thetwentyone

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by thetwentyone 3y ago
Reference for the "justifiable technical reason"?
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by thetwentyone 3y ago
Same, though about 3 years here. My company (financial services) officially supports Python and Julia internally.
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by thetwentyone 3y ago
Currently also predicting more demand than capacity today: https://www.ercot.com/gridmktinfo/dashboards/supplyanddemand
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JuliaMono – a monospaced font for scientific and technical computing(juliamono.netlify.app)
3 points by thetwentyone 3y ago|0 comments
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by thetwentyone 3y ago
Since it's only implied how it works and there seems to be some confusion in the comments. It seems like the technique is to simply create a very form-fitting insert which won't fit properly if some device is overlaid onto the mac
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Generating 1B Fake People with Julia(dimitarvanguelov.github.io)
3 points by thetwentyone 4y ago|0 comments
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by thetwentyone 4y ago
I'm not sure that there's been any "promises" to break. Folks have been saying that it's possible but it'll just take time and effort.
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by thetwentyone 4y ago
Jumping the gun slightly, but TTFX likely about to get a lot better (5x+ improvement in times) in the next version (1.9). Via cachine of the native compiled code. https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/pull/47184#
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by thetwentyone 4y ago
https://juliacomputing.com/case-studies/
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by thetwentyone 4y ago
Pkg.jl has been such a breath of fresh air vs my prior experience with Python,R, VBA. Built into language, environment management, dependency pinning, SemVer enforcement at the registry level, easy to update as a package developer.
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From Common Lisp to Julia(mfiano.net)
183 points by thetwentyone 4y ago|200 comments
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by thetwentyone 4y ago
They point at 3 apples and goes "0,1,2" naturally?
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by thetwentyone 4y ago
This is my take and when working directly with computer memory/addresses, 0-based is most convenient. For working with data/stuff at a higher level, 1-based is more natural and convenient.
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by thetwentyone 4y ago
Right, but there is a separate new feature which caches more lowered code. https://julialang.org/blog/2022/08/julia-1.8-highlights/#imp... The core devs also said that they are aiming to cache native c
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by thetwentyone 4y ago
The "reactive calculator" language the author wants is just Julia running in a Pluto notebook: https://github.com/fonsp/Pluto.jl
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by thetwentyone 4y ago
This is very cool! Are there any libraries to do this with HTML elements? I'd love to do certain site content in a similar way.
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by thetwentyone 4y ago
I wish Quanta was a print publication I could subscribe to. Definitely the types of articles I'd like to sit down and read not on a computer.
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by thetwentyone 5y ago
Also see: https://github.com/ahwillia/Einsum.jl
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by thetwentyone 5y ago
... plus Pluto, language-wide automatic differentiation, multiple dispatch, lispy macros...
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Transducers.jl: Efficient Transducers for Julia(github.com)
23 points by thetwentyone 5y ago|4 comments
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by thetwentyone 5y ago
I've used MLJ for some small projects at work without issue.
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by thetwentyone 5y ago
I'd also add Pluto notebooks[1], which when deployed[2] powers interactive sites like MIT's Intro to Computational Thinking[3]. I also get a ton of mileage creating Pluto notebooks and sharing the results for others to run or view
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by thetwentyone 5y ago
I think femtolisp powers Julia's code parsing and helps make Julia so lisp-like. Femtolisp can be run with as an argument to julia: `julia --lisp` > julia --lisp ; _ ; |_ _ _ |_ _ | . _ _ ; | (-||||_(_)|__|_)|_) ;-----
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Femtolisp – A lightweight, robust, scheme-like Lisp implementation(github.com)
133 points by thetwentyone 5y ago|15 comments
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by thetwentyone 5y ago
I had a terrible experience with Lenovo. In October 2020 I ordered a laptop. In the next couple of months I called and tried to cancel (they would put in a "cancellation request"). Additionally, they sent an email saying the regul
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by thetwentyone 5y ago
Hello, thank you for the offer to contact me. I do have a couple of questions that it seems like you might be able to help with. My email is in my profile.
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by thetwentyone 5y ago
Hi all, appreciate the input! I may respond to specific comments but to address some general comments/questions: - Of course I want to spend time with my partner and don't see this as the "way to fix everything". - The l
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Ask HN: How to be my own genetic disease researcher for my partner?
262 points by thetwentyone 5y ago|83 comments
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by thetwentyone 5y ago
Been really pleased with Julia and happy about the continued progress. Package speedups on Windows are expecially nice for me in this release.
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by thetwentyone 5y ago
Or Teddie's Super Chunky if you like chunky peanut butter: https://teddie.com/product/old-fashion-natural-super-chunky/

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