding, or running a few different types of #simulations.

EDIT 3: If you're interested in writing/deploying/understanding #webDesign, #webTech, etc, that's also possible. I'm not trying to limit anything here, mostly just tagging with what things I know.

EDIT 4: jesus christ Audrey. Anyway, "a sense of who you are" does NOT have to include personally identifying information. I mean much more informal and useful stuff than that, such as what you're interested in and wanna work on. I want you to get to know me a little bit, too, because we'll both need a degree of trust and if you feel you can't trust me then please don't force yourself to.

RE: https://fire.asta.lgbt/notes/a3911f2wi43200mf

fire.asta.lgbtAsta [AMP] (@aud)ALSO I am getting closer and closer to my goal of getting some educational compute going. I wouldn't say I _know_ freeipa or care but I did at least get an NFS w/ automatically mounted home directories going last night, despite my brain's immense desire to just fuck off while doing it. Ultimately even if it's not strictly HPC or science, I'd like to offer people the chance to play with some technologies that they'd otherwise have to utilize corporate services to experiment with. I dunno; it's something I can do, and I think the more we turn 'the cloud' into something owned and run by individuals (call it 'the fog'? since it's at person height? 😅) the better.
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Daniele de Rigo

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A clear introduction on intrinsic #uncertainty in #ComputationalScience modelling (and epistemic humility) by Richard de Neufville (MIT #OpenCourseWare, Risk and Decision Analysis):

- Flaw of Averages: why central #OneDimensionalMetrics in non-trivial systems may mislead
ocw.mit.edu/courses/ids-333-ri

- unexpected surprises in the real world
ocw.mit.edu/courses/ids-333-ri

- Porcupine Graphs: how "often experts don't learn", think "they know better" and miss evident mental biases
ocw.mit.edu/courses/ids-333-ri

MIT OpenCourseWareUnit 2: The Forecast is Always wrong, Video 5: Flaw of Averages 1-the Concept | IDS.333 Risk and Decision Analysis | Institute for Data, Systems, and Society | MIT OpenCourseWareMIT OpenCourseWare is a web based publication of virtually all MIT course content. OCW is open and available to the world and is a permanent MIT activity
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