KenoFischer

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by KenoFischer 13y ago
Note that this does work just fine in Julia however since tuples are first class objects ;)
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by KenoFischer 13y ago
No, every LLVM frontend (e.g. Clang) has to do so all the time for things to work.
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by KenoFischer 13y ago
I can only agree with this post. When I got to college, I somehow ended up signing up for the Ballroom Dance Team (yes there is such a thing as competitive ballroom dancing). It's not something that I would have ever dreamt I would end
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by KenoFischer 13y ago
If you guys need help with that, do email julia-dev.
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by KenoFischer 13y ago
> TIL Julia is a skin on Lisp. It actually is more so than you might imagine. If you have julia installed try `julia --lisp` ;).
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by KenoFischer 14y ago
Yes, that is possible as well. I don't think it's all factored out into a nice Python package yet, but the code to do so is part of the julia-ipython repo.
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by KenoFischer 14y ago
Disclaimer: I'm one of the core devs. You can call Python from Julia now: https://github.com/stevengj/PyCall.jl And there is also an effort underway to get iPython notebook integration (we met with Fernando Perez when he was in Boston to
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by KenoFischer 14y ago
There's a growing number of packages written in Julia ( http://docs.julialang.org/en/latest/packages/packagelist/ ) and using the PyCall package you can call any python package if you're missing functionality. Do have a look to see if what
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by KenoFischer 14y ago
Have you looked at the various statistics-related packages? We moved most of the statistics stuff (and may other areas as well) into packages.
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by KenoFischer 14y ago
Well, if you're feeling really sadistic baremodule MyWay ref(x::AbstractArray, i::Int) = Base.ref(x,i+1) ref(args...) = Base.ref(args...) end is not that far away (I'm oversimplifying a little, but not much). However, p