Kenneth Hoste (boegel)

@boegel.bsky.social

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Enjoyed visiting Dublin for the EuroHPC User Days 2026. Helped with EuroHPC Federation Platform booth. Supported my MultiXscale colleagues in disseminating our work. Saw EESSI being mentioned in various sessions. Enjoyed some Guinness beers. Co-organized a EESSI hackathon at Trinity College Dublin.

When visiting Trinity College in Dublin last Friday, I was expecting to bump into Dumbledore or see students playing Quidditch at any moment… First two pictures were taken in the Geology building on campus.

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EESSI has been nominated (again) for the HPCWire Reader's Choice Awards 2026, in the "Best HPC/AI Programming Tool or Technology". 1. Go to www.hpcwire.com/2026-hpcwire...; 2. Fill out the form; 3. Vote! Maybe you can aim for "EESSI Open-Source Project" in category 11? Please join the vote! #HPC

2026 HPCwire Readers’ Choice Awards – Voting is Open! - HPCwire

Welcome to the 2026 HPCwire Readers’ Choice Awards Voting! The HPCwire Readers’ Choice Awards recognize the most outstanding individuals, organizations, products, and technologies in the industry. The...

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I made a tool that shows where the time goes when you compile software. It’s called buildprof. Run it in front of any build command and it puts every process the build spawns on a timeline. It doesn’t care whether the build is Cargo, Ninja, Make, Zig or a pile of shell scripts.