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| - | UPDATE: apparently, the following module file works better: | + | **UPDATE: apparently, the following module file works better:** |
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| Simple enough, right? Also it is important to make sure we tell it how much memory and time we expect. If we give it a lot we will have less priority and have to weight longer for the job to start. | Simple enough, right? Also it is important to make sure we tell it how much memory and time we expect. If we give it a lot we will have less priority and have to weight longer for the job to start. | ||
| - | Now we just do execute ./slurm.sh to run it. | + | To submit your job, use the ''sbatch'' command, as in ''sbatch ./slurm.sh''. |
| ==== Pro Tips ==== | ==== Pro Tips ==== | ||
| * Make sure your tf code uses the GPU | * Make sure your tf code uses the GPU | ||
| * to see all your jobs status its helpful to make an alias with the command `watch squeue -u<username> --Format=jobid,numcpus,state,timeused,timeleft' | * to see all your jobs status its helpful to make an alias with the command `watch squeue -u<username> --Format=jobid,numcpus,state,timeused,timeleft' | ||
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