Symas at LDAPCon 2026
Symas is well represented at LDAPCon 2026 in Tübingen, with team members presenting on OpenLDAP 2.7, monitoring, load testing, Python LDAP development, password policy, and open source development in the age of AI.
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RE: https://framapiaf.org/@clementoudot/117399884689547726 Clément shows off the #LMDB 1.0 T-s… (opens in a new tab)
RE: https://framapiaf.org/@clementoudot/117399884689547726 Clément shows off the #LMDB 1.0 T-shirt, while I still have the LMDB 0.9 shirt... #ldapcon2026
View on Mastodon (opens in a new tab)OpenLDAP 2.5 User asking about 2.6 versus 2.7
From a happy user: > Hello > We are currently using the latest version from OpenLDAP 2.5. So far as I have seen now, the latest change for OpenLDAP 2.5 was on June 2025. Would you recommend us to upgrade to OpenLDAP 2.6 oder 2.7? In the attachment I send you our current configuration from our test …
Read articleRE: https://mastodon.social/@LDAPcon/117273985654385532 Workshop day starting off now. (opens in a new tab)
RE: https://mastodon.social/@LDAPcon/117273985654385532 Workshop day starting off now.
View on Mastodon (opens in a new tab)A strategic roadmap for an atomistic machine-learning ecosystem Data-driven machine learning (… (opens in a new tab)
A strategic roadmap for an atomistic machine-learning ecosystem Data-driven machine learning (ML) techniques have become an essential tool in many domains of science. Their application to atomistic simulations of matter is particularly widespread and impactful. dataset formats: the field is converg…
View on Mastodon (opens in a new tab)SquirrelFS: Using the Rust Compiler to Check File-System Crash Consistency introduces a new ap… (opens in a new tab)
SquirrelFS: Using the Rust Compiler to Check File-System Crash Consistency introduces a new approach to building crash-safe file systems for persistent memory. We exploit the fact that Rust’s typestate pattern allows compile-time enforcement of a specific order of operations. We introduce a novel c…
View on Mastodon (opens in a new tab)Enigma Native C++ reverse-engineering engine with disassembly, decompilation, and analysis pip… (opens in a new tab)
Enigma Native C++ reverse-engineering engine with disassembly, decompilation, and analysis pipeline for PE/ELF binaries, featuring interactive GUI and Ghidra-compatible decompiler. Enigma removes the JVM dependency and provides a standalone analysis core that can be embedded, extended, and integrat…
View on Mastodon (opens in a new tab)Computer Systems A Programmers Perspective 3rd Edition https://enflomaplata.uep.edu.py/sites/T… (opens in a new tab)
Computer Systems A Programmers Perspective 3rd Edition https://enflomaplata.uep.edu.py/sites/TkxIYR/706832/computer__systems-a_programmers_perspective_3rd__edition.pdf
View on Mastodon (opens in a new tab)Resumable Processing This is the primary resumability mechanism for NeMo Curator pipelines. Ea… (opens in a new tab)
Resumable Processing This is the primary resumability mechanism for NeMo Curator pipelines. Each run creates or reuses one sparse #LMDB file named from its hostname and process ID. A writer modifies only its own file. https://docs.nvidia.com/nemo/curator/v26.07/reference/infra/resumable-processing
View on Mastodon (opens in a new tab)LSM Tree vs B+ Tree: the Same Writes and Reads, Side by Side Algorithm and Systems Visualizati… (opens in a new tab)
LSM Tree vs B+ Tree: the Same Writes and Reads, Side by Side Algorithm and Systems Visualizations https://cuuduongthancong.com/~galles/visualization/LSMvsBTree.html Shows how an update-in-place B+tree and an LSM store an identical sequence of writes. It lists #LMDB among the examples of B+trees tha…
View on Mastodon (opens in a new tab)McCleary is a shared-use resource for the Yale School of Medicine (YSM), life science research… (opens in a new tab)
McCleary is a shared-use resource for the Yale School of Medicine (YSM), life science researchers elsewhere on campus and projects related to the Yale Center for Genome Analysis. It consists of a variety of compute nodes networked over ethernet and mounts several shared filesystems. https://docs.yc…
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