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by snowAbstraction 7y ago
Why would I choose this over http://eigen.tuxfamily.org/ or https://bitbucket.org/blaze-lib/blaze/src/master/ ? I am just curious.
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by snowAbstraction 7y ago
I meant personally I am less sure about Julia, that my knowledge is less sure. I've neither used it myself nor spent a few hours browser project source code unlike most of other stuff I mentioned. Since I am not finding what I am looki
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by snowAbstraction 7y ago
I've been learning a bit of Go and I like what I've understood so far but one thing that seems somewhat lacking in the Go Eco system is mathy projects. I know there are some but I couldn't find many that were both active and
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by snowAbstraction 7y ago
Are any odroid SBCs affected?
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by snowAbstraction 7y ago
To what extend, is Swift being used for ML or DL by Google or others? Is it a new TensorFlow core? Or just just another binding?
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by snowAbstraction 7y ago
* I think before 2015 some things were working better or faster in other IDEs. * I am happy with with the big improvements in VS starting around 2015. But the fact, that the C++ support was so bad in earlier versions (even if it was better
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by snowAbstraction 7y ago
Maybe in some categories but when I think of Visual Studio for C++, MS didn't really try until a few years ago.
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
Exactly! If your and your family is flexible enough, then Nordics are great for families with young children.
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
So of these books are oldish (for software engineering) and I don't count that against them. But I would like to know for each what more recent books (or even blogs) would succinctly fill in gaps in development since their publication
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
Sorry I wasn't clear and the connection is not clear. The connection is only that Pony is as far I know a less common language that implements a unique set of somewhat similar features so it should be feasible for V to be built. I was
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
We'll see but anyhow it seems that some people like the language's features. Pony exists so why not this? https://www.ponylang.io/
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
I think the intention is to mark this story as a duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19086712 .
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
For me I guess, it depends how many such abbreviations one must learn. 100 fine. 1000 too many for me.
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
Why not leverage LLVM for doing stuff with SIMD? Will the output to readable C always be available in the future?
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
Anyone know about any C++ projects/tools that can help enforce vectorization? Of course, you could create a benchmark test that detects a performance regression, but I am hoping for something more sophisticated like tagging a scope to
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
I agree with you except that there is sizable chunk of back-end code that is using C++ or at least calling it.
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
For some areas within algebraic geometry I think other CAS's work better than Mathematica and have functionality that it lacks. For example, in the past I used https://www.singular.uni-kl.de/ . It has been too long sinc
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
Two years ago, I bought a ASUS ZENBOOK UX305FA and it is fanless and works well under Linux. Maybe there is some newer similar model.
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
I really wonder what the C++ community will think of execution policies in 5 years. Using them seems to be interesting step up from coding your low level parallel algorithms and instead using standard C++ algoritms with an execution policy
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
The 60% rate is, if I understand correctly, the combined affect of the LLC paying its fee and taxes and then poster paying personal income tax.
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
You get the 60% rate since you are paying the employer's taxes and your income taxes, right? I guess if you paid yourself less (by effectively working less) that rate would come down a lot since both the employer's taxes and incom
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
In case, what do you say about returning a class instance from a function in Java? Joking aside, the feature gives you both a value type and documents the intent of function intentionally possibly not returning a value.
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
I would be really interested if you can shed a little light on the following related questions: 1. Do you see the bloat even if you don't use post C++11 features but compile using the C++17 standard? 2. Do you think it is mostly the co
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by snowAbstraction 8y ago
A bit misleading to announce this only to state near the bottom of the announcement that, "Some major libraries still don’t compile correctly with MSVC".
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
I did something similar twice. Once when I was younger where I traveled and lived in China and only did a little English teaching. And again 5 years ago, I took math classes in a new city where I moved to for my wife's job until her po
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
Nice List. You missed Itiviti which has its office in the same building as Cinnober.
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
Just some kind of capped option.
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
What is the advantage of this over, say, http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_65_1/doc/html/boost_asio.htm... ? Networking is a main sell of boost::asio but it does general async event loops, not only fo
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
Some people are already trying and succeeding. And since a lot of these signals already incorporated into the market prices of various financial instruments, you can apply deep learning techniques to these available prices (and time series)
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
I remember an old project to use the Eclipse CDT C++ support via vim instead of in the Eclipse IDE: http://eclim.org/index.html I think there is/was some attempt to do it for emacs as well.

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