Recurrence-Duplication: Deterministic Parallelisation of Non-Affine Scalar Loops (deviantabstraction.com)

But what are some good ways of "donating" to worthwhile causes as a small company or a freelancer? My accountant won't be happy if I just donate money directly without getting an invoice.

In the past I made a few "donations" by purchasing a "sponsored link" on project websites. Larger orgs, like the Apache Software Foundation, still accept corporate donations in this way, but the starting price is typically outside of my budget.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44071321

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stop50 · 12h ago

There are two dedicated pages for this on the apache website(https://www.apache.org/foundation/sponsorship) that explains this in depth, including an email address that you can use to ask.

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