Writing

How to package a Python library using Poetry and publish it on PyPI.

The default screen utility annoyingly requires you to hit Ctrl+A [ to scroll back through your terminal’s output buffer (by switching to “copy mode”). Otherwise, scrolling will cause you to cycle past your previous commands instead of scrolling back up in your terminal’s output.

NOTE: These are all taken from Chris Tanner’s great NLP course CS 287 (taught at Harvard). None of this is my own work. This is just a collection of screenshots and notes from my own reading of the course’s lecture slides for my own reference and understanding. I would highly recommend reading the full lecture slides available here.

Three ways to view memory usage (i.e. “disk usage”) on your Mac, in descending order of preference.

In Part 1 of this series on the OMOP CDM, we explain what the OMOP CDM is, define key terms such as “concept”, “source value”, “vocabulary”, and “domain”, and describe how they related to each other.

How long does each line in your Python program take to run?