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by jhidding 3y ago
Sadly nothing Go specific. We're working on making it easier to work with.
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by jhidding 3y ago
Yes it does. We (at the Netherlands eScience Center) will be building such an interface next January, extending Entangled ( https://entangled.github.io ). This approach uses Markdown and enables editing your code both in Markdown
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by jhidding 3y ago
There are notable exceptions. In scientific programming, code is tightly linked to scientific context and explaining stuff in prose is vital for being able to understand. Often, people claiming their code just reads itself just haven't
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by jhidding 4y ago
In cosmology we use a similar procedure to generate initial conditions of sample universes. Just then the noise is in 3D. The article raises a question about the Gaussian nature of the generated noise. To generate non-gaussian noise, you ne
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by jhidding 4y ago
There is so much hate here for the GIL, which is undeserved. You tend to not notice all the nice safety it gives you. If you want to speed up your Python code you could of course try to make it run in parallel: congratulations, you just was
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by jhidding 4y ago
The solution here is that you can edit code, with all your IDE features enabled, in tangled form. Changes are automatically merged into the Markdown by the Entangled daemon.
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by jhidding 5y ago
Next exercise: implement the fast Fourier transform as a multi-layered network.
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by jhidding 6y ago
Hear, hear! I think this problem is also beautifully put by the Knuth in Surreal Numbers. Results are boiled down to the smallest possible representation, without giving a historical/pedagogical overview, or even the slightest hint abo
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by jhidding 7y ago
Would also be cool as a Vim plugin!
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Parallel Programming in Python, Part 1: Dask and Numba(blog.esciencecenter.nl)
3 points by jhidding 7y ago|0 comments
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by jhidding 7y ago
It's a nice figure displaying the presence of elements in the Earth core, human body and cell phones, but why does it give no hydrogen in cell phones? Also the picture of "native gold" is really pyrite, also known as fool&#x2