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    Jan 27

    Sigh internet🧐. Clarifying: all of the projects I was involved in & driving at Google (incl. S4TF, MLIR, an incredible new TF runtime, XLA, TPU SW, etc) are in very good hands 💪🙌, have exec commitment and strong roadmaps. I c/wouldn't leave if uncertain about that!

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    Jan 27

    Help us build the next-generation hardware and software stacks for AI ! We are looking for both engineers and researchers in compilers, programming languages, systems etc (London & Paris)

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    Jan 27

    Haskell-ide-engine and Ghcide teams are joining forces to work on a single Haskell IDE. See for details. With , and many contributors from both sides.

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    This blog post about mercurial’s Python 3 port is definitely worth reading.

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  5. Jan 9

    tops my ridiculous contributor experience list. Find a bug, submit a PR with a fix, spend the next 6 months convincing maintainers to accept it. Another 6 months after the PR is closed as "stale". The bug is still there.

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    27 Dec 2019

    The “sample” function in the statistical programming language R is biased… See screenshot. Possible fix:

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    19 Dec 2019
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    Anything that can be implemented in JAX *will* be implemented in JAX. Here's a differentiable path tracer (and a tutorial!) Blog Post: Code:

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    26 Nov 2019

    Sure, you could use _ as a throw-away variable in a Python for-loop. Yeah, you could definitely do that... like everyone else. Or you could just do this: >>> a = [ (0, 'Hello'), (1, 'Satan') ] >>> for {}[()], x in a: ... print(x) ... Hello Satan >>> Be different.

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    26 Nov 2019

    An exciting addition to OCaml's new RFC repo: a proposal for unboxed types!

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    7 Oct 2019

    The Ray Tracing in One Weekend book series is now available online, free for all! We've updated the books quite a bit, with fixes, additions, better math typesetting, updated source, and more. • Web site: • GitHub:

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    12 Sep 2019

    New PEP: —Adding a frozenmap type to collections.

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    11 Sep 2019

    Today I learned: Python’s concurrency-safe queue structures have a hard limit of 32,768 items. I totally did not deadlock a piece of code by not paying attention to that, why do you ask?

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    31 Aug 2019
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    25 Aug 2019

    Just discovered this setting in IntelliJ ....

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    10 Aug 2019

    When preparing food for my hungry 3yo I've learned that the key metric is "Time to first bite." (TTFB)

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    30 Jul 2019

    "EGG is a new toolkit that allows researchers and developers to quickly create game simulations in which two neural network agents devise their own discrete communication system in order to solve a task together."...

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    25 Jul 2019

    a technology company that doesn't get discussed enough as admirable and inspiring is JetBrains, which makes high-quality software under a sustainable revenue model

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    18 Jul 2019

    A retrospective on OCaml 4.08, looking at the difference between our plans for what to contribute to 4.08, and what actually happened!

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    16 Jul 2019

    Did you know you can classify MNIST using gzip? 🤓 You can get 45% accuracy on binarized MNIST using class-wise compression and counting bits 🤗 🔥No or needed 🔥 BASH script and classifier 👉

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