necaris

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by necaris 6y ago
Coiled | Remote-first | Full-time | Cloud Infrastructure & Product Engineers | https://coiled.io/jobs/ Coiled connects data scientists and researchers to distributed infrastructure using the Python data science sta
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Seven Things You Might Not Know About Numba(devblogs.nvidia.com)
17 points by necaris 9y ago|0 comments
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by necaris 10y ago
There's an interface to it all from Python ( https://github.com/cpcloud/qPython )...
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Command-line tools are fast – is Python faster?(necaris.dreamwidth.org)
3 points by necaris 11y ago|1 comments
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by necaris 11y ago
Social Tables - http://socialtables.com - Washington, DC - ONSITE At Social Tables, we envision a world where people get together to achieve great things. Our Bessemer & 500 Startups backed venture delivers SaaS to clients f
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by necaris 11y ago
The goroutine model allows a lot of tasks to be handled in parallel without the application developer having to worry about it. So, for example, a web framework can have one goroutine per request and scale very well. That is what I would
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by necaris 11y ago
I haven't yet found a supported Rust answer to goroutines, though -- am I missing something?
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Grown-up Node: Looking at Logging(medium.com)
2 points by necaris 12y ago|0 comments
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by necaris 12y ago
Not that experienced, but enthusiastic -- does that count ;-)?
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by necaris 12y ago
I've been curious about the HTTP implementation, particularly considering that `rust-http` is in bugfix-only mode and `teepee` is still in design phase. Did you folks build it from scratch?
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by necaris 12y ago
I might help out with this too -- I've been learning Rust recently and I suspect this would help me get up to speed a bit more.
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by necaris 14y ago
> The pot smoker was a few feet from me in an informal > conference late one evening. I don't think anyone > complained that pot was smoked at all. They complained that > it was smoked inside a crowded room. I was there t
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by necaris 14y ago
Nothing wrong with tongue-in-cheek. So long as it's something you'd be comfortable saying in front of your boss -- it's a professional conference, after all. The Code of Conduct is pretty clear.