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miguelraz
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Added this great quote by Uncle Iroh as a TLDR to the article. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drvAftwsTlU
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That's fair, but I'm only interested in learning C++ insofar as it helps me understand Julia's internals. I think I did Stroustrup's "Principles and Practice Using C++" for about 12 chapters a while ago; I migh
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What is the focus on numerical computing that you think Julia is missing? The ecosystem seems plenty healthy to me. (Maybe PDEs... but those are so close!) It's not uncommon for good Julia codes to smoke Fortran codebases, like the Dif
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Well, my book on Learn LLVM 12 by Kai Nacke should have arrived today, so I'm not out of the C++ woods just yet. Thanks, cheers to you too!
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Even if there was no technical knowledge to be learned from (which there is), the social governance model is good to keep an eye out for. Some innovations come from social relations and rethinkings - I'm glad the Rust community is push
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Because I heard the good word of our Lord and Savior David Sanders [1] in my computational physics class and I've renounced the devious ways of Fortran since. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQ1y5NUD_RI Concretely
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Oh, I see. Yes, that's a useful distinction then. Will edit. Thanks!
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Thanks Phil! I've been meaning to get to your Z3 tutorials soon, they rock too! See ya around! Also, I think you can totally tell that this is part of my brain-dump that's been pouring out to the #formal-methods channel on the Ju
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Fair enough, thanks for the pointer, I've amended the most recent version of the post and given you credit.
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Thanks, for the paper Steve, I'll edit the post with due credit. What would be the appropriate description for Rust's memory model? Automatic scoped memory management with opt-in reference counting?
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Right, and those destructors get called at the of the variable's scope. Is there a reason why it's not well-founded to consider scopes to be regions?
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Yes, to explore those differences was the point of the post.
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Author here: I specifically mentioned the `egg` crate because of it's capabilities for symbolic math. You can check a minimal application of arithmetic differentiation and some simplification rules in their repo here: https:/
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It is infrequent! Author here: I knew enough C and Fortran to turn in small assignments for my physics courses, but Julia was the first one where I started developing code.
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From Julia to Rust
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Julia REPL Tips and Tricks
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