abhimanyuaryan

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by abhimanyuaryan 3y ago
Fellow Julia user. Quite excited about Mojo. Been following Chris from his MLIR days at Swift 4 TF and his course with Jeremy on fastai. I hope we can also derive some exciting learning from Mojo :)
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by abhimanyuaryan 4y ago
As package developers we need to optimize our packages for 1.9. It's quite a task but I am excited what's ahead in Julia. Matlab(is not open-source, R is slow and not really a general purpose language, Python is great but same iss
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by abhimanyuaryan 4y ago
what are some of these libraries that are written in C but don't have python bindings if I may ask. Genuine question the once I have seen have python binding and that's why they are super popular and widely used.
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by abhimanyuaryan 4y ago
sorry for confusion what just pointing to one of recommendations from the blog post that I thought you mind wanna re-consider to overcome "multiple dispatch correctness bugs" i.e. "I'd say that there is a huge combinatio
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by abhimanyuaryan 4y ago
this is actually interesting but sounds very complex. How about writing tests?
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by abhimanyuaryan 4y ago
but the whole point of using Julia is that you don't need C(relatively same speed). Why would you interface it a Scientific Computing library written in C. Also C doesn't really sound like a good language for Scientific Computing.
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by abhimanyuaryan 4y ago
@blindseer I recommend start writing for your code. Tests are important you should not skip them. Julia vs no Julia
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by abhimanyuaryan 5y ago
My problem with Samsung devices: They sell slow Exynos in India, Overheating, bloatware and no stock android