What I'm Researching...
Posted by Mike Taylor | Sunday, October 05, 2008
| Posted: 05 Oct 2008 12:12 AM CDT WYSIWYG Javascript WYSIWYG editor - haven't tried it...but may be worth testing on a new project of mine. |
| PyTables - Hierarchical Datasets in Python Posted: 04 Oct 2008 01:35 PM CDT the original python interface to the HDF5 library. Have tested this before...need to test again using new architecture. Original tests found speeds that were equivalent to SQLite but of course slower than CSV files. |
| Python bindings for the HDF5 library — h5py v0.3.1 documentation Posted: 04 Oct 2008 01:33 PM CDT a python interface to the excellent HDF5 library. worth testing in project. |
| Posted: 04 Oct 2008 12:24 PM CDT enjoyed reading this guy's take on Erlang. Of course, he had me with quoting Unix philosophy, "Do one thing and do it well." |
| Optimal RAID setup for SQL server - Stack Overflow Posted: 04 Oct 2008 10:35 AM CDT Excellent Q&A on choosing the optimal RAID config for disk i/o performance. By the by, stackoverflow is an awesome site for programmers!!! |
Labels: erlang, HDF5, javascript, links, python, raid, WYSIWYG
Recent Links for 09/21/2007
Posted by Mike Taylor | Friday, September 21, 2007
Newbie - converting csv files to arrays in NumPyGreat message thread on how to convert csv files to numpy arrays. |
Cookbook/InputOutput - Numpy and ScipyFile processing examples using numpy, scipy, and matplotlib. How to read/write a numpy array from/to ascii/binary files. |
Numpy Example ListExamples of Numpy functions such as fromfile(), hsplit(), recarray(), shuffle(), sort(), split(), sqrt(), std(), tofile(), unique(), var(), vsplit(), where(), zeros(), empty(), and many more. |
Introducing Plists: An Erlang module for doing list operations in parallelCould you spawn a trading system process for each stock of a given day's trading (a list)? What if you had 20,000 stocks for a given day? Can plists/erlang handle 20,000 processes without hitting memory constraints? |
Labels: erlang, links, numpy, python
Recent Links for 09/15/2007
Posted by Mike Taylor | Sunday, September 16, 2007
Links for 2007-09-15 [del.icio.us]Posted: 16 Sep 2007 12:00 AM CDT
- Practical Common Lisp
Excellent way to get started with Common Lisp. - 9 Things You Simply Must Do
Friend of mine sent me this great post on Dr. Cloud's 9 principles commonly practiced by successful people. My favorites? - Principle #2: Pull the Tooth - face your fears...don't put off today what you can do today.
- Principle #4: Do Something
- ONLamp.com -- An Introduction to Erlang
Great coverage of the Erlang language. - Python Cheat Sheet
Simple little python cheat sheet.
Labels: erlang, links, lisp, python, success
