I think I’ve discovered one neat cloud-free approach to organize the work for a small (research) group and need to share it with someone :)
Setup:
On host: open reverse tunnel with wireguard (see this guide) and serve dokuwiki on tunnel’s end corresponding to the host; on gate: some sort of reverse proxy (we use nginx) redirecting the queries to the host’s tunnel end IP address.
So, what we got for a couple of bucks:
The obvious caveat is the setup time cost: dokuwiki plugins quality is not always great and they usually require some tweaking to match our needs.
A very neat annotated image comparing the imaged black holes at the center of M87 and our own galaxy (Sgr A*) as seen by the Event Horizon Telescope. Super exciting #Astronomy news today!
"NVIDIA Releases Open-Source GPU Kernel Modules"
https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-releases-open-source-gpu-kernel-modules/
Just wanted to share this sweet image of NGC 765, a barred spiral galaxy with beautifully extended spiral arms.
Greetings! I’m an #astrophysics PhD student who mostly works with N-body simulation of galaxies (i.e. code in Python all days and some nights).
Sometimes pretend to be a fan of #foss and #reproducibleresearch and package some obstinate astro codes for #guix to run on our server (in a private repo though, I’ll submit the patches to the upstream, I promise :)
Never been on the birdsite (can’t really stand against the wave of random notifications) but always wanted to have a sort of microblogging acc to post random fancy pictures from my work, and #qoto looks like a very nice place to land.
astrophysics PhD student at #MPE specializing in galactic dynamics. He/him. Enjoys fancy #sciviz and reason, avoids flamewars. Occasional poorly-worded #foss advocacy. Spent an inexplicable amount of time taming #latex to end up disappointed with it.