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  Brief MGT6203 Review MGT6203 "Data Analytics for Business" is an easy A if your work/family/other commitments permit it. The program was quite useful to consolidate regression model, forecasting and queue theory. In addition, learning the fundamentals of factor investing and measuring risk adjusted performance was a particular highlight for me. I also learned a thing or two about digital marketing and it was great that Professor Bien regularly chatted with his students.
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  What is the cause of the following error when trying to run a NextFlow script: illegal string body character after dollar sign; solution: either escape a literal dollar sign "\$5" or bracket the value expression "${5}" @ line 3170, column 43. This error occurs when you forget to escape a $ sign in a script block.
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  How to clone a public GitHub repository with VS Code and push it to a private GitHub repository. Make sure Git is installed Open VS Code and use the source control icon on the far left to clone a git repository to a local folder Open a terminal in VS Code (View>terminal) PS C:\Users\github> cd sarek PS C:\Users\github\sarek> git remote remove origin PS C:\Users\github\sarek> git remote add origin https://github.com/ink-blot/sarek.git PS C:\Users\github\sarek> git branch * master PS C:\Users\github\sarek> git push -u origin master If it doesn't promptly start pushing, an authorisation screen should (eventually) appear (it may take a few minutes). The token method is preferred: Go to your GitHub account settings: GitHub Token Settings. Click Generate new token (classic). Select the scopes you need (e.g., repo for private repositories). Generate the token and copy it (you won’t be able to see it again later). In the GitHub sign-in window, switch to the Token tab. Paste the generated token into the input field and confirm. Optional steps if you want to fetch updates from the original nf-core/sarek repository in the future, add it as an upstream remote: PS C:\Users\github\sarek> git remote add upstream https://github.com/nf-core/sarek.git PS C:\Users\github\sarek> git fetch upstream PS C:\Users\github\sarek> git merge upstream/main
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