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Tag Archives: diku
Introducing pupyMPI
Jan, Frederik and I just released the first – somewhat stable – version of pupyMPI, a 100% pyre python implementation of the MPI standard. Or, as close to the standard as we saw fit. Most python-mpi projects are bindings to … Continue reading
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Levenshtein Distance
I wrote a little python function to calculate the Levenshtein distance for an assignment. I figured it was some time ago since I released code on my blog, so here goes.
Come on.. Was all that junk really necessary
Earlier today I was trying to prove some pretty basic CSP algebra stuff (wasen’t really successful). So between each assigment I like to do something else, hopefully a bit less brain demanding, to clear my mind. So why not setup … Continue reading
Leopard / Mac installer genius wanted..
This post properly boils down to me begging Mads for help. I need to run pypvm for a school assigment, but it seems impossible to install on my MacBook.
Messing around with IEEE 754 floating points
As preparation for a course in cluster computing I’m reading a classic in computer science, the Computer Organization & Design, by David A. Patterson and John L. Hennessy. Most of the stuff is quite easy (I read it before :)), … Continue reading