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What Brought You Here?(milancurcic.com)
31 points by milancurcic 7y ago|9 comments
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Self-Healing Weather Prediction(medium.com)
2 points by milancurcic 7y ago|0 comments
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Scientists are software engineers too(milancurcic.com)
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by milancurcic 7y ago
Thanks! I agree -- many general purpose domains are lacking Fortran libraries. Regarding DB access, Arjen Markus has an interface to SQLite, but I'm not aware of anything else. As almost everything out there has a C API, getting it com
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by milancurcic 7y ago
Author here. I spoke about Python and Fortran to an association of chemical engineers a few nights ago. Some folks here may find the slides interesting.
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Should I Py or Should I Fortran?(milancurcic.com)
4 points by milancurcic 7y ago|6 comments
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GRIB Outputs and the Race to Mackinac(medium.com)
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Map, Filter, Reduce in Fortran 2018(milancurcic.com)
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by milancurcic 8y ago
IMO if you're working with large, multi-dimensional arrays and seamless parallelization (shared or distributed memory) is a plus, I've yet to see a language or framework do it with less effort. Speaking as a long-time numpy user a
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by milancurcic 8y ago
We at Cloudrun [0] are excited to try Cloud Run for scaling our platform! :) [0] https://cloudrun.co/
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by milancurcic 8y ago
Same on Ubuntu 18.10, Firefox 65.0.1 (64-bit) on NVIDIA Quadro P400.
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by milancurcic 8y ago
Pure functions in Fortran do this.
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Fortran standardization benefits survey results [pdf](fortran.bcs.org)
2 points by milancurcic 8y ago|1 comments
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by milancurcic 8y ago
I would love to hear the audio version narrated by sama.
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by milancurcic 8y ago
I study the role of waves in the larger meteorological and oceanographic context, specifically (1) how they govern momentum and energy exchange between wind and ocean currents, and (2) how they contribute to Lagrangian surface transport of
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by milancurcic 8y ago
Because it's not solving for the water surface elevation and velocity, only for light reflection and refraction from a pre-set surface. > The way that the water appear to move comes from slightly altering the point on the refraction
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by milancurcic 8y ago
Either I or the Author are confused about how Medium works. > A blog, to me, was a place for someone to put their thoughts up onto the internet and have anyone who wanted to come and read - for free. But you can still do this, no? You ca
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by milancurcic 8y ago
I never asked myself this question. I aim to work on what I enjoy and what's fun. I don't 100% live it -- it's a daily challenge. We all got bills to pay and it can be tempting to go for something more profitable but less fun
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by milancurcic 8y ago
Tweaking the value of PI2 is a lot of fun..
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by milancurcic 8y ago
One example I often give is the nabla operator from vector calculus that is in one form or another used in any fluid dynamics code. If you define nabla as a function that operates on a Field type, and Scalar and Vector types extend the Fiel
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by milancurcic 8y ago
I'm working on a Fortran book with Manning Pubs [1]. You can browse some of the projects that accompany the book here [2]. At Cloudrun [3], we're running some 900K lines of parallel Fortran in the cloud for on-demand custom weathe
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by milancurcic 8y ago
Array-based syntax for distributed memory parallel computing (look for coarrays) since Fortran 2008. OOP since Fortran 2003. Whole-array operations since Fortran 90. These are a few of my favorites. New standards mark obsolescent or depreca
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Doctor Fortran in “Larger Than Life”(software.intel.com)
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by milancurcic 8y ago
Author here: neural-fortran is a parallel microframework for building and training fully-connected neural nets of arbitrary shape and size. This is the companion code to the Chapter 6 of my book with Manning ( https://www.manning
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Show HN: Neural-fortran – A parallel neural net microframework(github.com)
6 points by milancurcic 8y ago|2 comments
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by milancurcic 9y ago
Yes! Please use code "mlcurcic" at checkout for 50% off through April 5.
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by milancurcic 9y ago
Author of Modern Fortran here. Modern Fortran: Building Efficient Parallel Applications teaches modern Fortran with a focus on parallel programming from the ground up. This is the initial book release in the Manning Early Access Program (ME
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Show HN: Modern Fortran(manning.com)
5 points by milancurcic 9y ago|3 comments
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by milancurcic 9y ago
Most existing services that I am aware of provide nice visualization of existing publicly available datasets (GFS, NAM, HRRR, etc.). Cloudrun allows the user to create their own forecast product/dataset, so it is mainly a power tool an
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by milancurcic 9y ago
These are great questions! > What's the advantage of this is over running, say, at Penguin scalably on Infiniband nodes if you need the compute? POD gives you the nodes and a secure shell and you take it from there. In contrast, we

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