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csvance
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Comment #48313953
When doing big long running workflows especially with plan Mode 4.7 was a clear improvement. It’s considerably worse for under specified tasks and responds to a couple sentences wi…
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Comment #48076366
Just reverse the axis on one side, typically the Julia side. This is the convention used in Lux.jl/Flux.jl. I share memory between the two with zero additional copying for my workf…
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Comment #48075189
Your baseline for comparison is a company that doesn't give anything away for free? Also, contributing in open source is a choice, not a mandate. I greatly benefit from Julia and i…
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Comment #48075101
From the sound of your post I'm guessing you view Julia as a general purpose language. I'd consider it general purpose insofar as the application leans into fast numerical computin…
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Comment #48070471
Mojo looks neat but I'm pretty satisfied with Julia at this point for high performance numerical computing across CPU, GPU, etc. I can't help but feel this niche is already mostly …
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Comment #47966193
Shai-Hulud dug my 100 ft trench. Should be OSHA compliant right?
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Comment #47965997
The decision to run all of my experiments in a monorepo with a single uv.lock continues to be validated. I usually only update it a few times a year. It was pinned at 2.6.1 for lig…
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Comment #46353670
The PerlMonks page was in death as it was in life: completely unreadable.
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Comment #46330252
Beta is inappropriate as an exclusive channel to continue receiving security updates. If I hadn’t read HN today I wouldn’t have known.
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Comment #45636211
A more generous interpretation of your grandiose vision would obviously include some way to make the water not into a breeding ground, like what you mentioned here. But seeing as t…
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Comment #45635398
I live in Houston and would rather it be 10 degrees warmer than have to deal with 32258 additional mosquito spawning pools. The heat isn’t the worst part of Houston, most long term…
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Comment #45550735
Everything I just read makes me thankful that I never had to touch one of these apps before I got married. Out of all social media, dating apps have to be the most dystopian. Techn…
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Comment #45530104
I work in the medical device industry and most people on my team have engineering degrees and extensive experience with Matlab. Pretty much all of them would flip their table if th…
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Comment #45522444
In my experience starting with Julia in 2025, the main thing missing from the ecosystem tends to be boring glue type packages, like a production grade gRPC client/server. I heard H…
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Comment #45520854
Waiting 15+ seconds to test small changes to my PyTorch training code on NFS is rather annoying. I know there are ways to work around it, but sometimes I wish we could have a train…
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Comment #45520516
Mine did the same for image processing but coming from python/numpy/numba. We initially looked at using Rust or C++ but I'm glad we chose to stick it out with Julia despite some in…
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Comment #45432591
I've found that I'm most productive in Julia when minimizing the number of third party dependencies for this reason, even more so than other languages. That's not to say there are …
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Comment #45430450
Technically you don't need to know what array indexing is being used if you iterate using firstindex(arr):lastindex(arr). AFAIK the issue was that this wasn't consistently done acr…