Rice Cooker

Naturally, to share code, there is no equal to GitHub, a Web-based hosting service for code using the popular Git revision control. In plain language, it means that the code that I am writing, mostly for the JMSC nowadays, will be available on GitHub.

To start things, I put some of the Python scripts that I wrote for our online social media research project: http://github.com/JMSCHKU/Social/

For those who are unfamiliar with GitHub, it has been ubiquitous whenever I needed source code (mostly for compiling into usable programs). I assume that many people already know of SourceForge, the open-source code repository started at the turn of the century. GitHub innovates compared with SF.net by decentralizing version control.

For starters,

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