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by mseri 6y ago
There is another widely used standard library: containers. Which is much less opinionated and aims to extend the standard library instead of replacing it. In many use it in production, so it quite well tested and polished. It is also true t
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by mseri 6y ago
I am only aware of the discussion at https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/ocaml-vega-lite-and-ocaml-datafr... and at this chapter of the book: https://ocaml.xyz/book/dataframe.html I don’t think there is w
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by mseri 6y ago
Indeed! There are already OCaml bindings for many R and python packages in the opam repository (opam is the package manager for ocaml), as well as C and fortran libraries. Similarly there are now a few packages to interact with rust. I thin
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by mseri 6y ago
You can use PyML to call python from OCaml in the same way, and it works fine to pass an owl ndarray to numpy. As a user of both, I think they have different treadoffs. I tend to use OCaml when I am playing around with the code because I fi
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by mseri 6y ago
Thanks for the kindness! There is actually a GNUPlot backend for Owl. Works very well, but is a bit lowlevel: https://github.com/hennequin-lab/gp Similarly, I use https://github.com/mseri/ocaml-gr
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by mseri 6y ago
It is not the only one though. There are Ahrefs, Tarides, Tezos, Citrix (XenServer and a part of Xen are in OCaml), Inria, Facebook (for compilers, typecheckers and ReasonML), Bloomberg (was Bucklescript/ReScript, now at facebook thoug
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by mseri 6y ago
I am part of Owl contributors/maintainers. You are right that the ecosystem is small, and will likely be always behind Python, R and Julia. But considering how small the community around numerical methods in OCaml is, I think the work
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by mseri 6y ago
Multicore development has sped up pace, there are many changes in the latest two compiler internals that were made in order to accommodate the new GC, and you can read updates on those works in this year's' POPL and ICFP talks. Mu
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Draft of OCaml Scientific Computing book(discuss.ocaml.org)
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ICFP 2020 live, no registration required(youtube.com)
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Quantum Natural Language Processing(medium.com)
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Double pendulums, chaos and Poincaré sections(duetosymmetry.com)
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Multicore OCaml July 2020 update(discuss.ocaml.org)
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by mseri 6y ago
Contains an interesting discussion on concurrency, parallelism and backward compatibility
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London’s National Gallery hit by the biggest art heist in history (Virtual)(wired.co.uk)
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by mseri 6y ago
Lots of them have been hacked: https://www.theverge.com/2020/7/15/21326200/elon-musk-bill-g...
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Getting to the Bottom of Noether Theorem(johncarlosbaez.wordpress.com)
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Cells in PicoLisp (A Tutorial)(mail-archive.com)
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Reviewing My Password Manager to Make Me More Secure(kevq.uk)
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Hannes Mehnert Interview on OCaml and MirageOS(evrone.com)
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by mseri 6y ago
I have been thinking about doing it in OCaml for a while, but it will take an insane amount of work and this always put me off
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Which is also especially beautiful, and open access as well: https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/functional-differential-geome...
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by mseri 6y ago
Came here to say that. It is a wonderful book, and I think it provides a more "modern" approach than the one presented in the videos.
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IBM System/370 on a Pi Zero(twitter.com)
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Yes, children do
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Retrofitting Parallelism onto OCaml(arxiv.org)
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by mseri 7y ago
There are experiments also in terms of peer reviewed open access journals that work as arxiv overlays. In mathematics we have discrete analysis [1] and sigma [2] (at least) which are quite good. Some journals started moving to a fully free
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Category Theory for Programmers, OCaml edition (alpha)(github.com)
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OCaml vs. Haskell (A Parodic Take)(blog.regnat.ovh)
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Whoops Google Says Mysterious Wave of Unbootable Macs Is Their Bad(gizmodo.com)
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