@FLOSSforscience

A monthly podcast about Free Libre and Open Source Software for Science. New episodes on the first Wednesday of every month. Hosted by @_dbrass and @diehlpk

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A new episode is out :) We had a great interview with @leahsilen from the @NumFOCUS organization about supporting scientifically oriented open source software. Learn more in our episode : flossforscience.com/podcast/… #science #opensource #python #podcast #podcasts
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Ardour DAW@ardourdaw24 May 2020
Ardour 6.0 released! See ardour.org/whatsnew.html for details. Downloads are at community.ardour.org/downloa…. We hope to return to bi-monthly releases going forward

Ardour 9.8 — What's new

What's new in the latest release of Ardour: great new features, quality-of-life improvements, and bugfixes

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Aether Engineering@AetherEng17 May 2020
Our latest "how-to with @CodeAster" video shows how to define a composite shell and how to extract generalized forces and stresses at a given layer. Bonus: We use an example with a Cross Laminated #Timber Panel (#CLT) for all timber engineers out there! youtu.be/52INSrQ48iQ

How-to Video: Define Composite Shells in Code_Aster

This video shows how to define a composite shell with an arbitrary ...

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Inkscape@inkscape4 May 2020
Introducing Inkscape 1.0! After a little over three years in development, we're excited to launch this long-awaited version for Windows and Linux (and the macOS preview) Watch the release video (inkscape.org/release-video-1…) and download it here: inkscape.org/release/inkscap…
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Looking to learn more about scientific computing with NumPy and SciPy? We have a great interview with @ralfgommers ready for you at flossforscience.com/podcast/… or in your favourite podcast player! @numpy_team @SciPyTip #Python #opensource #podcast #science #podcasts #freesoftware
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Aether Engineering@AetherEng13 Apr 2020
Initiating a series of video tutorials for engineers that want to try @Code_Aster a powerful #opensource #FEA tool. In these two videos we explain how to install a VM in Windows with Ubuntu (we recommend though a native installation) and how to install Salome_Meca.
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Adi Shavit@AdiShavit11 Apr 2020
Mathematician and genius John Conway, inventor of The Game of Life has succumbed to COVID-19 today. What a terrible loss for the world. RIP.
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JOSS@JOSS_TheOJ11 Apr 2020
We are continuing with the suspension of new JOSS submissions until 4th May to provide relief to authors, editors, and reviewers dealing with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Thanks for your understanding and please stay safe ❤️#JOSS_theOJ
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Agiati Benardou@agiati9 Apr 2020
Absolutely shocked to hear about @Protohedgehog's fatal accident today. A true #openscience champion and a really nice person. Here is his keynote talk at the 2018 @DARIAHeu event in Paris. #RIP Jon, and thanks for everything. youtube.com/watch?v=UEEcwRUg…
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Working on some improvements in the design of the masks generated with MyFaceMask add-on for Blender, made in collaboration with @3dwasp #b3d #blender3d #python #blenderaddon #opensource #opensourcemask #opensourcehealth #3dprintedmask #3Dprinting
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Google Open Source@GoogleOSS23 Mar 2020
Season of Docs 2020 is officially happening! April 13th is our first key date. Take a look at timeline for more details! goo.gle/SoD2020
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Looking for something to do while in quarantine? In our last episode (flossforscience.com/podcast/…) we discussed with @geeky_bhavani about her experience as a first time contributor to the #pandas #python library. #podcast #programming #opensource #podcasts
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Kurt WK@thekurtwk20 Feb 2020
FreeCAD is participating in Google Summer of Code again this year! I'm looking for a motivated student looking to contribute to almost any area of FreeCAD.
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"EP025 FreeCAD, a 3D Parametric Modeler" is out ! We had a great time interviewing @thekurtwk from @FreeCADNews about the 3D parametric CAD tool FreeCAD. flossforscience.com/podcast/… #opensource #OpenSourceResearch #podcast #podcasts
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Daniël Lakens@lakens23 Nov 2019
The question is not whether we will move to a system where data and code will be expected to be made available by default, but when the journals you submit to will start expecting this from you. Train yourself in computational reproducibility. RMarkdown is a great place to start.
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#Jitsi is such a great tool. We use it extensively for recording our episodes.
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Olmo van den Akker@DenOlmo20 Nov 2019
Don't want to manually add DOIs to your references? Simply copy-paste your reference list in this tool and all (most) DOIs will be automatically added. doi.crossref.org/simpleTextQ… Thanks for pointing me to this @esthermaassen
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annakrystalli@annakrystalli11 Nov 2019
Looking forward to presenting a Director's Cut version of my "Putting the R into Reproducible Research" at @ImperialMed. Now includes capturing computation environments with @Docker, @travisci and @mybinderteam using #rstats 📦 rrtools and holepunch! bit.ly/r-in-repro-research-d…
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As discussed in our last episode, it is possible to access the R syntax from your Jamovi analysis. Here is a demo from @dsquintana
Dan Quintana@dsquintana9 Nov 2019
Replying to @dsquintana
Here’s how to access syntax mode in @jamovistats xitter.cf/dsquintana/status/1130…
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