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mgkuhn
4mo ago
Note that this article is about Julia 1.0.3, whereas today you should consider as obsolete any experience reports involving Julia versions prior to Julia 1.10 (the current LTS version), the most significant milestone in the maturity and usa
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mgkuhn
4mo ago
I'm always surprised when people describe Julia syntax as "Pythonic": Julia's syntax was clearly inspired by MATLAB rather than Python. And that's a good thing, because Python+NumPy syntax is far more cumbersome tha
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mgkuhn
6mo ago
I thought the proper way to correct questionable results is to conduct and publish a follow-up study that independently looks at the same question with better data and better methodology. And wait until multiple independent teams have done
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mgkuhn
9mo ago
In Julia: X = [1 2 3] Y = [1 2 3; 4 5 6; 7 8 9] Z = Y * X' W = hcat(Z, Z)
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mgkuhn
9mo ago
The problem with MATLAB is that idiomatic MATLAB style (every operation returns a fresh matrix) can easily become very inefficient: it leads to countless heap memory allocations of new matrices, resulting in low data-access locality, i.e. y
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mgkuhn
11mo ago
There are reasons why the same program in Julia can be 60x faster than in Python, see e.g. slide 5 in https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/teaching/2526/TeX+Julia/julia-slide... for an example.
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mgkuhn
1y ago
The pre-compilation speed/caching performance ("time to first plot") has practically been solved since 2024, when Julia 1.10 became the current LTS version. The current focus is on improving the generation of reasonably-sized
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mgkuhn
1y ago
Julia is a very powerful and flexible language. With very powerful tools you can get a lot done quickly, including shooting yourself into the foot. Julia's type-system allows you to easily compose different elements of Julia's vas
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1y ago
The wonders of standards-committee bike shedding?
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mgkuhn
4y ago
What exactly does he technically want to preserve? Does he really care about amplitude modulation? Or does he care about the frequency band (medium wave, HF) and its propagation properties? Or does he care bout the geographic reach of these