miguelraz

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by miguelraz 1mo ago
Fantastic demos in Julia, what a treat.
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by miguelraz 5mo ago
Glad to have "helped" here! :) Offer still stands if you run into other bugs that aren't in our issue tracker.
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by miguelraz 5mo ago
Yes, I run it daily on Ubuntu.
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by miguelraz 5mo ago
Zed support engineer here, that sounds like a bug! I have `zed --version` working on my Windows machine: PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> zed --version Zed 1.0.0 5ec84a926ef83865afb92d2a3d1ca3b419572cf9 – \\?\C:\Users\mrg\AppData\Local\Programs\
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by miguelraz 5mo ago
That's a useful metric to track. Could you explain how you measured those numbers?
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by miguelraz 5mo ago
Hey, support engineer at Zed here. If you have a reproducible setup for a bug we don't know about, we'd love to get a proper report of it. You can schedule 15mins with me here: https://calendar.app.google/fyLQkqvne
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by miguelraz 5mo ago
This sounds like a perf bug we'd like to get a hold of. I'm a support engineer at Zed - would you like to pair for 15mins so we can file a proper report? https://calendar.app.google/69fz5NZSbZcdf43Y8
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The terminal of the future(jyn.dev)
318 points by miguelraz 10mo ago|169 comments
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Vertical integration is the only thing that matters(becca.ooo)
37 points by miguelraz 10mo ago|24 comments
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This month in Julia World 2025-09(discourse.julialang.org)
2 points by miguelraz 11mo ago|0 comments
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The New Rust-Written Nvidia "Nova" Driver Submitted Ahead of Linux 6.15(phoronix.com)
7 points by miguelraz 2y ago|0 comments
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by miguelraz 2y ago
REPL tab completions let's gooooo
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by miguelraz 2y ago
Author here, that's great to hear! Well, if you're looking for good REPL resources, I just happened to have done a 3 hour Julia REPL Mastery for a previous JuliaCon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHLXEUt5KLc I s
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by miguelraz 2y ago
No clue! We'll see how they play out in time I guess.
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by miguelraz 2y ago
I'll agree on several counts (as a physicist too!): * Rust's tooling lets you have a base-floor of what is acceptable code that is much more palatable than non-top tier Julia codes. There's a world of difference opening a r
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by miguelraz 2y ago
I didn't switch! At least for some scientific computing codes, but I did learn a lot of Rust along the way and extended my knowledge into (some) embedded and systems programming. Learning has been fun and the Rust people have been very
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by miguelraz 2y ago
Author here! Precisely, the most natural symbiosis for a Julia + Rust combo seems to fill a hard-realtime, critical safety or embedded niche with offline simulation. The Py03 and maturin story is something that we haven't brought to Ju
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by miguelraz 2y ago
Right, back then there weren't as many Rust-inclined people in the Julia community and I felt like writing a trip report for my Julia friends. Now I've done a "From Julia to Rust" workshop at the latest JuliaCon and an a
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by miguelraz 2y ago
Yup, this was exactly my reasoning.
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by miguelraz 2y ago
Author here, long time no see Steve! When I wrote this, my main takeaways were numerical computations with arrays, which don't tend to use for loops in Rust, and which require grokking iterators for maximum performance and rayon-parall
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by miguelraz 2y ago
Thanks! Fixed.
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by miguelraz 2y ago
Author here! I have no idea why this blog is making the rounds again and I've learned a lot of Rust since, see my (badly benchmarked!) presentation at this year's Scientific Computing in Rust 2024: https://www.youtube.c
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by miguelraz 2y ago
Author here! Oh, that's a neat crate, I'll check it out. I'd be interested to see if you have benchmarks of your dynamical systems solver in Rust vs the ones implemented in Julia. They've done great work!
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by miguelraz 2y ago
I wanted to get too fancy and I tried * LoopVectorization.jl - @turbo choked on the loop * a direct llvmcall to use AVX512 pop count - I malformed the types for the instruction * Defining the `db` as db = [rand(Int8) for _ in 1:64, j in 1
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by miguelraz 2y ago
Dom! Fellow Julian here! I loved this post <3 The hamming distance is one of my favorite demos of the conciseness of Julia: hamming_distance(s1, s2) = mapreduce(!=, +, s1, s2) I'm a bit swamped at the moment but I'll a response
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by miguelraz 3y ago
Big congrats to all the team at Ferrous Systems :D Disclosure: My colleagues rock :)
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by miguelraz 5y ago
Congrats to Louis and the team, great work!
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by miguelraz 5y ago
no u
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by miguelraz 5y ago
Wholeheartedly agree. I've been trying to come up with a simple metric to measure the composability of a language's ecosystem, and so far the simplest that I've come up with is to find the largest 25 libraries and try to run
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by miguelraz 5y ago
The book arrived today! But yeah I might skim the Tour of C++ - thanks for the *ptr!

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