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If this kind of thing interests you, you can try KlongPy (based on Klong) which also now has backprop support making it a differential array language.

I added autograd support to the KlongPy array language. It’s been fun to integrate PyTorch and come up with new examples. https://klongpy.org

Hello HN! I had some free time so I have been upgrading KlongPy. KlongPy now supports PyTorch as a backend and autograd over the array language. A while back someone on HN thought …

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I’m ded

Not yet. I want to make an online book.

I don’t use windows so not sure.

Numpy is just the backend and KlongPy has a lot more application features than Numpy. You can see something like kdb+ as inspiration.

KlongPy has a lot of other features beyond pure NumPy operations (such as IPC and web server), which you could see as a kind of making use of array operations in some application. …

KlongPy author here: AMA

Working on WaddleML, and open source variant of weights and balances that uses DuckDb. https://github.com/briangu/waddleml

You can do realtime in the sense that you can build Numpy arrays in memory from realtime data and then use these as columns in DuckDb. This is approach I took when designing KlongP…

I recall that Richard Hamming used to also reserve Friday afternoons to deep/big thinking. Sounds wonderful.