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Athan Reines

@kgryte
Physics PhD. Node.js, JavaScript, and scientific computing. I tell computers to do things. @stdlibjs @quansightai.
San Francisco, CA
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  • @kgryte
    Athan Reines
    @kgryte
    Aug 22, 2024
    @DataUmbrella The devs of @stdlibjs are running a community survey to gauge interest in using web technologies for scientific computation. We'd love to get input from the Data Umbrella community. Would you be willing to share a link to the survey?
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    Community Survey
    Overview Thank you for participating in this community survey! We are excited to learn more about your interest in using web technologies for numerical and scientific computation. In this survey,...
  • @kgryte
    Athan Reines
    @kgryte
    Aug 19, 2024
    This year @stdlibjs has been fortunate to have an absolutely stellar group of #gsoc contributors. Recently, GSoC contributor Snehil Shah added support for syntax highlighting and theming in stdlib's REPL for interactive #javascript development. Blog post link below. 👇
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  • @kgryte
    Athan Reines
    @kgryte
    Aug 6, 2024
    A new blog post from yours truly introducing the accessor protocol for generalized array-like object iteration in #javascript! dev.to/stdlib/the-acc… @stdlibjs #nodejs
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    The Accessor Protocol
    From dev.to
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  • @kgryte
    Athan Reines
    @kgryte
    Jul 24, 2024
    📣 New blog post from @Pranavchiku and me on how to call Fortran routines from #javascript using #nodejs! 🚀 dev.to/stdlib/how-to-… @stdlibjs
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    How to call Fortran routines from JavaScript with Node.js
    From dev.to
  • @kgryte
    Athan Reines
    @kgryte
    Jul 8, 2024
    stdlib is running a community survey and we’d love to hear from you! If you’re interested in all things web and number crunching, please be sure to make your voice heard by visiting stdlib.io/survey Cheers! 🙌 cc @stdlibjs #javascript #nodejs
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    docs.google.com
    Community Survey
    Overview Thank you for participating in this community survey! We are excited to learn more about your interest in using web technologies for numerical and scientific computation. In this survey,...
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