Securing the Foundations of Scalable Systems
Chennai, India
Joined February 2021
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Segfault Systems retweeted
"The early results are quite promising. An HTTP server based on OCaml's Eio is able to serve 1M+ requests/sec on 24 cores, outperforming Go's nethttp and closely matching Rust's hyper performance." Welcome @SegfaultSystems to @tarides_! Let's build the future of #OCaml together!
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Segfault Systems Joins Tarides!
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Onwards and upwards (just look at those performance graphs 😍)
Exciting news!
Segfault Systems Joins Tarides!
tarides.com/blog/2022-03-01-…
#OCaml
Segfault Systems retweeted
Exciting news!
Segfault Systems Joins Tarides!
tarides.com/blog/2022-03-01-…
#OCaml
Segfault Systems retweeted
OCaml Platform in 2021 confengine.com/conferences/f… by Sudha Parimala #FnConf21 @FnConf #fp_bootcamp
Segfault Systems retweeted
Fast and Curious: Benchmarking (Multicore) OCaml confengine.com/conferences/f… by @shakthimaan #FnConf21 @FnConf #applying_fp
Segfault Systems retweeted
A quiet July of bug fixing and ecosystem compatibility for the multicore OCaml efforts. We're recharging over August and preparing for the big upstreaming push to OCaml 5.0 this winter! discuss.ocaml.org/t/multicor…
Segfault Systems retweeted
The latest OCaml multicore monthly is out, with our adventures from porting everything from Owl machine learning to Tezos blockchain to Lwt threading to MirageOS crypto libraries. Ecosystem multicore OCaml adoption is GO! discuss.ocaml.org/t/multicor…
Segfault Systems retweeted
Multicore OCaml monthly is out for February! With a preprint of our forthcoming PLDI paper linked too; comments very welcome ahead of camera ready discuss.ocaml.org/t/multicor…
