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xiaodai
2y ago
Python's default is gallop sort however radixsort is much faster and performs in O(n).
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xiaodai
2y ago
R has that too.
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xiaodai
2y ago
Totally RAD!
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xiaodai
2y ago
the julia solution was bad
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xiaodai
2y ago
Cos shipping things is not a concern
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xiaodai
2y ago
They should hire English teachers to fix their grammar. “Will hire no more engineers.” Wtf
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xiaodai
2y ago
Scammy. I can’t even preview one
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xiaodai
2y ago
can't bring myself to trust anything about privacy from a software with a weird-ass Chinese name.
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The Jank: Programming Language
(compiler-research.org)
6 points
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xiaodai
2y ago
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xiaodai
2y ago
Also as a great symbolism of our times: An Indian beat a Chinese. India is rising while China is already in decline.
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xiaodai
2y ago
get outta here!
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xiaodai
2y ago
interesting idea to say the least.
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xiaodai
2y ago
Leaky abstractions.
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Emit: A time travelling programming language
(github.com)
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xiaodai
2y ago
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xiaodai
2y ago
lack of UDF is an issue
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xiaodai
2y ago
the Frequentists?
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xiaodai
2y ago
Shane that the Julia crowd have given up on this
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xiaodai
2y ago
make windows here before doing ssh?
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xiaodai
2y ago
why?
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xiaodai
2y ago
This post doesn’t make any sense. If a rewrite in another lang being faster is just due to rewrite then surely someone would attempt rewrite in JavaScript and come out just as fast. So far there hasn’t been any case of such happening
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xiaodai
2y ago
The bit about cia is too funyy
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Commercial Haskell should go after Python/Julia not Rust
(discourse.haskell.org)
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2y ago
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xiaodai
2y ago
this post is so fucking stupid to the point of being embarrassing. wtf was the author doing? Tune both and see how much better they are vs each other? But they just fucking change some parameters without hyperparameter-tuning training and s
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xiaodai
2y ago
XGBoost LightGBM Catboost and JLBoost?
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xiaodai
2y ago
this paper is so dumb. so you modeled the output of stockfish? stockfish does use simulation or selfplay or search. so you've outsourced search and dont do it yourself so you can claim to be "without search"
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xiaodai
2y ago
Question: if vortex can "canonicalized" arrow vectors, why doesn't Arrow incorporate this feature?
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xiaodai
2y ago
Cool looking forward to it.
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xiaodai
2y ago
Same. I think it does disservice to math.
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xiaodai
2y ago
Lol. I am Malaysian Chinese but I honestly don't think anyone will put into production a Chinese made kernel. The risk is too high, same as no one will use a Linux distro coming out of Russian, Iran or NK. It's just cultural bias
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xiaodai
2y ago
I see. Very nice. So it's a trade-off. I imagine the throughput of these light-weight compression suffers a little. In analytical workloads, it's common to do things like compute the mean of a vector or compute the gradient for th
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