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   by rrnewton 7y ago

   Absolutely true. It's future work to train our Gibbon/LoCal compiler to generate code operating over more interesting, existing binary formats (CBOR, Avro, CapNP...), some of which are a better fit than others. Or for text formats
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   by rrnewton 7y ago

   Thanks!
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   Pure Programs: Pure functions all grown up(cloudseal.io)

   8 points by rrnewton 7y ago|2 comments
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   by rrnewton 7y ago

   Both this article and this comment thread include a number of different ideas regarding controlling (or randomizing) environmental factors: test ordering, system time, etc. But why do all of this piecemeal? Our philosophy is to create a co
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   by rrnewton 7y ago

   Thanks for these points and questions! First, we'd love it if you would try our early container prototype on your build. Contact us and we'll add you to our closed alpha test. Also, we can send you the full paper (preprint) on th
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   Reproducible builds *without* patching tool chains(cloudseal.io)

   6 points by rrnewton 7y ago|3 comments
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   Mozilla rr vs. Deterministic Execution(cloudseal.io)

   3 points by rrnewton 7y ago|0 comments
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   by rrnewton 8y ago

   We're really interested in the community's thoughts on the approach. Cloudseal is also a startup that is currently hiring ( https://www.cloudseal.io/hiring ).
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   Startup argues for a technical solution to flaky tests(cloudseal.io)

   4 points by rrnewton 8y ago|1 comments
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    by rrnewton 8y ago

    Thanks for the feedback on the draft. Regarding "topologically static", the system doesn't assume a fixed set of communicating endpoints (like MPI ranks). It will all you to dynamically add new participants to the network. W
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    by rrnewton 8y ago

    Hi all! I'm a member of the team making the release. Note that this was a bit premature, as we haven't announced the project yet. So expect a lot more documentation around how to use AMBROSIA to appear shortly! Nevertheless,
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    by rrnewton 10y ago

    I used Chez Scheme for many years and loved its lightning fast compile times. For example, I'm not aware of any other full-scale compiler that can compile itself as fast as Chez can.
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    by rrnewton 13y ago

    Ugh, having your photos on an external is terribly annoying. And as far as I can tell it does take a supercomputer to run Aperture.
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    by rrnewton 14y ago

    Thanks for the StarPU reference! This definitely looks worth checking out.
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    by rrnewton 14y ago

    There's a not-quite-complete OpenCL backend here: * https://github.com/HIPERFIT/accelerate-opencl Either OpenCL, or a freely available x86 CUDA, would really make CPU/GPU programming more useful in this case. We might already have what w