moelf

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by moelf 5y ago
>without a need to write any custom code, was the primary reason to choose JAX. this is even more "free" in Julia, JAX at least need to worry when foreign call happens (library not derived from Numpy/JAX ecosystem, or outr
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by moelf 5y ago
like some other commenters here, https://github.com/CliMA/Oceananigans.jl immediately comes to mind, maybe it would be fun to compare projects on this scale between JAX/Julia. > JAX offers more than just a JIT
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by moelf 5y ago
try doing this year of Advent of Code in Julia!
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Compressing atmospheric data into its real information content(nature.com)
2 points by moelf 5y ago|0 comments
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iNotch for Gnome Shell(github.com)
37 points by moelf 5y ago|19 comments
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by moelf 5y ago
not so much about mentioning race/cultural difference. the new X girl friend part I guess.
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by moelf 5y ago
>a new Chinese girlfriend why does this sound, off... maybe it's just me
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by moelf 5y ago
Do you produce most email attachment in your inbox yourself? Do you produce most photos on your iCloud yourself? The point is anti-virus (purposed) hash upload is different from your private iCloud content hash upload.
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by moelf 5y ago
Linux version when (sorry, but I bought their product 4 years ago because they said they were making one)
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by moelf 5y ago
http://makie.juliaplots.org/stable/ hopefully will soon be a dominant force in this direction
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by moelf 5y ago
how am I suppose to have a burner bank account to use with it? don't forget mobile number are associated with your identity in China
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by moelf 5y ago
these are everywhere in China now. They use WeChat pay or Alipay :) I haven't been there in almost 3 years so it must have gotten a lot worse now, I doubt I can survive next time I visit.
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by moelf 5y ago
cf. discussion on r/archlinux: https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/o5rcs6/psa_you_n...
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SKS Keyserver down due to GDPR filing(sks-keyservers.net)
1 points by moelf 5y ago|1 comments
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by moelf 5y ago
Julia ships with OpenBLAS, in some cases there are pure-Julia "blas-like" routine that can be as fast: https://github.com/mcabbott/Tullio.jl
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by moelf 5y ago
in Julia: \mu<tab>
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by moelf 5y ago
>if you want to fuse the loops and get gpu/tpu for free the work being done at JAX is great and Julia shares many of the goals (Julia would even be the pioneer in some cases). The best part is your library doesn't even need num
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by moelf 5y ago
the raising of numba shows us why numpy and "just write vectorize-styled code with a C++ backend" is not enough. yet Numba basically makes your python code not python. It doesn't support so many things: pandas dataframe, or e
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by moelf 5y ago
Julia has the best REPL for this. You can \<type><tab> to type unicode symbol and emoji. Better yet, you can reverse look up how to type a thing: help?> χ²ᵢ "χ²ᵢ" can be typed by \chi<tab>\^2<tab>\
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by moelf 5y ago
`precompile` is a one-time thing. Actually loading them when running scripts is O(s) even for some of the biggest library (Plotting, Differential equations etc.)
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by moelf 5y ago
I'm personally very empathetic to this. Fortunately, I think most "real" developers are pretty restraint regarding this in popular packages' code. Some proper use casees IMHO are: 1. in "terminal" code: scripts
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by moelf 5y ago
1. in Julia you can't write "vecotrize-styled" code by using `@.` without manually adding the dots everywhere and the result will be as fast in numpy "classic use case" 2. Have not-slow for-loops is invaluable preci
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by moelf 5y ago
if it's that fast (<O(1s)) and your use-case is to call it many many times from ground-up, you sure should use Python or even bash since there's literally no performance to speak of. (i.e. nothing really changes the usability a
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by moelf 5y ago
https://twitter.com/KenoFischer/status/1333952722849198084
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by moelf 5y ago
I sure hope science doesn't solely depend on google sign in.... /s
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by moelf 5y ago
no, and I think they don't have any reason to. >DISTRIBUTION RESTRICTION: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.
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by moelf 5y ago
AFAIK it doesn't play well with popular (read: omnipresence) libraries like Numpy?
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First results from the Muon g-2 experiment at Fermilab(theory.fnal.gov)
4 points by moelf 5y ago|0 comments
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by moelf 6y ago
most of the users use an IDE or a notebook, no need to only use REPL. If you're a old school editor -> terminal run kind of person, checkout https://github.com/dmolina/DaemonMode.jl
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by moelf 6y ago
any chance you use fzf for history search too? ;)

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