lguerard.bsky.social
Image Analysis specialist at the IMCF, Biozentrum @Basel
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My gf got a paper published discussing about evolution of a fish and got approached by creationists that didn't get the conclusion 🙃
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Yup, at least for Vscode. It requires an account but otherwise free and learns from your own code base, which is nice.
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Depends for what I guess, I'm using Codeium for coding, using the free version and I'm quite happy with it so far.
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If you're interested, check out 2025.zidas.org for more information, news about registration and our tentative program!
#ZIDAS2025
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📅 Important dates:
Course will run from July 6th (Yes, Sunday!) to July 11th 2025.
Registration opens at the end of January until 2025-03-16.
You will be informed of your participation on 2025-04-07.
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As is our signature, programming knowledge is not required 💻, but an eagerness to learn is welcome! What is important is your biological question and a motivating cover letter to get your application noticed!
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Hands-on sessions will be dedicated to well-established open source tools ⚙📚 with an emphasis on creating reproducible workflows.
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25 candidates will join our amazing group of instructors locally sourced (through SwissBIAS, and across Europe), and tool developers in order to work with modern bioimage analysis tools🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️
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After last year's ZIDAS success, we are thrilled to open the doors of the Uni Basel to a fresh new batch of candidates.
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Ah yes thanks, sorry, I saw my name too late 😅
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I'd be happy to be in as well 🤚🏻
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Congratulations!!
And all the best for your next adventure!
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Posts are to be called Skywriting and threads are to be called Skydives.
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It's actually even more strict than conda, I had issues with an environment because pixi complained about incompatibilies of dependencies while conda just did it...
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I also use uv even for just pip installing things but way faster 😅
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It is day and night yes, really crazy how more optimized it is.
I still use conda for packages available on conda-forge and others, but for everything pip, I only use uv now.