P.T.C.: software and science

I don’t usually get involved in the internet reply-fest du jour, but this time I thought I’d give it a go.

Imagine you want to learn computational physics and Python as an advanced high-school student or undergraduate.

After about five months of AI bots hungrily munching on my blog’s free training data, they seem to have abruptly stopped.

Do you have LaTeX projects on GitHub?

When tutoring high-school students in maths and physics, I sometimes stumble across interesting problems.

Last week, the 28th edition of the German Perl/Raku Workshop took place in Berlin.

Trying to save a null value to a non-nullable field in Django will raise an IntegrityError, right?

A few years ago, while recuperating from our at that time “favourite” dreaded lurgy,1 I stumbled across StreetComplete, an Android app to update OpenStreetMap data in a fun and easy way.

Forwarding port 80 or 22 from Vagrant virtual machines to their host system is fairly simple.

Changing a host’s name in Debian1 is a two-step process, and there doesn’t appear to be a more direct method.