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Stefan Karpinski

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  1. 2019Julia Computing3 talks

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  • JuliaCon

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Aug 10, 2026JuliaCon Global 2026JuliaConspeakerHyperLogLog Over RSA: Anonymously Counting Users

We have long wanted to be able to count unique clients using Julia and various packages, but privacy concerns have prevented us from doing so.

Jul 22, 2025JuliaCon 2025JuliaConspeakerFixing Julia's task-local RNG: a bother, a bug, a breakthrough

Each task in Julia has its own PRNG.

Jul 22, 2025JuliaCon 2025JuliaConspeakerPkg's new SAT-based version resolver
This talk introduces Julia’s new SAT-based version resolver, which overcomes various issues with the old resolver while being faster, more scalable, more…Show less

This talk introduces Julia’s new SAT-based version resolver, which overcomes various issues with the old resolver while being faster, more scalable, more flexible, and guaranteeing optimal solutions.

Jul 22, 2025JuliaCon 2025JuliaConspeakerWhy are float ranges so hard, and can we do better?

When you write a float range like 0.1:0.2:0.7 it seems obvious that you want the elements to be 1/10, 3/10, 5/10, 7/10.

Jul 22, 2019JuliaCon 2019JuliaConbofPackage Management BoF
as Julia Computing

Everything Pkg: discussion of package management, version resolution, binary artifacts, registries, manifests, configuration, etc.

Jul 22, 2019JuliaCon 2019JuliaConsponsor talkSponsor Address: Julia Computing
as Julia Computing

An address from one of our sponsors.

Jul 22, 2019JuliaCon 2019JuliaConspeakerThe Unreasonable Effectiveness of Multiple Dispatch
as Julia Computing
If you're familiar with Julia and its ecosystem, you may have noticed something lovely but a bit puzzling: there seems to be an unusually large amount of code…Show less

If you're familiar with Julia and its ecosystem, you may have noticed something lovely but a bit puzzling: there seems to be an unusually large amount of code reuse between packages compared to other seemingly similar languages.

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Chris Rackauckas3—2026
Jeff Bezanson3—2026
Joshua Ballanco3—2026
Keno Fischer3—2026
Kristoffer Carlsson3—2026
Ludovic Räss3—2026
Matt Bauman3—2026
Mosè Giordano3—2026
Sebastian Pfitzner3—2026
Tim Besard3—2026
Viral B. Shah3—2026
Aaron Trowbridge2—2026
Aayush Sabharwal2—2026
Akio Tomiya2—2026
Alexander Leong2—2026

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.