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Comment #37800366
Wrong link, no? Shouldn't it be https://discourse.julialang.org/t/one-does-not-simply-walk-i... ?
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Comment #34288679
We are free to come up with myths about the name origin. My favorite one is that it comes from Julia character of George Orwell's 1984 novel :D
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Comment #28097390
This presentation is only a few days old.
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Comment #26238375
Julia multiple dispatch allows dynamic polymorphism. Check https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1801216/what-is-the-diff... and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kc9HwsxE1OY
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Comment #25001090
This is very good news for people like me who would like to play with GPU kernels and arrays but usually have no access to NVIDIA/AMD hardware. (Although specific Intel hardware an…
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Comment #24847769
AFAIK it is the opposite of what you have said. And although Julia has a lot of inspiration of Matlab syntax, it is absolutely not derived from it. https://julialang.org/blog/2012/…
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Comment #24441123
That's right, I found it: https://docs.cupy.dev/en/stable/tutorial/kernel.html#kernel-...
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Comment #24430140
""" [...] it is possible to perform kernel-like operations without actually writing your own GPU kernels: a = CUDA.zeros(1024) b = CUDA.ones(1024) a.^2 .+ sin.(b) """ [ https://jul…
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Comment #19169987
Or maybe it should be "When on an online discussion someone mentions Julia, the probability of that discussion turning into a 0-based versus 1-based indexing discussion is 1"
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Comment #19169971
There seems to be a kind of Godwin's law for Julia that states that "When on an online discussion someone mentions Julia, the probability of a complaint about 1-based indexing is 1…
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Comment #17881092
That is pretty amazing! I wonder how would it look like if it was written in C. Anyone has some links to "Blobs" implementations in C?
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Comment #17209625
In part, the fact that there are major problems moving the "giant" to where one would like (speed), e.g., unladen swallow, pypy, pyston, ...
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Comment #16946943
Ha, ah! After a more careful read, I noticed this: "with the speed of C or Ruby"... I'm pretty sure Ruby performance was never a positive characteristic anywhere (right?). I wonder…
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Comment #16939452
“Those people were our early converts—people who came for performance". That was entirely my case. After being using Python for a while and dropping to Cython in the performance bo…
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Comment #15727046
In Julia: while true; print(rand(Bool) ? '╲' : '╱'); end