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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 04, 2023
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=> ↺ Diffify – the anniversary update!
We’ve just passed an important milestone for diffify: our app for tracking Python and R package releases has just turned 1 year old!
=> ↺ The Skills Gap For Fortran Looms Large In HPC
Back in the dawn of time, which is four decades ago in computer science and which was before technical computing went mainstream with the advent of Unix workstations and their beefy server cousins, the computer science students we knew at college had taught themselves BASIC on either TRS-80s or Commodore VICs and they went to college to learn something useful like COBOL and maybe got a smattering of C and Pascal, or occasionally even RPG, for variety.
=> ↺ rpaleoclim v1.0.0: paleoclimate data in R
PaleoClim (Brown et al. 2018, Scientific Data) is a set of high-resolution paleoclimate surfaces covering the whole world. The data is derived from HadCM3, one of the major ‘general circulation models’ that is used to forecast climate change, turned backwards to ‘predict’ conditions for key climate periods in the past.
=> ↺ How to debug C++ lambda expressions with GDB
Modern versions of the C++ programming language have a feature known as lambda expressions. This article shows how you can debug lambda expressions using GDB, the GNU Project Debugger. Even if you're not interested in debugging lambdas, the techniques presented here are useful for many other debugging situations.
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