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For Pi Day, I have implemented the same algorithm in both OCaml and OxCaml and compared the generated assembly and runtime performance.
Following my previous CPU vs GPU post I started thinking about what the ONNX inference engine actually did and if it could be replicated in OxCaml with SIMD.
The UK government recently launched the Fuel Finder API, providing real-time pricing data for over 7,000 petrol stations across the country.
Visiting satellite production lines in Los Angeles, and why the questions have changed since 2022.
In a previous post, I compared the ONNX Runtime with PyTorch on the CPU and GPU. In this post, I take this to the extreme to see if a CPU can outpace the NVIDIA L4 GPU.
I wrote the MirageOS configuration tool. NASA's FPP does the same job for flight software. So I pointed FPP at MirageOS. It works.
We use OCluster to manage the build cluster for the CI services backing OCaml-CI and opam-repo-ci. However, it is a general-purpose tool and isn’t tied to being a build system; it can distribute any jobs across multiple worker machines.
