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Dyalog ’18

Arianna Francia from SimCorp Italiana presenting on stage at the Dyalog ’18 user meeting in Belfast, Northern Ireland. She is wearing a grey top with rolled-up sleeves and a headset microphone, standing beside a lectern with a laptop and microphones, looking towards the projection screen.

Dyalog ’18 Videos, Final Week

Welcome to the eighth – and final – week of recordings from the Dyalog User Meeting in Belfast! I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all the... Read
Aaron Hsu speaking at the Dyalog ’18 user meeting in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He is standing on stage wearing a dark waistcoat over a light shirt, holding a presentation remote, with a microphone headset.

Dyalog ’18 Videos, Week 7

Our stated goal has been to provide variety each week, and I’m happy to say that I have not been able to find any kind of theme in this penultimate set... Read
Nicolas Delcros presenting at Dyalog ’18, standing at a podium with microphones, wearing a purple conference shirt and headset microphone.

Dyalog ’18 Videos, Week 6

Happy New Year – and Welcome to the 6th week of Dyalog ’18 video releases! If you enjoy geometry, 2019 starts with a couple of real treats; one which... Read
Charles Brenner presenting on stage at the Dyalog ’18 user meeting in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He is wearing a green and white checked short-sleeve shirt with a name badge and headset microphone, standing behind a lectern with a laptop and two microphones, holding a water bottle.

Dyalog ’18 Videos, Week 5

We are releasing four talks this week from Dyalog ’18 in Belfast. Three of them focus on techniques for deploying APL applications across all the... Read
Scene from the film Spaceballs showing Dark Helmet and Colonel Sanders on a spaceship bridge. The caption text reads: “LIGHTSPEED IS TOO SLOW. WE’LL HAVE TO GO RIGHT TO LUDICROUS SPEED.

Dyalog ’18 Videos, Week 4

This week is mostly a deep dive into the new world of storing source code in text files rather than workspaces and other “binary” formats. However,... Read
A vintage Formula One race car in teal with the number 7 on its side, photographed in motion on a racetrack. The driver is wearing a red and white helmet, and sponsor logos including Dunlop, Ford, and Autolite are visible on the car’s bodywork.

Dyalog ’18 Videos, Week 3

The four presentations from Dyalog’18 that we are releasing this week address both the visible (user interface) and invisible (performance) parts of... Read
Gilgamesh Athoraya presenting on stage at the Dyalog ’18 user meeting in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He is wearing a light patterned shirt and speaking into a headset microphone, standing behind a lectern with two laptops and several microphones.

Dyalog ’18 Videos, Week 2

Each week until early January, we will be releasing a selection of recordings of presentations from Dyalog’18, which was held in Belfast at the end of... Read
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Diane’s Lasagne Problem

Making Lasagne Participants in the SA2 Performance Tuning workshop at the Dyalog ’18 User Meeting were encouraged to bring their own problems for the group... Read
Jay Foad speaking on stage at Dyalog ’18, wearing a maroon Dyalog shirt and addressing the audience with a microphone.

Welcome to the Dyalog ’18 Videos!

Three weeks have gone by since we waved goodbye to the last Dyalog ’18 delegates in Belfast. We’ve had time to catch up on sleep, half of us have... Read
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