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Comment #48386971
Yeah it is useful. However the problem arises when you share a notebook with someone and they just can’t get it to work either because you forgot to reorder cells or your output de…
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Comment #46637677
Store fp16 vector blobs in sqlite. Load the vectors after filter queries into memory and do a matvec multiplication for similarity scores (this part will be fast if the library (e.…
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Comment #46488882
Nice! I have my lastfm when I need a throw back. They still allow yearly views
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Comment #46417479
oh nice! I didn't know that you can just make it use light dom. protected createRenderRoot() { return this; } And that's what it takes! I like using tailwind/utility classes so for…
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Comment #46417360
Something about Lit/web components that's not written clearly on the label is the hoops you have to jump through to style elements. If you're using tailwind in the whole app, you j…
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Comment #46376443
If you now have a function where you call this one with an integer literal, you will end up with a fully inlined integer answer!
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Comment #40404561
Multiple-dispatch is the right abstraction for programming mathematics. It provides both the flexibility required to create scientific software in layers (science has a LOT more fu…
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Comment #36958268
Location: Boston Remote: Ok with it! Willing to relocate: yes, to anywhere reasonable Technologies: Analytical database design and implementation, Technical/Numerical computing, Ju…
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Comment #35885545
Incredible release!
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Comment #24582509
Prof. Alan Edelman gave a nice lecture about this a couple of days ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuOXXQR7dAo
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Comment #24513312
In Julia, there is one package manager and it gets things right. https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/stdlib/Pkg/ It's super nice to have no fragmentation when it comes to packaging. I…
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Comment #24305075
> I like the reactive notebook concept. It does really help with bugs Can you say more? An example, maybe?
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Comment #24129010
The basic Dask-like functionality is in Dagger.jl, we have plans to move out the distributed array functionality out of it and keep just the scheduler in there. I'm working on a se…
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Comment #11074981
Why not make one for yourself? ;) julia> (∘)(f, g) = x -> f(g(x)) ∘ (generic function with 1 method) julia> (sum ∘ rand)(10) 3.397728240035534 Tip: type \circ to get ∘
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Comment #10910370
The generic function is the basic unit of abstraction in Julia. And this is exactly what makes Julia a very powerful language. If anyone is interested in reading more about Julia's…
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Comment #10573160
Responsiveness is excellent when your Julia process is on the same machine as the browser - which in itself addresses a large set of use cases scientific computing audience has (su…
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Comment #10569785
FWIW, I work on Web-related stuff in Julia (like http://shashi.github.io/Escher.jl ). I find Julia's type system more natural for general purpose modeling of data than, say, Python…
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Comment #10569734
0.4 already ships with Go-like channels. http://docs.julialang.org/en/latest/manual/parallel-computin...
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Comment #10569639
I love Julia. This is great news! :)
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Comment #9684327
Yup. :)