Create a Python Package with Super- Fast Rust Code in 3 Steps
Extend you Python code with a package containing Rust code for a >150x performance increase!- 25186Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Nine Rules for Creating Fast, Safe, and Compatible Data Structures in Rust (Part 1)
Lessons from RangeSetBlaze- 29059Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Nine Rules for Creating Fast, Safe, and Compatible Data Structures in Rust (Part 2)
Lessons from RangeSetBlaze- 21306Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Rust: The Next Big Thing in Data Science
A Contextual Guide for Data Scientists and Analysts- 27902Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
The Ultimate Ndarray Handbook: Mastering the Art of Scientific Computing with Rust
An overview of different Rust's built-in data structures and a deep dive into the Ndarray library- 22641Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Rust Polars: Unlocking High-Performance Data Analysis – Part 1
Exploring The World of Rust's Polars, Series, and Beyond- 26365Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Rust Polars: Unlocking High-Performance Data Analysis – Part 2
Exploring Rust's Polars DataFrames, Aggregation Functions, and Beyond- 22609Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
How to Make Your Python Packages Really Fast with Rust
Goodbye, slow code- 27826Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Nine Rules for Running Rust on the Web and on Embedded
Practical Lessons from Porting range-set-blaze to no_std and WASM- 27047Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Boost Your Python Code With Rust Extensions
As most of you already know, Python is a general-purpose programming language optimized for simplicity and ease of use. While it’s a great tool for light tasks, code execution speed can soon become a major bottleneck in your programs. In this articl- 20659Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Rustic Data: Data Visualization with Plotters – Part 1
A detailed guide on how to transform raw numbers into stunning graphs in Rust- 20515Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Initialize Rust Constants at Runtime with lazy_static
Define non-constant static variables with lazy initialization- 27476Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Nine Rules to Formally Validate Rust Algorithms with Dafny (Part 1)
Lessons from Verifying the range-set-blaze Crate- 26826Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Nine Rules to Formally Validate Rust Algorithms with Dafny (Part 2)
By Carl M. Kadie and Divyanshu Ranjan This is Part 2 of an article formally verifying a Rust algorithm using Dafny. We look at rules 7 to 9: Port your Real Algorithm to Dafny. Validate the Dafny Version of Your Algorithm. Rework Your Validation for Reliab- 25441Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Nine Rules for SIMD Acceleration of Your Rust Code (Part 1)
General Lessons from Boosting Data Ingestion in the range-set-blaze Crate by 7x- 21424Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Benchmarking Rust Compiler Settings with Criterion
Controlling Criterion with Scripts and Environment Variables- 28394Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Nine Rules for SIMD Acceleration of your Rust Code (Part 2)
General Lessons from Boosting Data Ingestion in the range-set-blaze Crate by 7x- 21015Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Nine Rules for Accessing Cloud Files from Your Rust Code
Would you like your Rust program to seamlessly access data from files in the cloud? When I refer to "files in the cloud," I mean data housed on web servers or within cloud storage solutions like AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, or Google Cloud Storag- 20618Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Nine Rust Cargo.toml Wats and Wat Nots
In JavaScript and other languages, we call a surprising or inconsistent behavior a "Wat!" [that is, a "What!?"]. For example, in JavaScript, an empty array plus an empty array produces an empty string, [] + [] === "". Wat! At- 20786Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
Nine Rules for Running Rust on WASM WASI
Practical Lessons from Porting range-set-blaze to this Container-Like Environment- 25844Murphy ≡ DeepGuide
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