 Wed Mar 29 18:36:29 2023, Alex M, GENETIS Working Meeting Update 
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This is an entry for the usual Wednesday working meeting GENETIS holds. We are largely carrying on from last week's hackathon hammering out the remaining
pieces that need to be fixed. See the previous ELOG post for a list of those.
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Wed Mar 4 01:00:35 2020, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Working Meeting 03/03/2020
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Attendance: Julie, Mitchell, Ryan, Alex P., Leo, Alex M.
Today's Tasks
Mitchell: Worked on Python Project and helped with Ryan's final bash
project questions |
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Mon Feb 10 14:20:56 2020, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Working Meeting
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Today's Tasks
Julie: Write bash practice assignment, assist others when they have questions, work on Git lecture.
(Will finish bash assignments early next week) |
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Wed Feb 12 01:18:22 2020, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Working Meeting
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Today we continued with the to-do lists items previously posted. I marked all the to-do list items that have been completed with green
and a slash. Note that I have also added a new item at the bottom of the to-do list.
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Fri Feb 14 16:44:44 2020, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Working Meeting
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Today's Tasks
Julie: Write Python project! I have officially finished the bash course for the students.
It can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nGdPrwfYJOrO6NBT76Wsh6T0hDmGHo2-23oJ1WyeNcs/edit?usp=sharing. Mitchell
is currently trying it out and will give me comments. |
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Tue Feb 18 16:20:59 2020, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Working Meeting
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Today's Tasks
Julie: Continue writing Python project!
Mitchell, Evelyn, Eliot (not here on Tuesdays), Ryan: Work through bash project
Leo: continuing gathering information for the "physics of antennas" lecture series! We start this Friday |
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Fri Feb 21 16:47:21 2020, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Working Meeting
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Today's Tasks
Julie: I finished the Python assignment. I am making sure my solutions encompass all of the different
ways to solve this, and will then start on the C++ project.
Mitchell, Evelyn, Eliot, Ryan: Work through my bash project. |
 Mon Apr 20 00:59:46 2026, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Working Meeting
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Sat Feb 29 02:21:16 2020, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Working Meeting
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Attendance: Julie, Mitchell, Ryan, Evelyn, Eliot, Alex M.
Today's Tasks
Julie: Worked on C++ project, and helping others with the Python project; I also
made additions, clarifications, and edits to the Bash project (also updated the solutions and pushed them to gitHub). I still need to do the following: |
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Fri Mar 6 15:01:37 2020, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Working Meeting
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Attendance: Julie, Evelyn, Mitchell, Ryan, Alex M.
Since we have been having issues with the lack of availability of GPUs on OSC, we have come up with a new to-do list:
Try to keep running on Pitzer with 1 core instead of 40. Based on first attempts, it is saying this will reduce wait times to ~3 hours |
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Mon Sep 14 17:23:26 2020, Alex M, GENETIS Update 9/14/20
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I just wanted to give an update on what I've been doing today for GENETIS. I went ahead and recorded myself running the loop. It should be useful
for new people we're onboarding but I also went through a whole generation, which I think is interesting for everyone to understand the timescale of
each part of the loop. I'm making a small edit (I have no clue how to edit videos haha) so once I'm done I'll try to send it via email and |
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Tue Mar 17 16:18:29 2020, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Planning Meeting
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Attendance: Julie Rolla, Alex M.
Today Alex and I met to discuss how to move forward given the COVID-19 restrictions. We have resent out a message polling people's schedules
to create online working sessions. Here is what we are planning: |
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Thu Mar 26 15:56:22 2026, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Planning Meeting
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Attendance: Julie Rolla, Alex M. |
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Wed Feb 6 17:23:18 2019, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Paper working draft
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The current working draft of the GENETIS paper can be seen here: https://www.overleaf.com/6783528497tvqbjphsgvzn
Additionally, here's our outline for the paper. The section assignments are as follows: |
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Thu Apr 2 16:14:29 2020, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Meeting update
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This is a general update. Most of our recent meetings have been to teach the students to use Git properly, or to answer questions on the training modules.
Update
1. Git Update: I recently cleaned up our Git and GitHub so that we have |
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Tue Apr 7 15:48:54 2020, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Meeting Update
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Meeting Attendance: Julie, Alex M., Alex P, Eliot, Leo, Evelyn, Mitchell, Ryan.
Today is the deadline for confirming our attendance at the virtual APS meeting. Alex M. will be confirming and we will be orienting ourselves
so that we can have some results. Here is our to-do list for today: |
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Mon Apr 13 14:43:54 2020, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Meeting Update
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Note that Pitzer usage over the weekend was much better! Maybe weekends are our best time to run? Today (Monday) has been a little bit worse.
Over the past few days the following items have been accomplished:
We got the jobs to stop canceling on OSC.
Issue was the destination command for the error and output files for the |
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Thu May 7 14:35:00 2020, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Meeting Update
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The students have been meeting to work out the summer schedule. We are dividing into to groups:
(1) Paper writing: Julie, Alex M., Alex. P
We need Amy to start an overleaf draft (she has the premium version that allows you to share with more than 1 person)
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Mon May 11 17:56:36 2020, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Meeting Update
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We met today for a long time and pushed to catch up. The following is what we have done:
(1) Worked for a bit on our current tasks. They will work on these current tasks before they start on their summer projects.
Antenna database (Julie, Alex P., Alex M.)
Worked on a paper outline (Julie, Alex M.)
Worked on wall time variable |
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Sat Nov 30 22:04:30 2019, Julie Rolla, GENETIS Loop Work: Fixing Consol Errors
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GENETIS Loop Work: Fixing Consol Errors By Julie Rolla
1. Python programs are not running: I think either (1)
the user isn't module loading python, or (2) they are loading the wrong version of Python (remember there's a discrepancy for Python2, and Python3). |