Ryan Newton
Ryan Newton
I have written some Accelerate programs in which I end up using multiple "run"s, often just for debugging or diagnostic purposes, for example, to print intermediate results in the computation....
This is a great collection of resources! I think one link to add would be to the "nanopass framework" for writing compilers in Scheme/Racket. It encapsulates various recursion schemes in...
Criterion gives highly precise measurements. Given two measurements of a _simple_ microbenchmark `A`, `A1`,`A2`, if: - both were taking starting from a similar machine state, - both report very high...
In running the ~2000 criterion benchmarks currently on stackage, we've run into the problem that some of them are _clearly_ nonlinear. We are trying to develop a data cleaning step...
Too few people, IMHO, work to make FP fast, so we should preserve all attempts for future comparisons! For example, we've been trying to collect [Docker configurations](https://github.com/iu-parfunc/compile-o-rama) that build such...
Perhaps this is too much to hope for, but it would be ideal for packages such as meta-par, HDpH and distributed-process to be able to share basic RPC functionality (Closure/Static)....
[Google's OAuth docs](https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/OAuth2) show pictures of the back-and-forth protocol to get user consent, get a response code, and exchange it for a token that can actually be used for API...
gogol is fantastically exciting! (But trying to stumble through OAuth is painful... can the core `gogol` lib walk us through this a bit more for newbies?) Here's my current stumbling...
When dealing with large archives on external drives with many files, I run into scaling problems where something will go wrong before a unison completes. Does anyone else have this...
I want to install rust in a Dockerfile in a way that is reproducible, and future proof. The `apt install rustc` is too old, so I'm trying rustup. I was...