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| Glad that worked for you Sebastien! The course you're working on sounds like a really interesting application of RemoteBatchSubmit; I hope you'll consider sharing your results on Community or elsewhere once it comes to fruition. Let me know if you... |
| This is a cool post Vitaliy! Have you tried the same analysis on President Biden's address (which has recently been added to the Presidential Inaugural Addresses resource)? I used the same data in an example for my ReadabilityScore resource... |
| Hi John, there shouldn't be any manual action needed between submitting jobs. How long have you tried waiting with a job in the Runnable status? I've observed that the AWS Batch scheduler (on Amazon's side) can be a bit unpredictable in its... |
| A single batch job (submitted with RemoteBatchSubmit) runs on a single compute instance, so it's limited to the vCPU count of the largest available instance type. For the `c5`, `r5`, and `m5` families, this is currently the `24xlarge`-size instance... |
| Hi Daniel, it sounds like you got this working by creating a submission environment CloudFormation stack in a different region. For future reference, the region configured in the AWS service connection on your local machine (if you're using... |
| Regarding the slowdowns you saw with multiple concurrent jobs, it occurred to me that although $ProcessorCount is overridden to reflect the `"VCPUCount"` of each job, the processor counts used for internal multithreaded computation will still... |
| Great, glad that worked for you. I've updated the template pointed to from the documentation to this new version. Perhaps you'd like to cross-post your M.SE question to Wolfram Community to get more eyes on it. |
| In a similar vein, with `SequenceReplace`: `SequenceReplace[anylist, {Repeated[v_]} :> v]` |
| Setting `PerformanceGoal -> "Speed"` disables highlighting (this does not appear to be documented). This effectively sets the hidden option `"HighlightStyle" -> None`, which I suppose you could also use standalone. |
| I think the reality is actually a bit more subtle than what httpbin shows. The raw HTTP request without `"attachment"` looks like this: POST /anything HTTP/1.1 Host: httpbin.org Accept: */* Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate ... |