About Me
Hi, my name is Kyle Ray. I am a postdoc at UC Davis, working under James Crutchfield at the complexity science center. This site is really my only “online presence”, but the main purpose of it is to document interesting or useful coding tricks I pick up while working (mostly for my own reference, though ostensibly for posterity). I also use it to host animations and images to supplement publications, manuscripts, and research projects.
Posts
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the thermodynami uncertainty theorem
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revenge of the "sampling from an arbitrary distribution"
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revenge of the "sampling from an arbitrary distribution"
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nonblocking MPI message passing in python
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mpi4py for actually parallel computing: take 2
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return of the "sampling from an arbitrary distribution"
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using LaTex in a jekyll created github-pages hosted website
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sampling from an arbitrary distribution
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mpi4py for actually parallel computing: take 1
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tmux, destroyer of SSH headaches
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run code on a remote server using a jupyter notebook
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leveraging the sleep command
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how to make ssh as painless as possible
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using mpi4py to make embarassingly parallel computation simple
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Gigahertz Sub-Landauer Momentum Computing
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video tiling in python ffmpeg
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gh-pages workflow
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first post
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