Graham Markall
@gmarkall.big-grey.co.uk
Professional interests: Python, CUDA, Compilers.
Personal interests: RISC-V, PSXDev, OSHW, 日本語.
Recreation: family time, cycling, running, cooking.
Personal interests: RISC-V, PSXDev, OSHW, 日本語.
Recreation: family time, cycling, running, cooking.
If you are a connoisseur of services under strain, I can highly recommend attempting to log into Roblox right now
August 23, 2025 at 2:22 PM
If you are a connoisseur of services under strain, I can highly recommend attempting to log into Roblox right now
Reposted by Graham Markall
In all seriousness: the last 2 weeks of TikTok posturing and Zuck grovelling, combined with the X insanity of the last year, should show you that an app with a feed that you don’t control serves *other people’s interests* - not yours.
January 19, 2025 at 8:44 PM
In all seriousness: the last 2 weeks of TikTok posturing and Zuck grovelling, combined with the X insanity of the last year, should show you that an app with a feed that you don’t control serves *other people’s interests* - not yours.
NUCS is a Numba-powered constraint solver: github.com/yangeorget/n...
It's an area I don't know much about, but Optimal Golomb Ruler stuff sounds cool!
(A long time ago I think I participated in the distributed.net search for OGRs)
It's an area I don't know much about, but Optimal Golomb Ruler stuff sounds cool!
(A long time ago I think I participated in the distributed.net search for OGRs)
GitHub - yangeorget/nucs: NuCS is a Python constraint programming library for solving Constraint Satisfaction and Optimization Problems over finite domains
NuCS is a Python constraint programming library for solving Constraint Satisfaction and Optimization Problems over finite domains - yangeorget/nucs
github.com
January 3, 2025 at 5:36 PM
NUCS is a Numba-powered constraint solver: github.com/yangeorget/n...
It's an area I don't know much about, but Optimal Golomb Ruler stuff sounds cool!
(A long time ago I think I participated in the distributed.net search for OGRs)
It's an area I don't know much about, but Optimal Golomb Ruler stuff sounds cool!
(A long time ago I think I participated in the distributed.net search for OGRs)
Planning to stream debugging of a Numba segfault shortly:
"Segmentation fault when using recursive generator with Numba JIT (NUMBA_OPT=0)"
github.com/numba/numba/...
Will be at www.twitch.tv/gmarkall
github.com/numba/numba/...
Will be at www.twitch.tv/gmarkall
Issues · numba/numba
NumPy aware dynamic Python compiler using LLVM. Contribute to numba/numba development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
December 31, 2024 at 11:27 AM
Planning to stream debugging of a Numba segfault shortly:
"Segmentation fault when using recursive generator with Numba JIT (NUMBA_OPT=0)"
github.com/numba/numba/...
Will be at www.twitch.tv/gmarkall
github.com/numba/numba/...
Will be at www.twitch.tv/gmarkall
Trying to verify that all versions of an inline function are identical seems like a "fun" problem (from Raymod Chen's blog): devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/...
A common proposed solution to certain categories of IFNDR: Getting the linker to verify identical functions - The Old New Thing
You could do it, but it could cramp your style.
devblogs.microsoft.com
December 24, 2024 at 5:34 PM
Trying to verify that all versions of an inline function are identical seems like a "fun" problem (from Raymod Chen's blog): devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/...
Been working through Advent of Code in github.com/gmarkall/aoc... - keeping it simple so that when it gets tricky I'm less likely to be derailed.
Taking a look at day 4 later today, as I have some commitments this morning.
Taking a look at day 4 later today, as I have some commitments this morning.
GitHub - gmarkall/aoc-2024: Advent of Code 2024 - basic attempts, Python and NumPy
Advent of Code 2024 - basic attempts, Python and NumPy - gmarkall/aoc-2024
github.com
December 4, 2024 at 8:40 AM
Been working through Advent of Code in github.com/gmarkall/aoc... - keeping it simple so that when it gets tricky I'm less likely to be derailed.
Taking a look at day 4 later today, as I have some commitments this morning.
Taking a look at day 4 later today, as I have some commitments this morning.
Reposted by Graham Markall
The PlayStation's 30 years old! LET'S CELEBRATE!
YouTube video by Bandwidth
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December 3, 2024 at 10:01 PM
To-do list for this week:
- Call an old friend
- Pin down the track on my son's N gauge trainset (it's a work in progress!)
- Make mince pies (I get into a Christmas mood through food, and I'm about ready for it already this year)
- Call an old friend
- Pin down the track on my son's N gauge trainset (it's a work in progress!)
- Make mince pies (I get into a Christmas mood through food, and I'm about ready for it already this year)
November 30, 2024 at 12:21 PM
To-do list for this week:
- Call an old friend
- Pin down the track on my son's N gauge trainset (it's a work in progress!)
- Make mince pies (I get into a Christmas mood through food, and I'm about ready for it already this year)
- Call an old friend
- Pin down the track on my son's N gauge trainset (it's a work in progress!)
- Make mince pies (I get into a Christmas mood through food, and I'm about ready for it already this year)
The iMac appeals to me as a fantasy of a simple life - where I don't need to use a computer outside the house, and computing sessions are simple and non-technical, for tasks not really related to computers. Having all my computing needs met by just an iMac at home feels like a retirement dream.
The iMac M4 wasn’t built for this world
The iMac M4 wasn’t built for this world
What if we took the computer out of the monitor?
buff.ly
November 25, 2024 at 1:04 AM
The iMac appeals to me as a fantasy of a simple life - where I don't need to use a computer outside the house, and computing sessions are simple and non-technical, for tasks not really related to computers. Having all my computing needs met by just an iMac at home feels like a retirement dream.