Jargon-buster presentation #377
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reid-a
requested review from
annajiat,
mikerenfro,
ocaisa,
psteinb and
tkphd
as code owners
reid-a
changed the title
Added a slide to discuss scale-up generally, with a photo of a real data center. Re-ordered things so the laptop comes first -- familiar grounding. Made edits to the pdfpc comments to help focus on the terminology as well as the scale-up landscape.
refactor jargon
beamer template, slide titles
Added a workstation to the "laptop" slide, making it the "standalone" slide. Removed "+smart" from the Makefile's pandoc invocation, my pandoc doesn't know this argument.
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This is nice. Would suggest not using PDF as default, but instead use HTML slide software such as:
An example presentation https://bkmgit.github.io/simple-slides/ |
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The benefit of PDF and the This is high-value, I think, although we have already had some portability issues, newer If there is an HTML slide tool that can show notes to the presenter, that would be a good solution. Technically, it's easy to add new targets to the makefile, of course. |
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Notes functionality is available or can be added if one wants to use a custom template. Carpentries typically discourages lots of slides since the pace may be too high. Some introductory and overview concepts might be better presented that way though instead of through the lesson material. |
Removed the mainframe slide, re-ordered so the cloud comes before HPC, and added an HPC workflow schematic.
reduce eye-bleeding
Per @bkmgit's advice, this commit refactors the jargon buster presentation to use the Remark presentation framework instead of the pandoc->beamer->pdfpc toolchain. The presentation content remains pure Markdown, with a concise HTML wrapper providing the Remark framework. The slides can be shared in presentation or notes mode, and toggled between by pressing `P`. Images have been rescaled to accommodate. SVG inputs would be preferred, but that is an undertaking for @reid-a.
refactor jargon buster for remark
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