When you write a function in MATLAB, each function typically is a single .m file. So let’s say you’ve written my_function() and saved that function as my_function.m. To gain access to this function, you would use the addpath function to add that script to your MATLAB’s search path. After calling addpath(/path/to/myfolder/), which contains myfunction.m, then you can call my_function(). How do these function imports work in Python?

A look at how the shoreline of Boston changed over time, which partially explains why the streets of Boston is so poorly laid out.

A template for using Makefiles to orchestrate Docker containers

What are the normal salary ranges in biotech? How does this change for different experience levels? How much do bonuses and equities contribute to income? In this post, we explore these questions and more using survey data from r/biotech.