ianbertolacci

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by ianbertolacci 8y ago
Very cool. However, this documentation is incomplete. It needs the full Python API listing.
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by ianbertolacci 8y ago
But can you play Doom on it?
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by ianbertolacci 8y ago
> niches like AI or physics simulations or protein folding These are 99% of HPC workloads. Nothing `niche` about them.
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by ianbertolacci 8y ago
I almost forgot, fellow babies..."Booger!"
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by ianbertolacci 9y ago
Watch us.
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[llvm-dev] Polly Status and Integration(lists.llvm.org)
1 points by ianbertolacci 9y ago|0 comments
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GPGPU Support in Chapel with the Radeon Open Compute Platform [pdf](chapel.cray.com)
2 points by ianbertolacci 9y ago|0 comments
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by ianbertolacci 9y ago
Too bad they've only committed 86 million $/year to the effort...
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by ianbertolacci 9y ago
>>> int("۲۶۷۹") 2679 Thats pretty cool.
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by ianbertolacci 10y ago
Ive made a comment below, that I'm sure I'll make again (since I want to make it here). So I've added to my original comment.
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by ianbertolacci 10y ago
Again, the issue isn't data-structures or about them. The issue is: Can I write something in scratch in this language 1) at all and 2) with some amount of daily progress. Writing data-structures is a test case of my ability to thing an
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by ianbertolacci 10y ago
I think this misses the problem. Should you write your own data-structures? Not unless absolutely necessary. But mostly everyone knows that. So why are people complaining about data-structures? For me, writing the data-structures is the can
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by ianbertolacci 10y ago
We already have a well established work place drug habit and its called caffeine, thankyouverymuch. Its also worth reading Hamiton Morris' position on micro-dosing[0] [0] https://twitter.com/HamiltonMorris/status&#
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by ianbertolacci 10y ago
This would be a really good title for a book on HPC best practices...
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by ianbertolacci 10y ago
That was beautiful.
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Chapel P.L. reaches 5th Place in Computer Language Benchmarks Game(twitter.com)
3 points by ianbertolacci 10y ago|0 comments
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by ianbertolacci 10y ago
We were also wondering about existing temperature conditions. For example, I might be running some super benchmark that pegs the core temperature high. What happens when Siri turns on? If it still shuts down the fan thats bad. I could poten
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by ianbertolacci 10y ago
Thats a good point, and I hope thats what they do. Im not Mac OS familiar, can other applications ask Siri to listen in? If they pause fans regardless of temperature, then it would be interesting to see if damage could be caused by an app r
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by ianbertolacci 10y ago
Ya, I cant imagine that they'd forget something like that. Certainly on my iPhone Siri stops listening, which should on the PC restart the fan. I would be very entertained if you could melt chips with an overly patient Siri.
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by ianbertolacci 10y ago
Is there a timeout?
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by ianbertolacci 10y ago
Reminds me of Chord[1], word2vec written in Chapel [1] https://github.com/briangu/chord
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by ianbertolacci 10y ago
Have they considered rewriting it in rust?
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by ianbertolacci 10y ago
Bison is a great tool for parsing grammars. However, I'm more looking for a tool that, on its own, can be used as a full compiler, with the added ability to put myself in the middle of the front and back end. LLVM has a similar ability
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Ask HN: Compiler frameworks for AST Transformations?
4 points by ianbertolacci 10y ago|3 comments
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by ianbertolacci 11y ago
I havent seen anything like that, but I like that idea.
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by ianbertolacci 11y ago
I was disappointed at the lack of really good, in depth Chapel tutorials that weren't also the spec, so I wrote my own. Looking for feedback on what could make this a better read. Full disclosure: I am currently an intern with the Chap
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Learn Chapel in Y minutes(learnxinyminutes.com)
24 points by ianbertolacci 11y ago|13 comments