Feng Yu wrote:
> Also, did you checkout http://zeromq.org/blog:zero-copy ?
> ZeroMQ is a dependency of Jupyter, so it is quite available.
ZeroMQ is great, but it lacks some crucial features. In particular it does
not support IPC on Windows. Ideally one should e.g. use Unix doman sockets
on Linux
>
> Personally I prefer a parallel programming style with queues – either to
> scatter arrays to workers and collecting arrays from workers, or to chain
> workers together in a pipeline (without using coroutines). But exactly how
> you program is a matter of taste. I want to make it as inexpensive
Niki Spahiev wrote:
> Apparently next Win10 will have fork as part of bash integration.
It is Interix/SUA rebranded "Subsystem for Linux". It remains to be seen
how long it will stay this time. Also a Python built for this subsystem
will not run on the Win32 subsystem, so there is no graphics. A
