DonPellegrino

AMD has confirmed that they've been able to replicate the Linux bug and that it only happens on Ryzen, ThreadRipper and Epyc do not suffer from that issue.

Nordam Group | Fullstack Software Developer | Tulsa, OK | Onsite (relocation available)

We’re an independent development team inside The NORDAM Group building a brand new public web service. The aerospace industry we’re modernizing has yet to fully benefit from the data revolution. We pride ourselves on our “startup” approach: we leverage modern technologies and methodologies and we prefer results over tradition. By being a totally separate unit in a large corporation, we benefit from its support and extensive business network, without all the downsides that come with software development at larger companies.

Our product needs to handle information at scale, safely. We deal with items often worth tens of thousands of dollars or more. We do things the right way from the first time - cutting corners is not worth it in our case.

You know Ruby inside and out, both the pretty and the ugly. You can tell when a piece of code will be inefficient just by looking at it and you know how to optimize it. However, you are not married to any programming language and would welcome the opportunity to learn a new one on the job with open arms.

As an early dev hire, you will be in a unique position to work on virtually all aspects of our product and have a strong voice in product and technology strategy. This position is a great opportunity for a smart and ambitious developer to advance their career and have a major impact on a large, important and clean project

Contact me at [email protected] and I'll put you in touch with the right people.

Nordam Group | Fullstack Software Developer | Tulsa, OK | Onsite (relocation available)

We’re an independent development team inside The NORDAM Group building a brand new public web service. The aerospace industry we’re modernizing has yet to fully benefit from the data revolution. We pride ourselves on our “startup” approach: we leverage modern technologies and methodologies and we prefer results over tradition. By being a totally separate unit in a large corporation, we benefit from its support and extensive business network, without all the downsides that come with software development at larger companies.

Our product needs to handle information at scale, safely. We deal with items often worth tens of thousands of dollars or more. We do things the right way from the first time - cutting corners is not worth it in our case.

You know Ruby inside and out, both the pretty and the ugly. You can tell when a piece of code will be inefficient just by looking at it and you know how to optimize it. However, you are not married to any programming language and would welcome the opportunity to learn a new one on the job with open arms.

As an early dev hire, you will be in a unique position to work on virtually all aspects of our product and have a strong voice in product and technology strategy. This position is a great opportunity for a smart and ambitious developer to advance their career and have a major impact on a large, important and clean project

Contact me at [email protected] and I'll put you in touch with the right people.

F# lacks all the most advanced module capabilities of OCaml, is tied to the CLR and isn't free of the Null problem.

It checks that the first column of each row is not null, that's what the '1' stands for.

This is a "10 tonne truck" we're talking about. They also mention how once they needed 3 trucks to pull them out.

It would have to be Core_kernel, the subset of Core that doesn't interact with the runtime or OS. I'm very curious about this and would like to know, too.