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Great slides near the end, this project looks really fun, and it's cool to see parallelism applied to simple vanilla code--rather than having to build the trans
by munro 6y ago
Great slides near the end, this project looks really fun, and it's cool to see parallelism applied to simple vanilla code--rather than having to build the transformation through some eDSL. That said, I hate to be a downer, but I've really moved away from Haskell, so I don't see myself playing with this. Lately it's PyTorch or PySpark, with an eye on Rust, and mildly Julia.
- maskboy 6y agowhy's that?
- vmchale 6y ago> but I've really moved away from Haskell Eh? Some sort of ML (or maybe Lisp) is going to be at the cutting edge in something like this where you have JIT-compilers and such. > Lately it's PyTorch or PySpark There's some GPU stuff you can do in Python via Futhark. It's very cool.