Citizen Science Entry 6 I'm on the last released episode of LeMouth's citizen science. Woo! The complete citizen science tour took about a month. I learned a bit about subatomic physics and I even know

Citizen Science Entry 5 I'm quickly approaching the last episodes published (so far) in the citizen science series. Next, it's @lemouth's episode 5. Today, we'll be introducing physics beyond the standard

Citizen Science Entry 4 Now, for episode 4 of @lemouth's citizen science project. This is gonna be a long post where I focus heavily on the homework questions. Bear with me :) Task 1 and 2 proceeded quickly.

Citizen Science Entry 3 Now, for episode 3 of @lemouth's citizen science project. Still chuggin' along. Today, we'll be using the MadAnalysis5 software package to simulate detectors at the LHC. We ingest

Citizen Science Entry 2 Here's my entry for @lemouth's citizen science program, episode 2. Glad to be back :). Before starting MadGraph, I picked apart the acronyms in the name of the package:

Here's my first entry to Le Mouth's citizen science program. In the interest of catching up with the rest of the participants these posts will be a bit... spartan. This entry proceeds quick: I built a

Four months ago @lemouth opened up particle physics research to the steemit community. The objective: have steemians produce meaningful contributions to particle physics by extending the MadAnalysis5 framework

As a new user, interacting with Steem has been both a breath of fresh air and slightly perplexing. After making two blog posts, I wish I would have found the Steem community sooner. There's clearly new

Repository Github Repository Metal GPU Programming 02 Welcome back to an exploration of Metal GPU programming for iOS and macOS. Having built OS-level UI in Part 1, we now delve deeper into the Metal Shading

Welcome to an exploration of Metal GPU programming for iOS and macOS. Introduced at WWDC 2014, Metal is a powerful, high performance, low overhead graphics API for both iOS and macOS. We'll build Metal