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by aturley 5y ago
Wallaroo.ai | Senior Frontend, Backend Engineers, Platform Architect | Perma-REMOTE / EST core hours Want to help define what painless MLOps at scale looks like? Want in on the ground floor of a paradigm-defining company in the artific
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by aturley 5y ago
C++ and Java did exist, and rejected for the following reasons: "Furthermore, the existing Apache tools depended on Java - specifically the JVM - where it's really hard to get predictable, very low latency results." "Fro
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by aturley 5y ago
Thanks for checking us out. We're working improving our website and our explainer materials. Would you be interested in a quick conversation? I'd be happy to do a demo and get some feedback on ways we could improve the first impre
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We moved from Pony to Rust(wallaroo.ai)
201 points by aturley 5y ago|175 comments
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by aturley 5y ago
Wallaroo | Frontend Software Engineer | Remote (10AM - 4PM US Eastern Time core hours) | Full-time | salary dependent on experience | https://wallaroo.ai We’re looking for an experienced frontend software engineer excited about
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by aturley 5y ago
Wallaroo | https://wallaroo.ai | Lead Client Software Engineer && Hands on Client Architect | REMOTE | cannot sponsor H1B Wallaroo provides a platform for production AI that helps turn data into business results faster,
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Writing a Twitch IRC Bot in Pony from Scratch(twitch.tv)
2 points by aturley 8y ago|0 comments
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Where Are You in the Market Development Life Cycle?(linkedin.com)
1 points by aturley 8y ago|0 comments
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by aturley 8y ago
There are some cool new features in this release, including a streamlined Python API. If you have any questions or want to talk about stream processing in Python I'm happy to do it here.
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Wallaroo (stream processing in Python) 0.6.0 is now available(github.com)
13 points by aturley 8y ago|1 comments
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by aturley 8y ago
Most of the code is pretty monstrous, especially when I was writing the scripting language and it just kind of ... grew. Anyway, this has been a fun project for getting me to do some slightly weird things with Pony and giving me an excuse t
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Show HN: Generative plotter art in Pony(github.com)
3 points by aturley 8y ago|1 comments
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by aturley 8y ago
I'm an engineer at Wallaroo labs. I've done a lot of work on our Python API and I wrote the blog post. If you want to discuss stream processing, or Python, or Pony (the language that the core of Wallaroo is written in), I'd b
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Python Python Python Python 3 Comes to Wallaroo (for Stream Processing)(blog.wallaroolabs.com)
11 points by aturley 8y ago|1 comments
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by aturley 8y ago
This book provides an approachable view of the history and practice of granular synthesis.
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Sound in a Nutshell: Granular Synthesis(granularsynthesis.com)
10 points by aturley 8y ago|1 comments
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by aturley 8y ago
So, I actually thought about including "enough of a cash buffer to survive a few bad hires", but the more I thought about it the more I remembered how much time was wasted on folks who made it through the interview process but did
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by aturley 8y ago
I've half joked about doing this for technical positions. I think to make it work you'd need: 1. A strong management system in place that's committed to helping folks succeed. 2. A willingness to honestly evaluate people and
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Memory Consistency Models: A Tutorial(homes.cs.washington.edu)
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by aturley 8y ago
I didn't build the playground website so I can't comment too much on it, but I can try to answer your question since I don't think it is specific to the website (but if my answer doesn't help please let me know, I may ha
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by aturley 8y ago
I'm giving a Pony workshop at ICFP this year ( https://icfp18.sigplan.org/event/icfp-2018-tutorials-writing... ), this repo represents the material that I'll be covering. I've given early versions of it tw
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Show HN: Pony Programming Workshop(github.com)
55 points by aturley 8y ago|5 comments
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Composing with Tape Recorders: Musique Concrète for Beginners [pdf](monoskop.org)
40 points by aturley 8y ago|8 comments
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Real-Time Streaming Pattern: Preprocessing for Sentiment Analysis(blog.wallaroolabs.com)
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by aturley 8y ago
This book details how to implement a Forth-like language/environment. It gets down into the nitty-gritty of some 1980s processors so it may feel a little dated, but the thinking behind it is really interesting. I've been rereading
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Book: Threaded Interpretive Languages [pdf](sinclairql.speccy.org)
1 points by aturley 8y ago|1 comments
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by aturley 8y ago
Pony uses a queue for storing messages that have been sent to an actor, so that's probably a reasonable way to start thinking about it. I'm not sure how far I would stretch this comparison, though. :)
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by aturley 8y ago
Pony's model is different than Erlang's, so trying to think of it in terms of Erlang's model ("entering receive loop") may not be helpful when trying to understand it. The Pony runtime takes care of scheduling an ac
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by aturley 8y ago
I put together a cheat sheet for the Pony programming language ( https://ponylang.org ). It provides a quick reference to some things that I think are useful for folks who are getting started with the language. It isn't meant
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Pony (programming language) Cheat Sheet(drive.google.com)
2 points by aturley 8y ago|1 comments

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