nalimilan

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   by nalimilan 4y ago

   The problem in this case (as with most issues regarding `@inbounds`) is that this text was written before arrays with non-standard indices existed in Julia. So the example was correct at the time it was written, just like the StatsBase code
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   by nalimilan 6y ago

   > - DataFrames.jl: Transform does nonsense (use map instead) What is this supposed to mean? > - DataFrames.jl: No transpose This is actually going to be fixed in the next few days ( https://github.com/JuliaData/Dat
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   Is Julia the next big programming language? MIT thinks so, as version 1.0 lands(techrepublic.com)

   45 points by nalimilan 8y ago|7 comments
4. 4.▲
   Julia: The Goldilocks language(increment.com)

   1 points by nalimilan 8y ago|0 comments
5. 5.▲
   by nalimilan 9y ago

   Existing code won't break as a deprecation is in place. And the replacement is very simple: Matrix(I, m, n), Matrix{Float64}(I, m, n) or even just I depending on the use case.