Joshua Adelman
@synapticarbors.bsky.social
former biophysicist turned computational scientist/scientific software engineer in the steel city
Interesting interview from @talkpython.fm with @crmarsh.com and @carljm.me on Astral’s upcoming type checker “ty” (formally red knot) www.youtube.com/live/XVwpL_c...
ty: Astral's new Type Checker (formerly Red-Knot) - Talk Python Live Stream
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May 4, 2025 at 12:43 AM
Interesting interview from @talkpython.fm with @crmarsh.com and @carljm.me on Astral’s upcoming type checker “ty” (formally red knot) www.youtube.com/live/XVwpL_c...
Reposted by Joshua Adelman
I wrote a new blog post about using `conda` without any kind of shell modifications.
Just the Python entry point directly. No ~/.bashrc or Windows registry edits! Simply one more entry in PATH.
rjai.me/posts/2025-0...
Just the Python entry point directly. No ~/.bashrc or Windows registry edits! Simply one more entry in PATH.
rjai.me/posts/2025-0...
Use conda without messing with your shell profiles - rjai.me - A personal blog about scientific software, music and miscellanea
conda famously modifies shell profiles like .bashrc, or even the Windows registry, to register a series of shell functions that make it, allegedly, more accessible and user-friendly. Allegedly. After ...
rjai.me
March 19, 2025 at 10:24 PM
I wrote a new blog post about using `conda` without any kind of shell modifications.
Just the Python entry point directly. No ~/.bashrc or Windows registry edits! Simply one more entry in PATH.
rjai.me/posts/2025-0...
Just the Python entry point directly. No ~/.bashrc or Windows registry edits! Simply one more entry in PATH.
rjai.me/posts/2025-0...
The v1 recipe format gets an official announcement on @conda-forge.org. I’ve converted a bunch of the feedstocks I maintain over the last few months and it’s a real improvement conda-forge.org/blog/2025/02...
Announcing the new recipe format on conda-forge | conda-forge | community-driven packaging for conda
The conda-forge team is excited to announce that the v1 recipe format is available on conda-forge. The v1 recipe format is a community initiative dating back over 3 years to improve the recipe format ...
conda-forge.org
February 28, 2025 at 2:50 AM
The v1 recipe format gets an official announcement on @conda-forge.org. I’ve converted a bunch of the feedstocks I maintain over the last few months and it’s a real improvement conda-forge.org/blog/2025/02...
On an arm64-based mac, you can create a osx-64 environment with `conda create -n foo --platform osx-64`. However after that `conda install` doesn't have a platform flag. You can get around this with `micromamba install ... --platform osx-64 --prefix <path to env>`
February 26, 2025 at 6:42 PM
On an arm64-based mac, you can create a osx-64 environment with `conda create -n foo --platform osx-64`. However after that `conda install` doesn't have a platform flag. You can get around this with `micromamba install ... --platform osx-64 --prefix <path to env>`
Super helpful guide for installing PyTorch using pixi from @prefix.dev prefix-dev.github.io/pixi/v0.39.4... This is point of confusion for a lot of people so it’s great that there is official documentation now.
Pytorch Installation - Pixi by prefix.dev
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December 24, 2024 at 1:56 PM
Super helpful guide for installing PyTorch using pixi from @prefix.dev prefix-dev.github.io/pixi/v0.39.4... This is point of confusion for a lot of people so it’s great that there is official documentation now.
While I did Advent of Code for several years to play around with Rust, my new December challenge is rowing 200 km on the erg log.concept2.com/challenges/h...
Holiday Challenge
The Holiday Challenge is our largest challenge of the year, with people kicking off the holiday season in style and earning money for charity along the way!
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December 6, 2024 at 9:59 PM
While I did Advent of Code for several years to play around with Rust, my new December challenge is rowing 200 km on the erg log.concept2.com/challenges/h...
I was playing proto-typing @jcristharif.bsky.social's msgspec to (de)serialize a big nested python object. Converting the object to a dict using `msgspec.to_builtins` was 50x faster than my current recursive method and json serialization was 7x faster than `json.dumps` for serializing the dict.
December 2, 2024 at 7:57 PM
I was playing proto-typing @jcristharif.bsky.social's msgspec to (de)serialize a big nested python object. Converting the object to a dict using `msgspec.to_builtins` was 50x faster than my current recursive method and json serialization was 7x faster than `json.dumps` for serializing the dict.
I finally replaced an aging (but still very useable) Macbook Pro from mid-2014, with an M4 Pro. After a few days of tinkering, I think I have it configured. I'm experimenting with a handful of changes that I think are going well so far:
November 22, 2024 at 3:52 PM
I finally replaced an aging (but still very useable) Macbook Pro from mid-2014, with an M4 Pro. After a few days of tinkering, I think I have it configured. I'm experimenting with a handful of changes that I think are going well so far: