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torrance
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Comment #47929371
I think you are making exactly his point. Practicing code as a craft, caring about how you do it, how well you do it, and what it’s ultimately used for is, as you correctly point o…
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Comment #45639877
Well, in Julia, for one.
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Comment #45001593
The simplest way to do this is described here: https://mathworld.wolfram.com/SpherePointPicking.html Essentially: 1. Generate uniformly random values u,v between 0 and 1. 2. Then f…
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Comment #44221662
If you select "All data" for their user count, you'll notice a sharp shift in the gradient of the user count about a year ago. Any idea what would cause this?
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Comment #42124134
Since no one else has mentioned it, I appreciated the Arrested Development references. Very cute.
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Comment #41343823
These results are promising and hopefully carry over to the upcoming Strix Halo which I’m eagerly awaiting. With a rumoured 40 compute cores and performance on par with a low power…
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Comment #41042300
What about Nextflow?
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Comment #39901068
If your project depends heavily on general purpose GPU programming, you might start one in C++. This was the case for a project I am working on that was started in the last year. T…
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Comment #37726475
2008.
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Comment #37698800
I’m really unsure why this is front page. For a hacker news audience that has little knowledge of Aotearoa New Zealand history, this is an odd first introduction that has historica…
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Comment #37443754
You should read a little more closely before such strong condemnations. The Julia macros @btime and the more verbose @benchmark are specially designed to benchmark code. They perfo…
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Comment #37442442
Whilst the Julia version currently beats Mojo, I fully expect both to approach basically the same performance with enough tinkering, and for that performance to be on par with C or…
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Comment #37429295
Thanks for that. That’s quite a different meaning.
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Comment #37429285
Not to be confused with the Julia binary building platform of the same name ( https://github.com/JuliaPackaging/Yggdrasil )
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Comment #37428628
In case you were wondering like I was: “The Linux kernel's stateless video decoder interface is used for video decoding where no state needs to be kept between processed video fram…
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Comment #35885970
Most of these features were covered at last year’s JuliaCon. Videos are all online - worth checking out!
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Comment #35653885
Interferometry relies on measuring the interference pattern between two points simultaneously measuring incoming radio waves. Each element of a baseline must be measured at the sam…
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Comment #35323840
I'm confused how the Doppler shift is measured in the case of the continuously modulated frequency? It seems both range and Doppler shift are encoded in the reflected signal - how …
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Comment #33750476
No. Carbon credits are meant to create a market for the right to emit carbon dioxide, ideally where the total credits are fixed and reducing per year. What you're talking about are…
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Comment #32021220
There’s a number of words like this that won’t autocomplete unless it’s seen it first. Another one: condom.
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Comment #31820513
The same could be said of a lot of modern art: it is heavily influenced/driven by the critics, not the enjoyment/pleasure/surprise of a more general audience (who just don't "get" …
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Comment #31570223
Develop against CUDA locally. Port my kernels to ROCm, and occupy a whole HPC node for debugging and performance tuning for a week. It’s terrible. Edit: I should say that their rec…