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 (HTM) Author: Anders Damsgaard <anders@adamsgaard.dk>
       Date:   Tue, 15 Jun 2021 10:24:23 +0200
       
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       +title=brcon 2021 talk: Unix principles for science simulations
       +description=Talk at brcon 2021
       +id=unix-for-science
       +tags=science, unix, programming, C, bitreich
       +created=2021-06-15
       +updated=2021-06-15
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       +<p>I presented some ideas and examples of using the <a
       +href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_philosophy">Unix
       +principles</a> in scientific software development during <a
       +href="gopher://bitreich.org/1/con/2021">brcon 2021</a>.  Abstract:</p>
       +
       +<blockquote>Most numerical simulations contain several steps, for example
       +initialization of model state, defining boundary conditions, stepping
       +through simulation time, statistical analysis on results, and
       +visualiation.  In this talk I demonstrate how UNIX principles of
       +process modularity and text streams allow for unparalleled flexibility
       +for scientific applications.</blockquote>
       +
       +<p>You can check out the slides and audio here:</p>
       +
       +<ul>
       +<li><a href="https://adamsgaard.dk/pub/brcon2021_adc.md">slides (markdown)</a></li>
       +<li><a href="https://adamsgaard.dk/pub/brcon2021-adc.ogg">audio (ogg)</a></li>
       +</ul>
       +
       +<p>The full conference schedule (June 14 to 20,
       +2021) and presentation recordings are available <a
       +href="gopher://bitreich.org/1/con/2020">here</a>.
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       +I presented some ideas and examples of using the [1]Unix principles in
       +scientific software development during [2]brcon 2021.  Abstract:
       +
       +    Most numerical simulations contain several steps, for example
       +    initialization of model state, defining boundary conditions,
       +    stepping through simulation time, statistical analysis on results,
       +    and visualiation.  In this talk I demonstrate how UNIX principles of
       +    process modularity and text streams allow for unparalleled flexibility
       +    for scientific applications.
       +
       +You can check out the slides and audio here:
       +
       +- slides (markdown): gopher://adamsgaard.dk/0/pub/brcon2021_adc.md
       +- audio (ogg): gopher://adamsgaard.dk/9/pub/brcon2021-adc.ogg
       +
       +The full conference schedule (June 14 to 20, 2021) and presentation
       +recordings are available [3]here.
       +
       +
       +References:
       +
       +[1] gopher://gopherpedia.com/0/Unix philosophy
       +[2] gopher://bitreich.org/1/con/2021