joergen7

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by joergen7 5y ago
I use Petri nets. They allow me to diagram communicating systems, making explicit how active components (like functions or services) and passive components (like storage or i/o-devices) interact. Petri nets have formal semantics easy e
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Programming in the Large(unbounded-places.net)
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Cuneiform: Past, Present, and Future(unbounded-places.net)
1 points by joergen7 9y ago|0 comments
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A library is a language is a library(unbounded-places.net)
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Gruff: A worker pool manager using Erlang's gen_pnet(github.com)
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Lib_dp: a dynamic programming library written in Erlang(github.com)
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Germany to fine Facebook and YouTube €50m if they fail to delete hate speech(telegraph.co.uk)
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Hacking Petri nets in Erlang(github.com)
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by joergen7 11y ago
> The Java/JVM bias is a deficiency of open source Big Data, not bioinformatics!!! I agree. > Bioinformatics is built on Unix tools and Unix composition AFAICT That is true for most bioinformatics tools with a few important excep
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by joergen7 11y ago
Perhaps I was a bit imprecise by saying that Python programs are not automatically parallelizable. What I was trying to say was that Python programs are not automatically parallelized by the standard Python interpreter. Thanks for pointing
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by joergen7 11y ago
The question, why many scientific communities haven't been racing to adopt Big Data technology is a tough one. Whether or not utilization is a major factor I can't really say. For Cuneiform, we have assumed that the major obstacle
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by joergen7 11y ago
Automatic parallelization is usually not part of general purpose languages. Programs written in a general purpose programming language (like Python) are neither automatically parallelizable nor do they run on more than one machine. Of cours
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Show HN: Cuneiform – A Functional Workflow Language(cuneiform-lang.org)
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by joergen7 11y ago
Glow: Map Reduce for Golang I enjoyed reading this post. What especially surprised me is, how easy it is to get going with Glow. One caveat with the standalone example though is: You need to install Glow first (even though this is a one-lin