@marouanefl.bsky.social shares great recaps. @thserra.bsky.social also shares similar summaries from the conferences he attends. I think all conferences need something like this.

Cool stuff! Kinda curious what they’re using for scheduling—sounds like it doesn't give optimal! Or-tools?

I didn’t even expect it to be used this much.

4. tuned - A system tuning service that uses mathematical optimization including some LP approaches in its more advanced profiles.
5. IRQBalance - Uses optimization techniques similar to LP to distribute hardware interrupts across processors.

2. systemd-oomd- The Out-Of-Memory daemon in systemd uses techniques related to LP for memory pressure management, though it's more heuristic-based than pure LP.
3. ulatencyd - A system daemon that uses LP techniques for process management and resource allocation.

I wonder and I ask to claude: ...
1. **Aptitude** - This package manager for Debian-based systems explicitly uses LP for dependency resolution. Its documentation mentions that it formulates package dependency resolution as a linear programming problem.

Your test is insightful in many ways. By the way, it’s important to note that Copilot falls behind some paid options.

"to derive a vectorized version of our Frank-Wolfe algorithm that could work on multiple separation problems at the same time, increasing the computational density of the operations performed and availing of massively parallel compute accelerators like GPUs in the process"by arxiv.org/pdf/2305.12197

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Seen something similar in an OR book: 'A professor can advise a max n students.' Simple constraints like this are key to grasping modeling logic!

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