A software engineer at https://xitter.cf/t.co/lZAxZ7uOu0 who likes coding, cooking, hiking, drawing, and playing games with my daughter.
Bloomington, IN
Joined May 2007
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Soichi Hayashi retweeted
The @nextauthjs project and team are 🔥🚀
Vercel, the creators of Next.js, are now sponsoring NextAuth.js! We're an open source authentication library for Next.js which is:
🔒 Growing quickly with ~250k downloads/mo
🔒 Supports 6+ database adapters
🔒 Built-in support for 58+ auth providers
Thank you @vercel!
ALT Vercel + NextAuth.js logo
For those of you attending #ohbm2020, I've added a column for number of online-video chat users for each posters datalad-datasets.github.io/o… Now you can see which poster has people there to chat with you!
Will HPC finally get the credit it deserves? sciencenode.org/feature/PSC Shawn Brown.php @SciNode
Soichi Hayashi retweeted
Have you seen our new Datasets feature? Users will no longer have to manually upload remote datasets into Brainlife -- simply select & import the dataset you need from our list! Check it out: brainlife.io/datasets
Soichi Hayashi retweeted
We #hiring a #developer to work on @NIH+@NSF funded projects on #NetworkNeuroscience+#Neuroinformatics. DM/email me if you have questions. Collaborators: @richardfbetzel @F_DeVicoFallani @DaniSBassett @yarikoptic @eknahm @soichih @BrainLifeio @mandyfmejia #Jobs Share widely!
Soichi Hayashi retweeted
PTI executive director Craig Stewart highlights @BrainLifeio at the @ISChpc conference in Frankfurt. @soichih @furranko @iu_pti
Soichi Hayashi retweeted
Join us today for three @BrainLifeio posters
- W592 platform description
- W630 automated white matter mapping
- W623 automated network neuroscience
- W800 test-retest study
@OHBM @aina_puce @soichih @q_microsoftrese @vanimt #OHBM2019 #openscience #opencomputing @iubaronc
New cloud-based tool accelerates research on conditions such as dementia, sports concussion medicalxpress.com/news/2019-… via @medical_xpress
Soichi Hayashi retweeted
First @BrainLifeio article out, describing a unique method for publishing #braindata+#analyses into a single #doi record! rdcu.be/bD8zl @datacite @spornslab @aina_puce @soichih @HenschelRobert @vanimt @garyfallidis @BrainInitiativ @NSF_SBE @richardfbetzel @DaniSBassett
"Common Misconceptions About Inheritance in JavaScript" - @_ericelliott link.medium.com/rdCeaqhxmS
ALT “That’s like driving your Tesla Model S to a car dealership and trading it in for a rusted out 1983 Ford Pinto.” from “Common Misconceptions About Inheritance in JavaScript” by Eric Elliott.
Learning CSS? Try CSS Diner, the fun way to practice selectors → cssdiner.com/ #css #cssdiner #webdev via @flukeout
Kate Gregory @gregcons suggests writing "simpler code" so that we can go from "code that works" to "code that works and everybody can see why". youtube.com/watch?v=W2Thd9nK…
IU PhD student set to understand the shape of human white matter through high-performance computing itnews.iu.edu/articles/2018/… #IU #UITS via @insideuits
"Always keep this in mind: deep learning models tend to be good at fitting to the training data, but the real challenge is generalization, not fitting." - @tensorflow
Learning @JuliaLanguage I love the use of exclamation to distinguish between mutating and non-mutating functions - like mutate!()
"Whenever you are designing a program, there are things that you think might be cute to add in. If they are unnecessary and simply cute, don't [impelement] them." - Ryan Dahl - JSConf EU 2018.
