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xiaodai
6y ago
"In its current form, asap is not equipped to handle CONCURRENT programs. Managing memory in concurrent programs poses its own set of challenges." So it's doesn't have the fearless concurrency of Rust yet and I wonder if
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xiaodai
6y ago
After reading it, it's not clear it is the future of data science.
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Which is the best Markdown table editor? [video]
(youtu.be)
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Why Julia? Julia Package Development in 4 Minutes
(youtube.com)
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Larry Walls makes fun of Python, PostScript etc. (2010)
(youtube.com)
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Bullshit at the Data Lakehouse
(goodstrat.com)
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NASA could have prevented a $200m crash with Julia's type system
(youtube.com)
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7y ago
Search Everything
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xiaodai
7y ago
It would be funny if of the three that has left A has an issue with B who in turn has an issue with C who has an issue with A. But it's not funny.
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xiaodai
7y ago
I continue to wonder how does JAX compare to Zygote.jl see https://twitter.com/oxinabox_frames/status/12394957113324789... for a good start
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xiaodai
7y ago
And the good guys are?
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xiaodai
7y ago
I wonder what's the incentive to write such a thing on company blog? Any ideas? To help with recruitment?
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Intel Hiring JIT Compiler Engineer for Python. Related to a US Gov Contract
(jobs.intel.com)
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Mathematical Tours – Data Science algorithms example implementations
(mathematical-tours.github.io)
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xiaodai
7y ago
This reads like one of those unsubstantiated news from the west. At least some one of the deleted tweets but none. Just a bunch of words.
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xiaodai
7y ago
How flogging the "growth mindset" concept can sell more books and earn the author more commissions.
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xiaodai
7y ago
Autodetect data health issues and auto fix them Funy you say that cos my company is actually developing something along those lines
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Deep learning SLIDE technique from Rice is faster than GPU with back-propagation
(techxplore.com)
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7y ago
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xiaodai
7y ago
Do they also have less people using it?
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MLIR: A Compiler Infrastructure for the End of Moore's Law
(arxiv.org)
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How to write the perfect pull request (2015)
(github.blog)
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xiaodai
7y ago
I recall a couple of efforts to write a BLAS in pure Julia. https://discourse.julialang.org/t/we-can-write-an-optimized-...
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xiaodai
7y ago
If it was too slow in Python and now moving to Go. Could there a time when there is a need to move to Rust/C/C++ for even faster performance? Go seems an odd choice based on performance consideration alone.
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7y ago
Just curious, is there anything that's composable in the distributed world
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xiaodai
7y ago
What langugage features are you missing? When I learnt about Eiffel, Contract Oriented Programming was the thing, but these contracts are easily done in Elixir, so they aren't that special. Oh yeah, the tooling was horrible.
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7y ago
Is it slow compared to C++?
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7y ago
Incanter
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7y ago
Julia computing hires compiler talent
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7y ago
Pay the maintainer!!! We need Software Institutes fund by the United Nations for maintaining open software
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Get me off your fucking list paper accepted
(vox.com)
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