January PFHub Overview

Discussion Topics

Benchmark 3 and benchmark 4 specs are up
Fixed a bunch of bugs raised at the last chat meeting. Please check to see that these have been addressed. See these action items
Now using Surge to publish the website for every pull request allowing us to more easily review pull requests. For example, the branch I'm currently working on is published here.
Reduce number of benchmark variations, problem 4 has 8 variations. People will not run 8 different variations. I think we need two variations per problem.
I'm currently working on fixing the upload form. It can now be populated from previous simulations. See this, which uses the parameters in the URL to populate the form. It's populated from this simulation.
- Scroll to the bottom and click on the green plus / add button. This adds more data fields.
I messed with Trello, but don't think it's worth the effort.
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We'd like to update the Community Page biographical sketches with more targeted content and statically served (rather than hot-linked) portraits. Visit #589 for details.
Look at the Engagement Plan and, if you have strong opinions, help us prioritize or clarify items.
If your benchmark results are camping out in a GitHub gist or on your Google Drive, please consider migrating to an archival data service. Visit #491 for details.

Trevor:
- tweak homepage text
Olle:
- send out overview essays for PF Basics and (separately) Benchmarks
- UQ problem on the website by 6 February (jupyter notebook?)
Daniel:
- migrate us to https://pages.nist.gov/pfhub and similarly for gitter, etc., with redirects
- Problem 3 & 4 upload event
- Problem 5 & 6 specifications (Publication version) online by 20 February
Steve:
- MMS problem on the website by 20 January (jupyter notebook/spec)