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Re:Julia 1.4
on Sunday March 22, 2020 @12:36PM (#22656233)
Julia is an amazing language and anyone who loves computers and/or science should be trying it right now.
Re:New trends in programming languages
on Friday November 22, 2019 @02:37PM (#21609209)
Long blog/rant about programming languages and more, written by a Julia user looking for philosophically sound arguments to why you should try #julialang out.
Re:The Essential Tools of Scientific Machine Learning
on Tuesday August 20, 2019 @02:35PM (#20750385)
Good thing I did not ever "Give Up On Julia"™! So happy to see numerical programming breaking new grounds like this
Re:Meeting Julia, a great new alternative for numerical programming pt...
on Wednesday November 21, 2018 @05:59AM (#18501724)
Julia 1.0 was released a couple of months ago, and I decided to run a benchmark of my own to get to know it better, acquire an understanding of its performance, and also explicitly test if it really can meet that legendary C performance.
I was quite well impressed, Julia really seems to be able to deliver a great performance. I wrote this blog to share my impressed findings with the community, and I would love to hear comments. Are there any omissions in this experiment, especially regarding the non-fastmath C compilations? I would also be curious to hear reports from other people reproducing this experiment in their machines.
Meeting Julia, a great new alternative for numerical programming pt1benchmarking
Re:Can Neural Networks Crack Sudoku?
on Monday June 12, 2017 @09:39AM (#14537256)
Coming up next: CNNs applied to training CNNs