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miguelraz

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    Comment #47982409

    Glad to have "helped" here! :) Offer still stands if you run into other bugs that aren't in our issue tracker.

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    Comment #47962810

    Yes, I run it daily on Ubuntu.

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    Comment #47962502

    Zed support engineer here, that sounds like a bug! I have `zed --version` working on my Windows machine: PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> zed --version Zed 1.0.0 5ec84a926ef83865afb92d2a3d1…

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    Comment #47962382

    That's a useful metric to track. Could you explain how you measured those numbers?

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    Comment #47962297

    Hey, support engineer at Zed here. If you have a reproducible setup for a bug we don't know about, we'd love to get a proper report of it. You can schedule 15mins with me here: htt…

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    Comment #47961648

    This sounds like a perf bug we'd like to get a hold of. I'm a support engineer at Zed - would you like to pair for 15mins so we can file a proper report? https://calendar.app.googl…

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    Comment #41788666

    REPL tab completions let's gooooo

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    Comment #41401685

    Author here, that's great to hear! Well, if you're looking for good REPL resources, I just happened to have done a 3 hour Julia REPL Mastery for a previous JuliaCon. https://www.yo…

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    Comment #41394529

    No clue! We'll see how they play out in time I guess.

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    Comment #41393497

    I'll agree on several counts (as a physicist too!): * Rust's tooling lets you have a base-floor of what is acceptable code that is much more palatable than non-top tier Julia codes…

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    Comment #41393425

    I didn't switch! At least for some scientific computing codes, but I did learn a lot of Rust along the way and extended my knowledge into (some) embedded and systems programming. L…

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    Comment #41393378

    Author here! Precisely, the most natural symbiosis for a Julia + Rust combo seems to fill a hard-realtime, critical safety or embedded niche with offline simulation. The Py03 and m…

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    Comment #41393346

    Right, back then there weren't as many Rust-inclined people in the Julia community and I felt like writing a trip report for my Julia friends. Now I've done a "From Julia to Rust" …

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    Comment #41393330

    Yup, this was exactly my reasoning.

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    Comment #41392985

    Author here, long time no see Steve! When I wrote this, my main takeaways were numerical computations with arrays, which don't tend to use for loops in Rust, and which require grok…

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    Comment #41392576

    Thanks! Fixed.

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    Comment #41392559

    Author here! I have no idea why this blog is making the rounds again and I've learned a lot of Rust since, see my (badly benchmarked!) presentation at this year's Scientific Comput…

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    Comment #41392484

    Author here! Oh, that's a neat crate, I'll check it out. I'd be interested to see if you have benchmarks of your dynamical systems solver in Rust vs the ones implemented in Julia. …

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    Comment #40403941

    I wanted to get too fancy and I tried * LoopVectorization.jl - @turbo choked on the loop * a direct llvmcall to use AVX512 pop count - I malformed the types for the instruction * D…

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    Comment #40395655

    Dom! Fellow Julian here! I loved this post hamming_distance(s1, s2) = mapreduce(!=, +, s1, s2) I'm a bit swamped at the moment but I'll a response article later - they're still som…

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    Comment #37767643

    Big congrats to all the team at Ferrous Systems :D Disclosure: My colleagues rock :)