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mauro3

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    Comment #34934677

    We're teaching a course at ETH Zurich [1] where --besides the actual payload of solving partial differential equations (PDEs) on GPUs-- we put a lot of emphasis on "tools". Thus st…

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    Comment #31238225

    This YT-video explains the 8355 method really well https://youtu.be/zB8cKBYNTps . It's how I learned it. They call the sexy-move the fishing-move.

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    Comment #15073040

    Here some results for VSCode: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/27378 Update: on my system Emacs has an average of 6ms vs VSCode 17ms.

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    Comment #14966594

    X-ref: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/27378

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    Comment #14966588

    Here an Github issue from VSCode related to this: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/27378 which shows some results for VSCode vs emacs, neovim and sublime.

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    Comment #14200977

    The Swiss topographic office map has a similar feature "Journey through time": https://map.geo.admin.ch Here zoomed in on one of the big glaciers, which shows how it retreated: htt…

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    Comment #12903184

    Whilst Julia's foreign function interface is indeed good and it is really easy to call into C, the point is that Julia itself is as fast as C. So you don't need to write any C code…

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    Comment #12538845

    The outlook toward Julia 1.0 was given by Stefan Karpinski in his JuliaCon 2016 talk: https://youtu.be/5gXMpbY1kJY . But yes, the plan is to have a 0.6 and then 1.0.

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    Comment #12336825

    Aside: femtolisp is used in the Julia parser, and was created by one of (or the) main Julia contributors. A femtolisp REPL is included in the Julia executable: >> julia --lisp ; _ …

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    Comment #11098055

    There are efforts under way to improve the standing of scientific programmers, for instance the UK initiative described in this post: http://software-carpentry.org/blog/2015/06/wha…