Recently, I’ve been working on OS kernel and have learned something about atomic operations, memory barriers, and synchronization primitives. It has been an incredibly rewarding experience.
I tried to recreate the Pluribus intro scene from scratch in Python with Matplotlib. Here is what it looks like:
Recently I am actively doing Leetcode weekly contest because of two reasons: 1) Practicing for industrial style job interview; 2) Just for fun.
Recently, I discovered a vintage computer keyboard that I’m incredibly excited about: an original keyboard from the 1984 Macintosh 128K. I wanted to share my experience using this piece of computing history.
I have created a color palette inspired by the subtle tones of Giorgio Morandi, designed specifically for academic research 🎨. This palette supports up to 18 distinct colors, and you can experiment with it here: link
This blog is invited and first published on the blog of Chameleon Cloud, which is a scientific computing cloud platform founded by NSF. Big thanks to Marc Richardson for the revision and efforts on publishing it.
This blog has been selected as the developer highlight by DPDK community. Big thank to Thomas Monjalon for the revision and selection.
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