markkitti

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by markkitti 12d ago
I'm not sure there is anything tying Julia packaging to Github directly other than that that is where some projects are based. There is some integration with git, but any git host should do.
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by markkitti 24d ago
If you are interested in a live demo / performance, see minute 7:13 from JuliaCon 2024 / PyData Eindhoven 2024: https://youtu.be/g1Jsk3p_9O0?t=433&is=fXBtVdS6R178V7Lm
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How an MIT research project became a global programming language(news.mit.edu)
3 points by markkitti 26d ago|1 comments
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by markkitti 26d ago
With millions of users across the world, Julia has been used to conduct cutting-edge research and to design new drugs, jet engines, heat pumps, and more.
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by markkitti 28d ago
If I were Fenris Creations, I would make a copy of Allegiance https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allegiance_%28video_game%29
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by markkitti 1mo ago
The two narratives are not mutually exclusive. In contrast to other parts of the world, the English and French would have just divided the territory with arbitrary lines. Why did they suddenly need a buffer zone? Rather as this history desc
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by markkitti 1mo ago
How is Julia an interpreted language? I sometimes wish there was a robust interpreter for Julia when the compilation latency is not worth the execution speed.
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by markkitti 2mo ago
My biggest problem with Jupyter is hidden state. You have no idea what order the cells executed in and how many times to get to the current state. Pluto.jl and Marimo solve that by using reactivity to make state transparent. WYSIWYG. I have
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by markkitti 2mo ago
Probably not directly but eventually I could see it having some benefits for what you listed.
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by markkitti 2mo ago
They found some potential geothermal wells near where they were previously mining.
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by markkitti 3mo ago
No, of course not. I am totally not a bot. I just like to connect together unrelated events to see trends at scale.
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by markkitti 3mo ago
I think a strategy for Qualcomm would be to use Mojo and Max as a software platform to drive AI inference on ARMv9 chips such as Snapdragon either at the edge (your smartphone) or in the cloud.
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by markkitti 3mo ago
> what kind of programming language would a person with as much experience and good taste as Chris Lattner come up with if there were no such external pressures? Swift
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by markkitti 3mo ago
I do not think Julia ever intended to be a Python clone. Julia was created in 2009 when Python was not as popular as today. I think the statement is a strange one to make about a language that emerged from a PhD thesis. While one could say
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by markkitti 3mo ago
It is not the only solution to that technical problem though. Past attempts at this have shown a clear preference for solutions that actually are extensions of CPython rather than distinct tool chains.
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by markkitti 3mo ago
I'm not really sure if Mojo has lost or not, but the community has felt quite different than other language communities I have encountered. The development feels less organic and more driven by venture capital. This is most acutely fel
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by markkitti 3mo ago
Yesterday, LineShine a supercomputer in China emerges as #1 in the Top500 using ARM v9 based chips and no GPUs. Today, Qualcomm a premier designer of ARMv9 licensed chips in the United States acquires Modular, who has been creating a compil
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by markkitti 4mo ago
Gemini CLI for Enterprise will continue. > If your organization uses Gemini CLI or our IDE extensions via a Gemini Code Assist Standard or Enterprise license, or if your organization uses Gemini Code Assist for GitHub through Google Clou
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by markkitti 6mo ago
I had the exact same experience.
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by markkitti 6mo ago
Thank you for listening.
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by markkitti 7mo ago
Is Python dying? /s
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by markkitti 7mo ago
When I need to do serious math, I use Julia.
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by markkitti 7mo ago
$ julia --lisp ; _ ; |_ _ _ |_ _ | . _ _ ; | (-||||_(_)|__|_)|_) ;-------------------|----- ------------------------------ ----------------------- > (+ 1 2) 3
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by markkitti 7mo ago
There is now a Julia plugin for JetBrains IDEs: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/29356-flexible-julia
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by markkitti 7mo ago
> it’s better to choose Rust for software engineering and Python for scripting. Rust and Python work in some scenarios but not all. Unless the native components are all developed already, you will need a Rust programmer on your team. Rus
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by markkitti 7mo ago
The 0 or 1 based indexing is actually a very superficial debate for people not very familiar with Julia. Note that 1-based indexing is a standard library feature not inherent to the Julia language itself. The real indexing issue is whether
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by markkitti 8mo ago
Was there something you did not like about Marimo? It is also open source and can run locally. I'm still confused about your motivations and how your solution differs.
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by markkitti 8mo ago
Jupyter is definitely open source: BSD 3-Clause license . https://jupyter.org/governance/projectlicense/ I do not understand the motivation behind this project or how it differs from Jupyter or Marimo, which are o
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Anthropic partners with Allen Institute and HHMI for life sciences research(anthropic.com)
4 points by markkitti 8mo ago|0 comments
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by markkitti 9mo ago
The pyproject.toml, package.json, and Cargo.toml are declarative project configuration files. While the Rust community refers to Cargo.toml as a manifest, it is not a comprehensive and detailed list of a build. That is the lock file. While

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