I still do not get Python developers and numpy.
I had to convert what looked like some really complicated Numpy code into C++. Full of array slicing and transformations.
It ended up being like 8 lines of C++.
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I still do not get Python developers and numpy.
I had to convert what looked like some really complicated Numpy code into C++. Full of array slicing and transformations.
It ended up being like 8 lines of C++.
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@niloc132@fosstodon.org Hey. I used to do GWT development back in 2013.
https://github.com/Nican/wpischeduler
I noticed that you seem to actively be developing GWT, and I am kind of curious that it is still being used. How is it still going? Any big projects still using it?
Q: I have a c++ docker container, and we thought that some tmpfile operations had a memory leak.
We removed the tmpfile work, and the pod stopped growing in memory.
Except we left the code with what we thought had a memory leak running over the week, and when it reached the amount of memory request for the pod, it dropped down to 10%. The pod did not restart.
It feels like there is a garbage collector somewhere, but it is a pretty simple c++ application.
Does anyone have any theories for what it should be?