In Bash, a hash is a data structure that can contain many sub-variables, of the same or different kinds, but indexes them with user-defined text strings, or keys, instead of fixed numeric identifiers.

Many computational endeavors benefit from some form of parallelization, and SLURM provides a way to do “embarrassingly parallel” processing relatively simply (read more about parallelization).

Creating a sed-based file substitution tool. A few weeks ago, I was digging through my spam folder and found an email message that started out like this: Dear #name# Congratulations on winning the $15 ...