Stan Seibert

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I think it would be useful to offer a simple implementation of functions like atomicAdd(), atomicInc, etc, that are used when compiling hemi code for CPU execution. Currently I have...

We've been shipping with the [WebAssembly target enabled](https://github.com/numba/llvmlite/pull/478/files#diff-d9781738ee758e4f6d6c502016f43b7d9b7165c146b32080cf433ca80659dc4dR32) for a few years now, but given the recent announcement of [PyScript](https://pyscript.net/), I think it is time to figure out how llvmlite...

feature_request

To help demonstrate some of the breadth we are imagining with Intake plugins, this thread is for brainstorming ideas. Feel free to add your own suggestions here! To kick things...

Response objects in requests are documented to contain a `raw` attribute that is a file-like object. When the request is made with `stream=True`, the `raw` attribute can be read to...

It looks like the `/home/mpi/shad` directory in the quickstart docker images is mounted from the host filesystem, which causes problems following the guide if the host user ID doesn't happen...

We discovered that building Numba using our usual development recipe: https://github.com/numba/numba/tree/master/buildscripts/condarecipe.local is failing with conda-build 3.18.x on our Windows build server only when we try to build Python 3.6 or...

type::bug

Now that we support array expressions, I'm finding that I really want to be able to pass the `axis` argument to reduction functions like `np.sum()`, `np.mean()`, etc. This raises the...

feature_request

By default, `GzipFile` in the Python standard library uses a compression level of 9 (the highest available): https://docs.python.org/2/library/gzip.html#gzip.GzipFile Most other applications (like the gzip command line tool) default to level...

web

It would make sense to add a wrapper around cuSOLVER. Note that the cudatoolkit 7.5 conda package (as of this issue) does not include the library and needs to be...

New to CUDA 8, nvGRAPH also could use a Python interface: http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/nvgraph/index.html#axzz4o4tI9BZJ Would need to be optional since pyculib needs to support CUDA 7.5 for a little while longer.