Re: Hackatathon: 27th June! Let redo ReScience C.

["Etienne B. Roesch" <etienne.roesch@gmail.com>]

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Hi,

I am in. I have used both nix and guix, but I do consider myself a
beginner. I am also a plain old researcher in neuroscience, albeit with
formal training in software engineering. As such I think I would find it
more valuable to spend time figuring out the best way to describe "a best
practice" for people like me, onboarding newcomers, and write
documentation, rather than figuring out why a Makefile doesn't compile and
computer says no. I am also happy to join more experienced users, of
course, and follow the flow.

I have timeblocked the whole, and I am relatively free of my own movement,
but I can't promise I wouldn't be dragged into some boring meetings. I live
in the UK (+1h), and speak English and French. :D

Etienne

On Fri, May 12, 2023 at 2:53 PM Simon TOURNIER <simon.tournier@inserm.fr>
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> It's time to run the second Reproducible Research hackathon!  The first
> one was from... 2020 [1], already!
>
> The date: *Tuesday June, 27th*.  Start: 9h30 (CEST) End: 17h30
>
> The plan is to discuss and pick some topics from 9h30 to 10h using one
> BigBlueButton instance (link provided later).  Then, let work together!
> For the ones who want, they can continue to use BBB for discussing, and
> others can synchronise using IRC (channel provides later).  Around noon,
> before lunch break, we all will report our progress on BBB.  Afternoon,
> repeat.  Last, we end with a discussion summarizing the successes or the
> roadblocks and draw the lines of the experiment report.
>
> Well, anyone could come with their own topic they want to redo.
>
> We suggest to pick articles from the ReScience C journal [2] -- they
> provide a high level of transparency about the materials required for
> redoing, IMHO.
>
> Who’s in?
>
> 1:
> https://hpc.guix.info/blog/2020/07/reproducible-research-hackathon-experience-report/
> 2: http://rescience.github.io
>
> Cheers,
> simon
>
>

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