wbpaelias

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   by wbpaelias 11mo ago

   I believe Veritasium had a series where they derive the equivalence to Newton's laws
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   by wbpaelias 1y ago

   They have desktop apps too, in my machine I'm only using the desktop stuff.
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   by wbpaelias 1y ago

   If you're willing to let go of imperative syntax, Interaction Nets[0] might be interesting to maximize parallelism where possible. I think Bend[1] is probably the most mature implementation of that idea. [0]: https://en.wiki
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   by wbpaelias 1y ago

   I think the compiler figures that if a new method comes up, it’ll just compile that when it needs to.
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   by wbpaelias 1y ago

   That makes sense. Why exactly would python need a tracing JIT instead of a method one though? It seems like either could work.
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   by wbpaelias 1y ago

   I wonder how much Julia’s JIT could help inform Python’s. Diagram: https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/devdocs/img/compiler_diagra... Documentation: https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1
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   by wbpaelias 1y ago

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parable_of_the_broken_window