A demonstration of various `kubectl` features and how to manage multiple kubernetes clusters.

How to start an async Python program, how to run async code in a thread, or from a thread, how to use uvloop, and some examples of different asynchronous tasks you can start.

How to adjust output from Python's asyncio library.

A programming tutorial given over the years.

A mishmash of what could be common-sense security tips and other ideas for preventing security leaks on personal devices.

Carefully written and formatted. I wrote much of the copy-editing and some of the LaTeX for this year’s version of the labs.

See github.com/roguh/chemistry_the_central_science.

I took concise notes based on the excellent, scientifically-rigorous textbook Information Visualization: Perception for Design by Colin Ware. I created this PDF using LaTeX, which allowed me the flexibility to create an easy-to-edit, elegant, and compact document layout. I highly recommend the book and these notes for anyone that needs to create data visualizations. See here.