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Raptor is a high-level algorithmic skeleton C++ template library designed to ease the development of parallel programs using CUDA. It offers similar performance and capabilities to thrust, but offers a more abstract interface. Raptor provides a set of smart containers (vector, array, vector, scalar) and skeletons (map, reduce, scan, filter, sort) that can be applied over the smart containers. Containers can store the data both on the host (CPU) and device (GPU), and ex ... ⌘ Read more
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Buying a brand new 64-Core ARM server board and first impressions.
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I’m very curious to know how did contributing to open helped you get better at your craft or maybe helped you land a job.
As a software engineer I myself find overwhelming contributing to open source but how do you navigate yourself out of that feeling and get comfortable.
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This might have new iPads and changes to iPadOS. As always, I’ll try my best to live comment.
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A series of blog posts in which the author goes through Kernighan & Plauger’s classic book and translates the programs from Ratfor to C++
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This is a fictional story of a debug session that goes down the rabbit hole, based on some historical events.
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What are you doing this week? Feel free to share!
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My first attempt to write a db resolver for gorm-v1, for people using legacy version of gorm (v1), like we had at work.
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