kingmaker

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   by kingmaker 5y ago

   Cinder is fully compatible with the CPython's C-API
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   by kingmaker 5y ago

   > We don't have the capacity to support Cinder as an independent open-source project Our team is smaller than you might think! You also left off the last half of that sentence, which is quite important: "nor any desire for it t
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   by kingmaker 5y ago

   A couple of the folks who wrote MonkeyType (me and _carljm) also work on Cinder :)
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   by kingmaker 5y ago

   Good call out! I’ll make sure it ends up in the readme.
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   by kingmaker 5y ago

   > Maybe there could be a subset of Python that removes the hyper dynamic parts so it can be compiled to something faster. What you’re describing is essentially Static Python (mentioned in the readme)
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   by kingmaker 5y ago

   We’ve chatted with kmod a few times and let him know we were open sourcing Cinder. Hopefully the projects can learn from each other. As _carljm mentioned, Pyston was restarted way after Cinder was in production and we had already implemente
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   by kingmaker 18y ago

   Envy was painless for me (if you need to get an nVidia card working): http://albertomilone.com/nvidia_scripts1.html
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   by kingmaker 18y ago

   I participated in this study at Stanford for a while. The results are pretty dramatic. I doubled the number of pull ups that I could do in six weeks and went from being able to do 12 reps of 155 on bench to 12 reps of 175.
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   by kingmaker 18y ago

   Valgrind is also incredibly useful if you are working with Linux.