Website building, mathematica rendering, and lots of seaborn manipulation

What I did

• Sunday: Happy Easter. I integrated plotly into my portfolio, a traditional HTML website.
• Monday: I registered a domain and revised my \(\LaTeX\) resume and wrote a cover letter. I also spent some more time looking at how the XANES shape changes as you change SCF parameters.
• Tuesday: Meeting. Ran new Feff bulk simulations to test the SCF parameters. Applied to a job.
• Wednesday: Stressful ERASMUS forms day. When will I ever escape German bureaucracy?
• Thursday: Plotted gaussian averaged spectra.

What I learned

• Sunday: Dash integration would be nice, but to host files larger than 1MB you really can’t get along with their free account. I got around it by hosting the Plotly file on a github pages and then imbedding it in an iframe in my html code.
• Monday: www is actually a subdomain that most people have to configure by default.
• Tuesday: SCF parameters look good.
• Wednesday: Made this sweet figure below. Try double-clicking on one of the legend colors to view only that color. Click others to add them.

• Thursday: I made a similar plot with the gaussian averaged ones, they look pretty good. Too secret to post here though.

What I will do next