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rosshemsley.co.uk
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| | | | | Successful model development can be surprisingly dependent on good engineering practices. Despite this, many model implementations scattered about Github are difficult to follow and hard to recreate locally. But what should a good model look like? I would propose that the gold standard for a model implemented on Github could be: The dependencies may be installed automatically, using a single command. I can build the model in a sandbox without polluting with my dev. | |
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tinkering.xyz
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| | | | | As part of my PhD I do computational modeling of quantum-biological systems. One of my simulations was misbehaving and in certain cases could take 8 hours to complete. That's really bad when you're trying to iterate quickly. This post describes how I made a series of optimizations to reduce the runtime by 250x via profiler driven algorithmic improvements, rewriting the core in Rust, and making use of parallelism. | |
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blog.m-ou.se
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| | | | | Have you ever seen the Rust compiler give a Python error? Or better, have you ever seen rust-analyzer complain about Python syntax? In this post, we'll extend our python!{} macro to make that happen. | |
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www.sebastiansylvan.com
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