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What kind of libraries are you looking for? I know there is ongoing work on things similar to numpy/pandas, but that kinda stuff is more complicated in statical
by shpongled 6y ago
What kind of libraries are you looking for? I know there is ongoing work on things similar to numpy/pandas, but that kinda stuff is more complicated in statically typed languages.
That being said, you should definitely give Rust a try. I find it to be an absolute joy to use
- cs702 6y agoYes, it would be great to know there are mature facilities for manipulating dataframes and arrays, along with mature linear/tensor algebra facilities, ideally with support for offloading computation to GPUs and TPUs. The equivalent of something like scikit-learn, even if it fall short of its breadth and depth. Also, facilities for automatic differentiation, or alternatively, stable and well-supported integration with frameworks like TensorFlow and/or PyTorch (tch looks like a possible option). PS. The link shared by dabreegster has a fairly detailed list of missing facilities: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23615175 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23615175