mohanradhakrishnan.bsky.social

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I ported a Static Analyzer from Python to #OCaml . This Python code is part of the Spring 2020 edition of CSC255/455 Software Analysis and Improvement taught by Prof. Sreepathi at the University of Rochester. www.linkedin.com/feed/update/.... My #OCaml is improving but may not be up to the mark.

linkedin.com#ocaml #ocaml #ocaml #ocaml | Mohan RadhakrishnanStatic Analyzers are programs that analyze other programs based on Mathematical properties. Apart from the book by Xavier Rival which also has #OCaml code(I didn't follow that) the most recent motivat...

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Material Maker 1.6 is now available for download. It introduces controlled variations (a way of reusing subgraphs in different contexts and iterate on them), Aperture nodes ("wireless" communication in the graph) as well as many updates and bug fixes. rodzilla.itch.io/material-mak...

rodzilla.itch.ioMaterial Maker 1.6Material Maker is now available for download, with quite a few new features and improvements. And it seems williamchange has been carrying this release again. Thanks a lot to everyone who support this...

I have written a draft of the first 3 chapters of my #OCaml book. It is a contract but decided to ask here. The 3 chapters cover a simple DB and the index data structure. And only the Leader election of RAFT. A few thousand lines for each subject as it involves capnp RPC and OCaml 5.x and tests.

Code is working but I need some Technical Writing resources. Subject is complicated to explain clearly. What Tech. Writing or in general writing resources would you recommend for such books ? TIkz diagrams are used. Still have to explain. Not a functional programming book per se.Only implementation.

Not yet reached the technical review stage. So it is the prose I am revising. Prose is harder than the code. I am a programmer. What is the idea of the book? A partial but extensible implementation of tools like a DB, RAFT and a TUI with CRDT editing capabilities etc. 200-300 pages.

Old mailing lists and their archives were replaced by Discord,Discourse and SO. Some mailing lists received thousands of mails and they were answered. Interesting times. Now #Java #OCaml mailing lists don't exist. Surprisingly Open JDK lists exist. LLMs hasten the demise of community engagement.

#Biology is combined with other subjects and I am hard put to explain how #BioChemistry, #BioPhysics etc. can lead to various career choices.Thought someone would have written about this already.Primarily interested in lab work(Protein design,Gene technology? )but research is an option.Any pointers?

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