I have a sort of dilemma, when we do scientific data analysis, most of what we do is chaining functions from a number of libraries to create a few thousand lines long codebase which handles the analysis. We don't write, for example, the fft routine ourselves. 1/8 #neuroskyence #Science

Some 15 years ago my colleague Parry Clarke said to me, "Dude stop complaining and write your own stats book!" So I did. It definitely changed my life, and I'm glad it has had a positive impact on others.

Our new paper is out now in Journal of Neuroscience! This is a three part paper: the theory, the modeling and the data.

Banger

Listening to Bohren & Der Club of Gore and decided to switch my computer to dark theme

How can we reform science? I have some ideas. But I am not sure you’ll like them, because they don’t promise much. elevanth.org/blog/2025/07...

Truly fascinating

Almost finished writing a software package for intrinsic timescales. Will post it here when it is ready for usage.

debugging unit tests is painful :/

That's me!

It's incredible how accurately Shel Silverstein predicted AI decades ago

Wisdom from Data Driven Science and Engineering by Steven Brunton and Nathan Kutz

Parallel computing at our lab: the two computers stand parallel to each other

What is the current situation about elife? I've sent a manuscript there but does anyone know whether or not publishing there affects funding / job search etc. decisions later on? #neuroskyence

Question for the #neuroskyence community: What are my chances on making a good source reconstruction with 60 electrodes, no individual mri and no fiducial locations? I came to the conclusion that it was a stillborn endeavour, does anyone have any success with this?

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