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Coiled | Remote-first | Full-time | Cloud Infrastructure & Product Engineers | https://coiled.io/jobs/

Coiled connects data scientists and researchers to distributed infrastructure using the Python data science stack (Numpy, Pandas, Scikit-Learn, etc) and Dask, a popular open source library for parallel analytics. We come from the open source Python community, and are long-time maintainers of this stack in general and Dask in particular.

We’re building a product that enables organizations and enterprises to collaborate better using Dask by solving the setup, scaling and security challenges of the standard open source Python stack.

- Cloud Infrastructure Engineer -- https://coiled.io/jobs/#cloudinfrastructureengineer - Product Engineer -- https://coiled.io/jobs/#productengineer

To apply drop us a line at jobs@coiled.io :-)

There's an interface to it all from Python (https://github.com/cpcloud/qPython)...

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At Social Tables, we envision a world where people get together to achieve great things. Our Bessemer & 500 Startups backed venture delivers SaaS to clients from hotel chains such as the Hyatt Hotel Corporation to academic special events teams from Harvard Business School to corporate meeting teams such as Genentech. We’re disrupting the meetings and events industry with cutting-edge tech and are looking for front-end and full-stack Javascript developers to join us.

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Apply at https://jobs.lever.co/socialtables or ping `rami@{the obvious domain}` with any questions!

The goroutine model allows a lot of tasks to be handled in parallel without the application developer having to worry about it. So, for example, a web framework can have one goroutine per request and scale very well. That is what I would love to see in Rust, although I know it isn't likely right now since a lot of the ecosystem is still maturing.

I haven't yet found a supported Rust answer to goroutines, though -- am I missing something?

Not that experienced, but enthusiastic -- does that count ;-)?

I've been curious about the HTTP implementation, particularly considering that `rust-http` is in bugfix-only mode and `teepee` is still in design phase. Did you folks build it from scratch?

I might help out with this too -- I've been learning Rust recently and I suspect this would help me get up to speed a bit more.

> The pot smoker was a few feet from me in an informal > conference late one evening. I don't think anyone > complained that pot was smoked at all. They complained that > it was smoked inside a crowded room.

I was there too. They were being obnoxious by stinking up the place (it didn't help that they got louder & less funny, i.e. more obnoxious, through the evening), and that is what got people's attention.

Anything that happens on the official premises of a professional, heavily sponsored and highly scrutinized conference is to some extent the responsibility of the organizers. They _had_ to do something.

Nothing wrong with tongue-in-cheek. So long as it's something you'd be comfortable saying in front of your boss -- it's a professional conference, after all. The Code of Conduct is pretty clear.