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isabellat
2y ago
Tangram | Rust/Linux Programmer | Remote (USA) | Full Time At Tangram, we are making a programmable build system and package manager. Check out the code samples here: https://www.tangram.dev . We are looking to work with pro
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Tangram | Rust/Linux Programmer | Remote (USA) | Full Time At Tangram, we are making a programmable build system and package manager. Check out the code samples here: https://www.tangram.dev . We are looking to work with pro
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Tangram | Rust/Linux Programmer | Remote (USA) | Full Time At Tangram, we are making a programmable build system and package manager. Check out the code samples here: https://www.tangram.dev . We are looking to work with pro
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Tangram | Rust/Linux Programmer | Remote (USA) | Full Time At Tangram, we are making a programmable build system and package manager. Check out the code samples here: https://www.tangram.dev . We are looking to work with pro
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Tangram | Rust/Linux Programmer | Remote (USA) | Full Time At Tangram, we are making a programmable build system and package manager designed to rescue developers from "dependency hell" and make builds simple, reproducible, c
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Tangram | Rust/Linux Programmer | Remote (USA) | Full Time At Tangram, we are making a programmable build system and package manager designed to rescue developers from "dependency hell" and make builds simple, reproducible, c
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Tangram | Rust/Linux Programmer | Remote (USA) | Full Time At Tangram, we are making a programmable build system and package manager designed to rescue developers from "dependency hell" and make builds simple, reproducible, c
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Tangram | Rust/Linux Programmer | Remote (USA) | Full Time At Tangram, we are making a programmable build system and package manager designed to rescue developers from "dependency hell" and make builds simple, reproducible, c
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Tangram | Rust/Linux Programmer | Remote (USA) | Full Time At Tangram, we are making a programmable build system and package manager designed to rescue developers from "dependency hell" and make builds simple, reproducible, c
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Tangram | Rust/Linux Programmer | Remote (USA) | Full Time At Tangram, we are making a programmable build system and package manager designed to rescue developers from "dependency hell" and make builds simple, reproducible, c
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Delve into ELF Binary Magic
(linux-magazine.com)
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isabellat
4y ago
Really nice interactive explanations!
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isabellat
4y ago
Tangram will be open source. Our team is working on an alpha version now. We will make the repo public soon! Join our discord ( https://discord.gg/rSTGNTE9be ) or send us an email at hello@tangram.dev and we'll send you
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Tangram | Rust/Linux Programmer | Remote (USA) | Full Time At Tangram, we are making a programmable build system and package manager designed to rescue developers from "dependency hell" and make builds simple, reproducible, c
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4y ago
What in particular are you referring to? A lot of software still depends on paths that adhere to the FHS. Dynamic linkers, etc all bake in assumptions about search paths based on FHS. Certainly application developers will violate FHS when p
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The magic "#!", shebang/hash-bang mechanism on various Unix flavours
(in-ulm.de)
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Really excited about this and rust-vmm which allows you to build custom Virtual Machine Monitors. The problem with a solution like Firecracker, and why they are able to get such fast startup times and a small memory footprint is that they s
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Build Containers the Hard Way
(containers.gitbook.io)
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This post does a really great job explaining the risk we all take when downloading code that we haven't audited from the internet. I've never taken the time to audit the code I'm including in my projects. Instead, I blindly t
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Deno is another project that is trying to add more to a stdlib. In some ways this is really fantastic because in the JavaScript ecosystem there is so much fatigue in deciding what libraries to use. On the flip side, if you couple too much i
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Tangram | Rust Programmer | Remote USA Tangram makes it easy for programmers to train, deploy, and monitor machine learning models. With Tangram, programmers can train models and make predictions on the command line or with libraries for la
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Tangram | Rust Programmer | Remote USA Tangram makes it easy for programmers to train, deploy, and monitor machine learning models. With Tangram, programmers can train models and make predictions on the command line or with libraries for la
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Are Dockerfiles Good Enough?
(matduggan.com)
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Agree! But isn’t it kind of weird that we accept that ml happens only in python? I’m biased because I’m working on a startup that makes machine learning sdks in ruby, elixir, golang, php, JavaScript etc. Also, to clarify what you are saying
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Bottom up cs is a great resource. https://www.bottomupcs.com/ It might feel very low level at first but once you understand these fundamental building blocks of computers you will be really well equipped to build upon this
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Tangram | Rust Programmer | Remote USA Tangram makes it easy for programmers to train, deploy, and monitor machine learning models. With Tangram, programmers can train models and make predictions on the command line or with libraries for la
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We're doing exactly this in our language libraries for Tangram. Our core machine learning code is written in Rust and we use a native add-on so people can make predictions directly from their javascript apps. In Python, this is incredi
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Tangram | Senior Rust Programmer | Remote | https://www.tangram.dev Tangram is an all in one machine learning framework designed for programmers. With Tangram, developers can train models and make predictions on the command line
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I couldn’t agree more that a black box does not result in confidence in your modeling! Tangram is not a black box :) we tell you exactly the hyper parameter grid we trained, the settings that led to the best model, and provide explanation
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Yes! We want to make the whole ML process from training to deployment to monitoring radically more convenient. The CLI interface makes it easy to quickly train ML models without ever opening a Jupyter notebook, learning what pandas and nump
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