Clemens Brunner

BrainVision Recording Format (BVRF) | Brain Products GmbH BrainVision Recording Format (BVRF) - description, documentation and BVRF license agreement. An EEG recording consists of...

🚀 MNELAB 1.2.0 is out!

This release includes support for reading the new BrainVision Recording Format (BVRF) (www.brainproducts.com/support-reso...). It also includes light and dark app icons on macOS and a redesigned XDF chunk dialog.

github.com/cbrnr/mnelab

🚀 MNELAB 1.1.0 is out!

This release includes ICLabel, a classifier that automatically assigns independent components to one of seven categories (e.g., brain, eye, heart, ...).

🔗 github.com/cbrnr/mnelab

👉 Install it as a standalone app (macOS and Windows), or run it via `uvx mnelab`.

Enjoy! 🎉

GitHub - cbrnr/mnelab: MNELAB – a GUI for MNE MNELAB – a GUI for MNE. Contribute to cbrnr/mnelab development by creating an account on GitHub.

I've just released MNELAB 1.0.4 (a GUI for MNE-Python, a package for analyzing EEG/MEG data), which now includes standalone installers for macOS and Windows:

github.com/cbrnr/mnelab

#EEG #Python

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Hätten wir Kostenwahrheit im Transport, würden wir längst hektisch Highspeed-Zugnetze bauen.

#rstats 4.5 now includes the `penguins` data frame! 🚀

When installing #rstats on #macos, installing packages defaults to the system library. R won't use the user library (~/Library/R/arm64/4.5/library) unless I *manually* create it. On Linux and Windows, R creates this location automatically. Is this intentional? It feels unintuitive and inconsistent.

Only show tracked files/folder in Explorer view · Issue #244951 · microsoft/vscode I don't know if I'm missing something, but currently I don't think it is possible to have the Explorer view only show tracked (i.e., under version control) files/folders. I know that there is a set...

Do you use #vscode? Have you ever wanted the Explorer view in the sidebar to just show all tracked files under version control? I made a feature request, give it a thumbs up if you think it would be useful!

github.com/microsoft/vs...

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Buchempfehlung:

www.acityonmars.com

Die Autoren sind auch hier auf Bsky zu finden (ich tagge sie absichtlich nicht).

#Electron apps cannot be resized on #Wayland anymore, at least on #GNOME. Given that GNOME defaults to Wayland nowadays, I wonder why so few people experience this problem, since it affects VS Code, Signal, Discord, and so on. If you can help, please check out github.com/electron/ele.... #Linux

Ja, ist mir schon vor einiger Zeit positiv aufgefallen! Jetzt fehlt nur mehr ein Mastodon-Account 😉.

I'd say yes, because instantiating a project is instantaneous (if you've downloaded the packages before). However, there are alternatives, such as running just the script, or even `uvx python` (short for `uv tool run python`) for spawing a REPL. I'm still learning new things about uv every day too!

Exactly! Alternatively, if you don't want to create a project, you can even include it in the script directly (see docs.astral.sh/uv/guides/sc...).

And I also agree, maybe it's still too early times. IDE integration could also be much improved with native uv support for example!

I guess my point is: uv is the greatest thing Python tooling has ever seen, but you cannot and should not expect it to work just like pip and venv!

uv requires you to re-think many things you have gotten used to. It took me a while to wrap my head around. It doesn't work like pip, but you can (but probably shouldn't) use `uv pip` (e.g. you can `uv pip install` packages into the corresponding venv, which you can manually create with `uv venv`).

Using the official installers is a good solution! But I don't think you should blame uv here, it sounds like an IDE-related issue. In VS Code, you can set the interpreter for a project, then it will use the venvby default (`python` works). Also, there is no global Python in uv (you don't need it).

I think this is kind of the point, you should never have to think about environments. If you hate running `uv python`, then you can always activate the underlying venv to use `python`. Although I'd be interested to know what's bothering you.

GitHub - cbrnr/mnelab: MNELAB – a GUI for MNE MNELAB – a GUI for MNE. Contribute to cbrnr/mnelab development by creating an account on GitHub.

MNELAB, a GUI for #EEG/#MEG analysis in #Python, has reached the v1.0.0 milestone!

- UI improvements such as an improved sidebar
- Improved Montage dialog
- Improved Filter dialog
- A new dialog to inspect channel statistics
- Improved export to BrainVision format

github.com/cbrnr/mnelab

Pasting a function definition does not work in 3.13 REPL with Windows Terminal · Issue #124096 · python/cpython Bug report Bug description: I use Python downloaded from python.org without using a graphical environment such as IPython. Instead, I use the Windows Terminal with the REPL built into python.exe. I...

Python 3.13 currently has a known issue on Windows that prevents users from pasting code snippets containing indentation into the new REPL.

The Python development team is looking for someone with Windows expertise to help test a proposed fix: github.com/python/cpyth...

#Python #Windows #VSCode

Ja, vermutlich damit dann noch mehr Chalets in die Berge gebaut werden können...

Does anyone else find it irritating that the default behavior of #RStats on #macOS installs packages to the system library instead of the user library?

I think the problem only occurs if the directory does not exist. If I manually create it, then everything works.

Is this a bug? Or is it just me?

Also, Excel cannot open more than one file with the same name, but in different folders, at the same time (at least on macOS).

aoc2024/06.jl at main · cbrnr/aoc2024 Contribute to cbrnr/aoc2024 development by creating an account on GitHub.

Here's my #AdventOfCode Day 6 solution in Julia:

github.com/cbrnr/aoc202...

Not optimized at all, so Part 2 takes a few seconds, but I'm quite happy with the solution.

#julialang

Naja, Grazer Radweg wäre es, wenn man da zwischen den Schienen fahren müsste und es nicht extra gekennzeichnet ist 😆.

aoc2024/05.jl at main · cbrnr/aoc2024 Contribute to cbrnr/aoc2024 development by creating an account on GitHub.

Here's my #AdventOfCode Day 5 solution in #Julia:

github.com/cbrnr/aoc202...

Nothing fancy to see here (no graph-related algorithms), just some nice function vectorizations made easy in Julia. In Part 2, I simply swap items for each incorrect rule until all the rules are satisfied.

aoc2024/04.jl at main · cbrnr/aoc2024 Contribute to cbrnr/aoc2024 development by creating an account on GitHub.

Here's my #AdventOfCode Day 4 solution in #Julia:

github.com/cbrnr/aoc202...

Fairly straightforward and OG implementation I think, I'm just manually checking all directions in a matrix of chars.

Yeah, I guess (2) is the correct definition from a technical point of view (since methods are just callable attributes). But I still think of attributes vs methods, maybe because other languages make a clearer distinction.

(1) for sure!

aoc2024/03.jl at main · cbrnr/aoc2024 Contribute to cbrnr/aoc2024 development by creating an account on GitHub.

Here's my #AdventOfCode Day 3 solution in #Julia:

github.com/cbrnr/aoc202...

Part 2 took me way too long, because I was trying to create a regex which only captures multiplications between "do()" and "don't".

It was easy when I did the opposite (searching for parts between "don't()" and "do()").

That's what I ended up doing as well, but I'm sure there's a super-optimized solution on Reddit (I haven't checked yet).

www.reddit.com/r/adventofco...