Julia is build for developer so learn julia. You can write high performance code in one language. If you see around machine learning library Tensorflow - written in C++ & cuda with python interface Torch - written in C++ with python interface Microsoft cntk - written in C++ with python interface Caffe - written in C++ with python interface.....etc
Heuristics to know when to stop generating code? Does anyone have examples of this? After googling this question I found myself reading "how to overcome the utility problem," but I'm looking for a simpler example 🙂 thx in advance!
![William Byrd on "The Most Beautiful Program Ever Written" [PWL NYC]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/OyfBQmvr2Hc/mqdefault.jpg)
This is one of the best talks on Julia I've seen!
Really interesting! Noticed the lispyness in Julia and my Google search turned up this talk!
I think `using LispSyntax` is actually more powerful (and you can edit, unlike in femtolisp, as shown in this video!)
Julia mix Common Lisp syntaxes please..
Julia is build for developer so learn julia. You can write high performance code in one language. If you see around machine learning library
Tensorflow - written in C++ & cuda with python interface
Torch - written in C++ with python interface
Microsoft cntk - written in C++ with python interface
Caffe - written in C++ with python interface.....etc
Aged like milk...
Heuristics to know when to stop generating code? Does anyone have examples of this? After googling this question I found myself reading "how to overcome the utility problem," but I'm looking for a simpler example 🙂 thx in advance!