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From Mojo Wikipedia article: ``` The intention behind Mojo is to bridge the gap between Python’s ease of use and the fast performance required for cutting-edge AI applications. ``` Basically, same raison d'etre as that of Julia.
AI generated first image does not give me much confidence. Lastest OpenCV 5 release notes also had a lot of LLMisms. I guess that's the new normal. Still, I am very hopeful for Mojo.
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I spotted the exact same thing with the AI image. makes the whole thing immediately feel cheap, it's wild
> makes the whole thing immediately feel cheap, it's wild Hard to decide if the blog post is wild, or people's visceral reactions to it. I've said it before: I believe the obsession in trying to figure out if something is AI generated will soon be classified as a mental disorder.
I think AI use will soon be classified as a health risk worse then smoking, drug and gambling.
EDIT: I guess this kind of answers my curiosity: https://programming-journal.org/2023/7/2/
This probably has a simple answer, and is something I can easily google. But it's always been in the back of my mind, what optimizations would be possible if you took actual python code and forced 100% type annotation. Could you meaningfully speed that up at the interpreter or with some pre-processing or compilation? EDIT: I guess this kind of answers my curiosity: https://programming-journal.org/2023/7/2/
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That is hardly novel, here is the thesis for the Oberon multithreaded compiler from 2003. https://www.research-collection.ethz.ch/entities/publication... C# compiler is also fully multithreaded since the Roslyn rewrite in 2016.
The novelty is in parrelizing LLVM, which is traditionally a single-thread code generator.
What in the world would posses the modular team to attach those horrendous AI generated thumbnails to each blog post? It makes it feel cheap, even though I know the project has some really serious technical expertise behind it.
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That’s insane, for a language that seems to be Temu-Python. OTOH Python itself is the world’s most popular programming language, yet has only recently had the money to support more than a single full-time developer.
What else are you going to write CUDA kernels in that will be better than Mojo? This doesn't compete with Python. Like if someone wrote a competitor to VHDL that looked like TEMU Python... Python would not be its competitor, VHDL would.
What in the world would posses the modular team to attach those horrendous AI generated thumbnails to each blog post? It makes it feel cheap, even though I know the project has some really serious technical expertise behind it.
They're an AI company