I got the same thing. 12 countries, only 2 start with Z:

No DEV gave any external positives? As in, "one advantage would be that I could track who's using my code; thus demonstrating impact to external funding agencies, my professional societies, etc", maybe? That's odd. OK, we have a long way to go here...

And finally, here's John Gilbert's talk on graphs and sparse matrices @JuliaConOrg '23, on @GraphBLAS and many other things: youtu.be/X2JEWdCFf70?si=1mPI…

Jeremy Kepner also gave a @GraphBLAS talk @JuliaConOrg . youtu.be/9t5wlyqbvmQ?si=ij8V…

My talk on @GraphBLAS at @JuliaConOrg '23 is now posted: youtu.be/0XZILz4hIkY?si=E_k_… .

A short video: youtu.be/N0cUUBGfzTo?si=erHr… So would a naive CVE detector flag this as code injection? But that's the whole point, to inject code and run it, fast. Solution of course is to use this feature but lock it down and disallow untrusted strings sent to my JIT.

OK, you gotta start somewhere... @JuliaConOrg hackathon today. :-)

What? ! Of course binary is source. You just need to learn the binary language of moisture evaporators and you’re good to go. youtu.be/MspVCc0_R3g 😜

OOps. Isn't there some kind of law against these sorts of shenanigans? youtu.be/KgGf0TKvH74

Yes those are not tanks. But they are faster, have more treads, more armor, and a bigger gun than this one (an authentic working WW1 tank). So the definition of “tank” has clearly changed since then