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by eismcc 2mo ago
If this kind of thing interests you, you can try KlongPy (based on Klong) which also now has backprop support making it a differential array language.
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Coase-Information Theory for AI Orgs(github.com)
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by eismcc 7mo ago
I added autograd support to the KlongPy array language. It’s been fun to integrate PyTorch and come up with new examples. https://klongpy.org
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Show HN: KlongPy array language now supports autograd(klongpy.org)
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by eismcc 2y ago
You may want to look into the nintendo zelda chemistry engine
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by eismcc 2y ago
I’m ded
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by eismcc 2y ago
Not yet. I want to make an online book.
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by eismcc 2y ago
I don’t use windows so not sure.
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by eismcc 2y ago
Numpy is just the backend and KlongPy has a lot more application features than Numpy. You can see something like kdb+ as inspiration.
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by eismcc 2y ago
KlongPy has a lot of other features beyond pure NumPy operations (such as IPC and web server), which you could see as a kind of making use of array operations in some application. You could look at the core Klong language as what you sugge
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by eismcc 2y ago
KlongPy author here: AMA
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by eismcc 2y ago
Working on WaddleML, and open source variant of weights and balances that uses DuckDb. https://github.com/briangu/waddleml
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by eismcc 2y ago
You can do realtime in the sense that you can build Numpy arrays in memory from realtime data and then use these as columns in DuckDb. This is approach I took when designing KlongPy to interop array operations with DuckDb.
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by eismcc 2y ago
I recall that Richard Hamming used to also reserve Friday afternoons to deep/big thinking. Sounds wonderful.
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by eismcc 2y ago
Steve Omohundro was one of the main authors of starlisp.
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by eismcc 3y ago
After my class read this book in high school, we wrote the author and he responded. How often does that happen in today’s schools?
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by eismcc 3y ago
Thanks the insights. Not to over do self promotion, but aside from learning, the main reason I made KlongPy was to allow for optionality with the ecosystem. Use Klong for array operations and other libraries for standard stuff.
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by eismcc 3y ago
shakti has GPU support now, i believe.
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by eismcc 3y ago
Arthur Whitney is showing how to build an array language using C in array language form. AW is known for kdb+ which is often used in finance due to its extreme performance properties and ability for quants to quickly explore ideas. Personal
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by eismcc 3y ago
In KlongPy, dot product is: dot::{+/x*y} P::[2 3 4] Q::[1 0 2] dot(P;Q)
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by eismcc 3y ago
Just gonna say, this is why i wrote KlongPy - an array language in Python that lets you interop with Python while also getting some array lang. efficiencies. Klong isn't as smooth as K, but it's still quite useful.
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by eismcc 3y ago
Judging by the google group, they are in early development phase and are onboarding their first customer.
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by eismcc 3y ago
KlongPy sits on NumPy so gets pretty far. For some features, it’s still early days. Http://klongpy.org
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by eismcc 3y ago
I was mainly surprised how fast NumPy can be if you push it. KlongPy is effectively a NumPy DSL (array language). So vector thinking is natural.
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by eismcc 3y ago
Since NumPy is called out here, I wrote an example in KlongPy which is NumPy backed and got about 1ns/iter on my M2 Studio: dot::{+/x y};mag::{(+/x x)^0.5};cossim::{dot(x;y)%mag(x)*mag(y)};cd::{1-cossim(x;y)} https:/&#x
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by eismcc 3y ago
Chapel[0] was created, in part to replace MPI in HPC communities. However, MPI remains dominant. [0] https://chapel-lang.org/
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by eismcc 3y ago
I worked on windows kernel team and my first real projects were ACPI 1 and 2 implementation. It's been a while and ACPI was well on its way when i got there, the story at the time was that huge gaps in BIOS were problem and we need to
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by eismcc 3y ago
I worked in the windows kernel team and my favorite story about DC is when he basically made x64 happen because he hated Itanium architecture so much. He worked with AMD and basically made it happen while cranking in his corner office.
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Show HN: Retrieve Stock Data with KlongPy(github.com)
1 points by eismcc 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: KlongPy now supports ticker plants(github.com)
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