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by npalli 3y ago
Interesting that you mention about binary size and AoT compilation. I just saw a video from Jeff Bezanson - What's the deal with Julia binary sizes? Might of some interest. Large reduction in binary sizes from back in the day. https:&
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Julia solves the 2 language problem, however it creates the 1.5 language problem(youtube.com)
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Tech Layoffs due to IRS tax code change(twitter.com)
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Potential of the Julia programming language for high energy physics computing(arxiv.org)
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by npalli 3y ago
If you are using fibonacci to test out performance in the small, you might want to stick with the Computer Language Benchmark Game. It gives you the universe of languages and sample programs to you can see what works best with your VM. htt
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Working Spectre V1 Attack for Rust(twitter.com)
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by npalli 3y ago
Thanks, seem very much in line with broadcasting being first class in the language unlike Python where the whole scientific ecosystem is grafted on.
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by npalli 3y ago
"Note: some parts of the FQA are not up to date with C++11/14/17. You can contribute to the FQA on GitHub." LOL, yeah I think we can stop spending time on this (which was quite funny back in the day).
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by npalli 3y ago
Can someone explain how this compares to numpy which also can broadcast. Broadcasting over user defined functions seems to not be possible in numpy. Plus the syntax is clunky (in numpy)
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C++20 coroutine runtime and cross-platform I/O library(github.com)
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by npalli 3y ago
Let's see .. oh Gary Marcus. Never mind.
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A Study of Code Generation using ChatGPT 3.5 across 10 Programming Languages(arxiv.org)
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The State of Developer Ecosystem 2023 (jetbrains)(jetbrains.com)
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by npalli 3y ago
Like many hotshot young entrepreneurs, it is possible Sam learnt a lot from the firing and has done a 180 to go on to supporting others (seen by his support from OpenAI rank-and-file). He probably needed that life lesson (getting fired) to
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by npalli 3y ago
"True crypto has never been tried"
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Great books, courses, and music for the holidays (Bill Gates)(gatesnotes.com)
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1. They probably already have it :-) 2. Imagine the sheer pain of duplicating every single process and spec to the minutest detail, nobody is flying an airplane that only 'works' 99.99% of the time. Probably easier to start from s
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by npalli 3y ago
For an external party, having access to the 45 GB is the easy part. Now, you will need to create a company and supplier base the size of Boeing to make any use of this :-)
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by npalli 3y ago
These Deep Learning (and ML) courses are turning into the equivalent of productivity tools. Many are very high quality but won't turn you into a ML/DL expert. The core issue is you need to be spend the time to complete, learn and
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by npalli 3y ago
The era of startups charging below fair price (to deliver the service) in pursuit of "growth" comes to an end. This was the end game for lot of these companies working in the ZIRP environment from 2009-21. Underprice your service,
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by npalli 3y ago
How much did HHVM or Shopify's YJIT help PHP and Ruby? My sense (could be wrong) is it was in the mere 10's of percentage points (30-40% improvement). Given these languages can be 100 to 1000x slower, it just proves the point that
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Julia as a unifying end-to-end workflow language on the Frontier exascale system(arxiv.org)
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"The Go monorepo is the largest codebase at Uber, comprising 90 million lines of code (and growing)" Is this just a symptom of having a lot of engineers and they keep churning code, Golang being verbose or something else. Hard tim
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Discount rates in venture backed startups (..should be higher)(reactionwheel.net)
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Wowza, the COM guy? How long has this guy been working on 15 years-too-early technologies? Lol
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by npalli 3y ago
Looks like this is a great time to announce executive firings at large tech companies, people getting mentally prepared for thanksgiving and the holidays to care ...
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Celebrating What's Right with Aging: Inside the Minds of Super Agers(aarp.org)
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C++ Guidelines and Good Practices(github.com)
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Former lab members suggest neuroscientist Zlokovic may have manipulated data(science.org)
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The Brain Has a 'Low-Power Mode' That Blunts Our Senses(quantamagazine.org)
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