Ask HN: Anyone in SF interested in compilers?
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I'm reading "Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach" and yeah, learning more about compilers would be cool, but a big time commitment is not something I want ATM.
Might try asking the dojo if you're in south bay on any semi-regular basis.
Might try asking the dojo if you're in south bay on any semi-regular basis.
I'm interested, but I'm not moving to SF until October. I'll message you my email in case you get a late start or want to try to meet around then.
I took a compilers course in college but I was too busy to get as much out of it as I wanted. I've always wanted to go back over that stuff and I've been wanting to learn more about the innards of Python, so I was hoping to combine the two.
I took a compilers course in college but I was too busy to get as much out of it as I wanted. I've always wanted to go back over that stuff and I've been wanting to learn more about the innards of Python, so I was hoping to combine the two.
Berkeley has a pretty good programming-languages program; a friend of mine has been working on parallelizing CSS rendering: http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/~lmeyerov/#activities
I am interested, but I am not based in SF. Let me know if not meeting in person works.
Ah, that would be fun, but alas! I am in Chicago.
Towards that end, is anyone interested in a bi-weekly meeting with lectures on compilers? I'm envisioning something that has a lecture and hacking time for the latest exercises.