A two-module standalone guide for setting up a new machine for scientific computing work: - 01-know-your-machine: hardware and OS inspection. Reads the physical machine first via macOS/Linux terminals or Windows PowerShell; a separate section walks through the WSL VM and how its allocations differ from the host hardware. - 02-git-basics: pull-focused git workflow. Install, configure identity, clone a public repo, pull updates. Authentication and pushing are deferred to a future collaboration module. Includes top-level WSL.md (copied from cli-walkthrough) for Windows users who need the Linux environment. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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