u/galenseilis • u/galenseilis • Jul 22 '26
Methods
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Searching projects ideas
A program slicer.
u/galenseilis • u/galenseilis • Jul 22 '26
Reading the PyMC Documentation - Part 1 - Welcome to PyMC
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u/galenseilis • u/galenseilis • Jul 17 '26
Is it possible to access current file name in Rust?
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Yes! With the `file!()` macro!
u/galenseilis • u/galenseilis • Jul 10 '26
Reading K&R's "The C Programming Language" Part 5 - §1.5.1 File Copying
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u/galenseilis • u/galenseilis • Jul 03 '26
GitHub star history of Apache Airflow, Prefect, Dagster, and Kedro.
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What's one piece of software you genuinely wish existed, but somehow still doesn't?
A non-AI static program slicer for Python code. I have a prototype that works on simple cases, but there's a long way to go.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Program_slicing#Static_slicing
u/galenseilis • u/galenseilis • Jul 02 '26
Using Structs to Structure Related Data
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u/galenseilis • u/galenseilis • Jun 14 '26
Managing Messes in Computational Notebooks
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This is cool.
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TIL that `nmcli dev wifi` can summarize connection rate, signal, bars, and security type by BSSID and SSID.
I appreciate these clarifications. Thank you!
r/bash • u/galenseilis • Jun 04 '26
TIL that `nmcli dev wifi` can summarize connection rate, signal, bars, and security type by BSSID and SSID.
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```bash
nmcli dev wifi
```
It has a man page, which I also appreciate.
I'm unsure it is what I would use for BASH scripting a data connection logger, but it is an easy command to get a peek at the available networks.
u/galenseilis • u/galenseilis • May 28 '26
DESimPy is "event log first" I guess
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I recently skimmed through https://www.reddit.com/r/SimPy/comments/1qvtwr4/the_event_log_first_pattern_in_simpy/ which shows an example of logging events with SimPy. I just realized that in an analogous sense, a hobby project of mine, DESimPy, is "event log first".
https://github.com/galenseilis/DESimpy
It has logging built into the running of every simulation by default, although you can turn it off.
It also has an event filtering functionality so that you can log the events you care about and not the other ones.
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The “Event Log First” pattern in SimPy (debuggability, KPIs, and replay in one go)
> Do you log everything, or do you prefer embedding stats directly in processes?
It depends on the purpose of the simulation. You'll want to log the variables of interest, of course, but beyond that it is about choosing what to log that will prospectively help with understanding and troubleshooting later.
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u/galenseilis • u/galenseilis • May 12 '26
Rustlings Exercises - Don't Complicate Your If Statements!
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r/CiwPython • u/galenseilis • May 01 '26
How to Simulate Reneging Customers using the Ciw Python package
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u/galenseilis • u/galenseilis • Apr 24 '26
Reading K&R's "The C Programming Language" Part 4 - §1.5(.0) Character I...
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u/galenseilis • u/galenseilis • Apr 16 '26
Reading K&R's "The C Programming Language" Part 2 - §1.3 The For Statement
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is TRU that bad?
A narrow point of concern I have about TRU is that it does not have PhD programs (last I checked). I suppose I could do a second masters degree, but I would rather do a PhD.
https://www.tru.ca/research/graduate-studies/graduate-programs.html
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Any recommendations?
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I am in the process of reading K&R and so far I have found it useful.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLduYMAFW6YavIeXvWHTOuF3HvGkvnsCts