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Luminarys
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About Luminarys
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/luminarys; my proof: https://keybase.io/luminarys/sigs/Ofk2wr5AXPd7CupMPk5o5Rnp9CsVSC6CM1iIFXj48n8 ]
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Comment #16508509
I chose Rust because of its combination of ergonomics and low level control available. The safety came as a bonus.
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Comment #15565047
With regards to Deep Learning, a recently released Keras backend[0] actually supports OpenCL with direct validation on a few AMD cards. I've been playing around with it for the pas…
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Comment #15169330
Yes, in a cooperative async model anything which would block will stop progress of every coroutine, so you would need an async version of the ORM library for this to work. When you…
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Comment #14952159
It also appears to be using a merkle hash tree for piece hashing now along with a few new peer wire messages to support that.
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Comment #14726680
Having used eBPF/kprobe for work, the main advantage over a precompiled kernel module is convenience. It's much easier to write a C file which hooks a kernel function, then reports…
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Comment #14076124
Although I've never seen the Great Barrier Reef, I was recently in Belize and snorkeled around its Barrier Reef. It was painfully obvious that the reefs were extensively bleached(t…
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Comment #10402658
> Something I would write in Ruby in 10 days takes 2 months in Go. Have you looked into Elixir? It has Ruby like syntax, but uses an actor model for concurrency(it runs off of the …
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Comment #10070122
Because get_swayc_for_handle is always called using the root container, when it recurses down it should never end up checking a parent which is NULL.
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Comment #10030722
Neat post, though I'm a bit disappointed it didn't go into infix to postfix conversions.