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aturley

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    Wallaroo.ai | Senior Frontend, Backend Engineers, Platform Architect | Perma-REMOTE / EST core hours Want to help define what painless MLOps at scale looks like? Want in on the gro…

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    C++ and Java did exist, and rejected for the following reasons: "Furthermore, the existing Apache tools depended on Java - specifically the JVM - where it's really hard to get pred…

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    Thanks for checking us out. We're working improving our website and our explainer materials. Would you be interested in a quick conversation? I'd be happy to do a demo and get some…

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    Wallaroo | Frontend Software Engineer | Remote (10AM - 4PM US Eastern Time core hours) | Full-time | salary dependent on experience | https://wallaroo.ai We’re looking for an exper…

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    Wallaroo | https://wallaroo.ai | Lead Client Software Engineer && Hands on Client Architect | REMOTE | cannot sponsor H1B Wallaroo provides a platform for production AI that helps …

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    There are some cool new features in this release, including a streamlined Python API. If you have any questions or want to talk about stream processing in Python I'm happy to do it…

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    Most of the code is pretty monstrous, especially when I was writing the scripting language and it just kind of ... grew. Anyway, this has been a fun project for getting me to do so…

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    I'm an engineer at Wallaroo labs. I've done a lot of work on our Python API and I wrote the blog post. If you want to discuss stream processing, or Python, or Pony (the language th…

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    This book provides an approachable view of the history and practice of granular synthesis.

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    So, I actually thought about including "enough of a cash buffer to survive a few bad hires", but the more I thought about it the more I remembered how much time was wasted on folks…

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    I've half joked about doing this for technical positions. I think to make it work you'd need: 1. A strong management system in place that's committed to helping folks succeed. 2. A…

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    I didn't build the playground website so I can't comment too much on it, but I can try to answer your question since I don't think it is specific to the website (but if my answer d…

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    I'm giving a Pony workshop at ICFP this year ( https://icfp18.sigplan.org/event/icfp-2018-tutorials-writing... ), this repo represents the material that I'll be covering. I've give…

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    This book details how to implement a Forth-like language/environment. It gets down into the nitty-gritty of some 1980s processors so it may feel a little dated, but the thinking be…