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Comment #16245683
The ability just to swap in the cuFFTW header for FFTW3's making calls execute on GPU (even though it doesn't give the best performance) is also nice for beginners.
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Comment #16157591
Pretty similar to what happened with the Jupyter Notebook last year. https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/2254
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Comment #15931436
> The last point is especially important if your host operating system is macOS, on which it is a really bad idea to directly install a binary Clang other than the one that comes w…
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Comment #15931423
I think it's really sad that I often see people on public transport in the UK just offload a device onto their children to placate them when they're bored.
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Comment #15815300
When I was taught C++ at University, we were just told to download Quincy which bundles a (pretty old) version of GCC with a text editor on Windows. Once we had the basics down the…
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Comment #15815292
I've found generally it's fine for most things but issues come from when the scientific libraries are built with/without certain options. The lack of OpenMP for FFTW is annoying, f…
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Comment #15670812
It takes about 2 years to do the training to be a Black Cab driver in London: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7gp8KBP7ak
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Comment #15670748
Unity is getting ditched in favour of GNOME3 as of 18.04, which probably means it's going to die...
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Comment #15644507
Boost Python looks somewhat similar to that type of interface too. http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_62_0/libs/python/doc/html/tu...
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Comment #15497460
Does Go have templating?
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Comment #15479151
I was taught to do it like this in C: double *a = malloc(sizeof(double)*nx*ny*nz); int id; for(int k = 0; k You can do it in other ways (arrays of pointes, etc), but I think this i…
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Comment #15478974
I use Python for most things and write C extensions which can use OpenMP or CUDA and which are hooked in via Cython for the slow parts. Find this works well, although it can lead t…
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Comment #15219372
In academia it's also because NVidia does a lot of stuff to make your life easy. For example, NVidia came to our University in the UK and provided training for £20 an academic/PhD …
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Comment #14658781
I think it's likely that it's because organisations can manage users by their domain name - it's possible to have a blanket rule that allows users to create an account for a team i…
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Comment #14005078
Ah right, I wasn't aware of that.
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Comment #14005074
Sure. How much are employer health plans in the US? Employer NI is 13% of the salary over £152 per week, so for an employee on £25000 per year, the employer has to fork out about a…
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Comment #14002439
I don't mind Make for small projects, but it can be a bit of a nightmare for large ones - there are some very unwieldy Makefiles out there. It gets more complicated when you want t…
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Comment #13987485
The starting salary for a new graduate in the UK is probably in the range of £25-£33k, unless you're really lucky and do something like investment banking which is about half of wh…
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Comment #13941669
Yeah, but Qt has licensing costs for commercial use...
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