#405: Testing in Radio Astronomy with Python and pytest

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Talk Python to Me, Michael

01:58 • 2min

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How Did You Get Into Programming and Astronomy?

04:13 • 2min

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How Did You Become a Python Programmer?

06:18 • 2min

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Radio Telescopes - What's the Difference?

08:25 • 2min

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The Event Horizon Telescope

10:55 • 3min

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Talk Python Amaze - Taipei, the Next Generation Open Source Python Application Builder

13:59 • 3min

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Exactly. It's Not Just One PC in the Corner, Right?

17:05 • 3min

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DevOps - What Is Uptime?

19:36 • 2min

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CUDA Cores on NVIDIA GPUs?

21:27 • 2min

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Using a GPU in a Data Center Environment?

23:44 • 2min

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Python CUDA

25:21 • 2min

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Using Async and Assert on a GPU

27:39 • 2min

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Is Async IO a Solid Choice for Distributed Radio Astronomy?

29:15 • 2min

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Talkpythonomy Podcast - Sentry

31:45 • 2min

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Is Testing a Good Idea?

34:03 • 2min

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PyTES for Python

36:03 • 2min

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Unit Testing

37:35 • 2min

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PyTest

39:06 • 3min

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PyTest - The Test of Linearity

41:52 • 3min

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Is There a Correlator Fixture?

44:51 • 2min

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Python

46:38 • 2min

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Breakthrough Listen

48:16 • 3min

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How Much Data Is Captured and Stored?

51:04 • 2min

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Embedded Tests

52:54 • 2min

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PyTest, PyCoder, and Open Source Community

54:47 • 1min

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Talk Python - The Challenge of a Bare Algorithm

56:16 • 3min