Julia Documentation #242
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Thanks again for doing this. Are you going to include a ThetaGPU counterpart in this PR too? Regarding the "data science" sidebar section, this is related to the discussion in #219 . We can start a new folder called "languages" in this PR and put your Julia documentation there. I will move Python over at some point. |
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We are not using ThetaGPU anymore. Only if it is useful to someone, otherwise I wouldn't mind skipping it. |
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This is a first stab at writing documentation for running Julia on Polaris.
Polaris is currently down. I'll do another pass these days and check whether the scripts work. Any feedback you can give me is welcome.
As a general note, I am not sure Julia fits nicely under the "data science" section. We certainly haven't used it that way.
Closes (partially) #220