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2024 CNF Nano-Convocation: Fabiana Mayol López, CNF REU Program

2024 CNF Nano-Convocation: Fabiana Mayol López, Department of Natural Sciences, Ana G. Méndez University, Gurabo Campus; Cornell NanoScale Facility Research Experiences for…

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From  Melanie-Claire Mallison 4 plays

Higher Ed Devops December 2022

Higher ED Devops Meeting December 2022

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From  Jay Hulslander 5 plays

Kim success story 2021 MRS conference MIP Forum (AM session)

(Morning-PARADIM success stories)

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From  James Overhiser 5 plays

CNF PROLITH Video Training

Operational training video for PROLITH by KLA-Tencor. This software may be used by CNF registered University students or CNF staff ONLY.

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From  David Botsch 446 plays

SOIL Seminar: Project Everest: Verified Secure Compenents in WebAssembly

Title: Project Everest: Verified Secure Compenents in WebAssembly Speaker: Jonathan Protzenko Summary: Project Everest is a multi-institutional effort that aims to build a stack of formally verified…

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From  Ross Tate 10 plays

SOIL Seminar: Julia Language on WebAssembly: Our Wish List and Experience So Far

Title: Julia Language on WebAssembly: Our Wish List and Experience So Far Speaker: Jeff Bezanson—Julia Computing Summary: Last year a proof-of-concept WASM port of the Julia run-time was…

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From  Ross Tate 88 plays

Lesson 25.3 Error Types and the Call Stack

After the last video, try-except looks less like an if-else statement and more like an if-elif-else statement. As we see in this video, this has profound effects on how errors interact with the call…

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From  Hannah Lee 69 plays

Lesson 25.1 Error Types

In this video we revisit error messages in Python and show how to read the error type. This type is a class, which means that you can construct your own error objects.

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From  Hannah Lee 75 plays

SOIL Seminar: Wasm/k: Delimited Continuations for WebAssembly

Title: Wasm/k: Delimited Continuations for WebAssembly Speaker: Donald Pinckney—University of Massachusetts, AmherstSummary: WebAssembly is designed to be an alternative to JavaScript that is a…

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From  Ross Tate 21 plays

Lesson 17.6 Divide and Conquer Visualization

Just because you know how to write a divide-and-conquer algorithm does not mean you understand it. In this video we try to improve our understanding by visualizing divide-and-conquer. When we do this…

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From  Hannah Lee 156 plays

Lesson 17.3 Recursion and the Call Stack

Because a recursive function calls itself, it will have multiple call frames on the call stack. In this video we show exactly why we should be concerned about this and why it will affect our function…

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From  Hannah Lee 153 plays

Lesson 17.2 Recursive Functions

In this video we show how to take recursive definitions from mathematics and implement them in Python. To do this, we will need to have a function call itself in its own definition.

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From  Hannah Lee 131 plays

SOIL Seminar: Decomposing C++ Modules for Fast Load Times

Title: Decomposing C++ Modules for Fast Load TimesSpeaker: Thomas Lively—GoogleSummary: Even with streaming baseline compilers, downloading and compiling large WebAssembly modules can…

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From  Ross Tate 70 plays

Lesson 14.3 Try-Except and the Stack

The except-portion of an try-except statement is only executed when there is an error/crash. But, as we have seen, errors can occur anywhere in the call stack. In this video we show how try-except…

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From  Hannah Lee 68 plays

Lesson 13.3 Assert Statements

Determining responsibility can get really tedious. In this video, we show how we can responsibility explicit by creating errors on purpose. We introduce the assert statement, which will allow us to…

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From  Hannah Lee 81 plays

Lesson 13.2 Error Responsibility

When we introduced specifications, we talked about responsibility; if there is a problem with a function, it is either the fault of the definer or the caller. In this video, we show how we read an…

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From  Hannah Lee 65 plays