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New 'frozen dragon' pterosaur found hiding in plain sight(nationalgeographic.com)
37 points by xiaodai 6y ago|10 comments
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by xiaodai 6y ago
Sadly Julia's Flux.jl have fallen behind to the point that I am switching to using pytorch. It's just faster.
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by xiaodai 6y ago
Radix sort and counting sort are what ppl should be using.
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Haskell's Children(owenlynch.org)
176 points by xiaodai 6y ago|191 comments
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Fast `StatsBase.countmap` for small types on the GPU via CUDA.jl(github.com)
1 points by xiaodai 6y ago|0 comments
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by xiaodai 6y ago
The appeal isn't broad enough
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by xiaodai 6y ago
Model fitting. How to do?
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by xiaodai 6y ago
Say I want to fix logistic Regression. Can I do that in database? Or have to extract it out as a dataframe? Cna I stream the data?
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by xiaodai 6y ago
The title makes it sound like news....
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Best Julia Data Manipulation Packages [video](youtube.com)
3 points by xiaodai 6y ago|0 comments
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by xiaodai 6y ago
purely MCTS with no reinforcement learning techinques invovled. I was making something with a actor-critic with MCTS that can assess the board position as well.
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Don't Learn Julia Yet(twitter.com)
2 points by xiaodai 6y ago|0 comments
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by xiaodai 6y ago
one of the best nerd food of all time. reminds of this keynote on how to get the best pokemon and cheat in pokemon blue! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNsEsZbXE-4
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Julia Syntax Quiz [Twitter](twitter.com)
1 points by xiaodai 6y ago|0 comments
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Julia can be like Ruby [Twitter](twitter.com)
2 points by xiaodai 6y ago|0 comments
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by xiaodai 6y ago
Interesting perspective. I guesss you can ask Roger Federer at his prime and other tennis players.
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by xiaodai 6y ago
Kinda sad that emminent mathematicians can only rent...
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by xiaodai 6y ago
Shogi is the most complex Chess variant. But seriously. Just play go. New patterns emerge everyday now it seems. The most complex pattern can arise from such simple rules.
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Implementing dplyr:across in Julia [video](youtube.com)
2 points by xiaodai 6y ago|0 comments
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by xiaodai 6y ago
Don't know why I get down votes for pointing out the slowness of Rust which is well known
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by xiaodai 6y ago
Hmmm... Rust needs alot more given its slow reputation
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by xiaodai 6y ago
How's the $$$?
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by xiaodai 6y ago
This is the new Coke of programming languages
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by xiaodai 6y ago
What r they gonna switch to?
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Sum Types in Julia and Rust(andreaskroepelin.de)
123 points by xiaodai 6y ago|66 comments
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Julia implementation of R's boolean-indexing for DataFrames(youtu.be)
2 points by xiaodai 6y ago|0 comments
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by xiaodai 6y ago
wonder if you have tried it on large datasets given ur background. Does it work well with large-datasets given its reactive nature?
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by xiaodai 6y ago
But I don't think people are forced into following right? There's still choice. But if I was developing something in Python, I would rather join than not join.
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by xiaodai 6y ago
Personally, I like how the Julia ecosystem coalesced around a Tables.jl package that gives some consistency to tabular data packages that choose to implement it. Row-oriented or column-oriented, doesn't matter! Using Tables.jl they can
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Demo Zoo: Code as Data(youtube.com)
4 points by xiaodai 6y ago|0 comments

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