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by vchuravy 5y ago
Especially the fact that loading a library compiled with GCC and fast math on, can modify the global state of the program... It's one of the most baffling decisions made in the name of performance. I would really like for someone to ta
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by vchuravy 5y ago
Probably more this talk about CUDA 3.0 https://live.juliacon.org/talk/UGX8YR or the workshop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hz9IMJuW5hU
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by vchuravy 5y ago
> Julia is also behind on the version of LLVM that is being used, Julia 1.6 (LLVM 11) and Julia 1.7 (LLVM 12) use the LLVM versions that were current, when the release branch was cut. LLVM 13 was finalized a fes days ago and will be rele
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by vchuravy 5y ago
Code reviews can also have the opposite effect, I sometimes ask mentees of mine to review PRs of mine. Not necessarily to get their feedback, but to get their questions and to help transfer knowledge. I used to do that when I started workin
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Debugging Julia with GDB and VSCode(vchuravy.dev)
2 points by vchuravy 5y ago|0 comments
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BPFTrace and Julia(vchuravy.dev)
49 points by vchuravy 5y ago|0 comments
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by vchuravy 5y ago
Broadcasting and map are two different operations. If all the inouts have the same shape broadcast is equivalent to map, but in Julia you can also just use map. `map(el->el^2, a)` and inspired by Ruby ``` map(a) do element log(element)
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Cuda.jl 3.0 – GPU programming in Julia(juliagpu.org)
3 points by vchuravy 5y ago|0 comments
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by vchuravy 5y ago
What's the name of your app? I have been looking for something like that. OS maps really are fantastic.
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by vchuravy 6y ago
One of the authors here, happy to answer any questions! (Particularly about the Julia integration)
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How I made my own RFID tag [video](youtube.com)
176 points by vchuravy 8y ago|17 comments