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Dream is the local name of CRISAM's service for supporting experiments & development, aka. SED.

Our service is composed of research engineers providing support for development, experiments and the management of experimental platforms. The team keeps up on technological advances.

This website is mainly used to provide blog posts about our activity. For institutional information, please visit the appropriate section on the Inria intranet.

To add a RSS feed to our blogposts, please click on the following link: https://iww.inria.fr/sed-sophia/feed.

To contact us, please send email to sed-sophia@inria.fr.

Signing your git contributions/emails/etc…. with personal SSL certificates [macOSX oriented]

Jean-Luc Szpyrka Friday February 14th, 2020 Monday September 11th, 2023Tools 0

This is a simple checklist on how to ask for a personal SSL certificate, which will allow to sign your git contribs or your emails. The procedure is described for macOSX platform, but can be easily adapted to other platforms. First of all, you need a personal SSL certificate. If…

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2020 February machine learning news

Tristan CABEL Friday February 14th, 2020 Friday February 14th, 2020Uncategorized, Watching 0

Here are this month articles: Hydra A fresh look at configuration for machine learning projects Hydra is a recently released open-source Python framework developed at Facebook AI that simplifies the development of research and other complex applications. Great when you want to launch the same code with different options: python…

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How-to publish a DTK module / finish a git-flow feature

Romain LACROIX Tuesday February 4th, 2020 Tuesday April 7th, 2020Good practices, Organization, Shared development, Tools 0

First, develop some feature in a branch, open a merge request. After it’s been reviewed and merged into develop: git checkout master git pull git checkout develop git pull So that the two synchronization branches are up to date. Now we have to choose a release tag according to the…

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dtk coding style

Thibaud Kloczko Tuesday January 14th, 2020 Tuesday January 14th, 2020Development in the Inria Teams, Good practices, Tools coding style, dtk, qt 0

Introduction This document describes the recommended coding style for dtk. This style is not mandatory, but to have consistent formatting of the source code files it is recommended to make use of it. dtk coding style follows the Qt coding style, with few differences desribed here after. Rules Indentation 4…

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