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Show HN: Auto-updating personal README via GitHub Actions(github.com)
2 points by dionhaefner 6y ago|0 comments
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Tensorflow vs. JAX vs. Numba vs. Pytorch: HPC in Python(github.com)
2 points by dionhaefner 7y ago|0 comments
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by dionhaefner 8y ago
Interesting point. I genuinely thought "AWS Lambda" was just the ASCII-fied version of the official spelling, but it seems I was wrong. Either way, your point about SEO is of course very valid (but the Greek letter joke went over
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by dionhaefner 8y ago
Inspired by Mapbox' rio-tiler [1], we wanted to build a modern tile server on the Python geo-stack that is optimized for AWS λ deployments (and that makes it beyond the proof-of-concept stage). The result is Terracotta, and I'm re
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Show HN: Terracotta, a light-weight XYZ tile server in Python(github.com)
7 points by dionhaefner 8y ago|3 comments
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by dionhaefner 9y ago
Sure. I'll see how I can squeeze that in.
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by dionhaefner 9y ago
> It seems to be for meteorology Not quite - meteorolgists study the atmosphere, while the ocean is studied by oceanographers. > What does someone use a ocean simulator for? Ocean models are used to further our understanding of the dy
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by dionhaefner 9y ago
If you're curious how NumPy and Bohrium stack up against pure Fortran, I'd recommend you have a look at our benchmarks: http://veros.readthedocs.io/more/benchmarks.html
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by dionhaefner 9y ago
This. I don't like recommending Python 2 either, but that's the way it is for now. Our tests pass on Python 3, too[1], but Bohrium isn't reliable enough on Python 3 to recommend it to the average user. I should probably chang
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by dionhaefner 9y ago
Veros is a port of a traditional, MPI-parallelized, Fortran ocean model to Python / NumPy. All parallelism is handled implicitly by Bohrium ( https://github.com/bh107/bohrium ), so all core routines just consist of
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Show HN: Veros, a high-performance ocean simulator in pure Python(github.com)
41 points by dionhaefner 9y ago|9 comments