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Jeff Bezanson
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Keno Fischer
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10/7/12
Re: [julia-dev] round() function in Julia
They are in current master on windows, though probably not yet in the binary distributions. Jameson
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Re: [julia-dev] round() function in Julia
They are in current master on windows, though probably not yet in the binary distributions. Jameson
10/7/12
Xianyi Zhang
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Viral Shah
3
9/22/12
Is it possible that Julia supports other CPU architectures?
Also, we would need openblas to support those architectures, to have a fast julia. :-) I would think
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Is it possible that Julia supports other CPU architectures?
Also, we would need openblas to support those architectures, to have a fast julia. :-) I would think
9/22/12
Viral Shah
8/29/12
Re: How to completely remove/uninstall Julia?
Julia actually does not install anything outside of its own directory. Just delete the julia
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Re: How to completely remove/uninstall Julia?
Julia actually does not install anything outside of its own directory. Just delete the julia
8/29/12
Stefan Karpinski
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Avik Sengupta
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8/28/12
Re: [julia-dev] Specify the precision of Julia bigfloats.
Yes, although it's not ideal to write wrappers, in the case of GMP and possibly in the case of
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Re: [julia-dev] Specify the precision of Julia bigfloats.
Yes, although it's not ideal to write wrappers, in the case of GMP and possibly in the case of
8/28/12
SirVer
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Tor Gausen
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8/18/12
Red-Black Trees & Actor centrality
Not a fan of AA Trees really. In my (limited) experience, Red-Black Trees outperformed them easily. I
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Red-Black Trees & Actor centrality
Not a fan of AA Trees really. In my (limited) experience, Red-Black Trees outperformed them easily. I
8/18/12
Stefan Karpinski
8/16/12
Q&A
Re: [julia-dev] Scalars and 1x1 arrays
That's correct, 1x1 matrices and scalars are different. Multiplying a matrix by a scalar is fine
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Re: [julia-dev] Scalars and 1x1 arrays
That's correct, 1x1 matrices and scalars are different. Multiplying a matrix by a scalar is fine
8/16/12
Stefan Karpinski
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Viral Shah
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8/16/12
Q&A
Re: [julia-dev] Performance question: Julia vs Python on a Graph Problem
On Wed, Aug 15, 2012 at 6:32 PM, SirVer <sir...@gmx.de> wrote: Something different: I also
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Re: [julia-dev] Performance question: Julia vs Python on a Graph Problem
On Wed, Aug 15, 2012 at 6:32 PM, SirVer <sir...@gmx.de> wrote: Something different: I also
8/16/12
Patrick O'Leary
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Jonathan Smith
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8/6/12
Re: Array vs. Range Indexing
On Sunday, August 5, 2012 3:45:40 PM UTC-5, Jonathan Smith wrote: The subsum example is a bit like
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Re: Array vs. Range Indexing
On Sunday, August 5, 2012 3:45:40 PM UTC-5, Jonathan Smith wrote: The subsum example is a bit like
8/6/12
Kevin Squire
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Jeff Bezanson
4
8/2/12
print/show of self-referential objects
Thank you to both of you for the explanation and simple fix! We do not have a function that's
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print/show of self-referential objects
Thank you to both of you for the explanation and simple fix! We do not have a function that's
8/2/12
Jameson Nash
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Brendan
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7/31/12
Re: [julia-dev] Window USB Build - possible?
I realize this isn't what you were discussing, but I run Centos on vmware. It fits on a USB drive
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Re: [julia-dev] Window USB Build - possible?
I realize this isn't what you were discussing, but I run Centos on vmware. It fits on a USB drive
7/31/12
Sean Goggins
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Mike Nolta
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6/30/12
curl: (56) Recv failure: Operation timed out
That Worked! On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 1:46 PM, Mike Nolta <mi...@nolta.net> wrote: Try it now --
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curl: (56) Recv failure: Operation timed out
That Worked! On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 1:46 PM, Mike Nolta <mi...@nolta.net> wrote: Try it now --
6/30/12
Christopher Long
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Viral Shah
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6/16/12
Julia and PostgreSQL
This is fantastic. At least for 1), is there some intermediate portability layer that can allow us to
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Julia and PostgreSQL
This is fantastic. At least for 1), is there some intermediate portability layer that can allow us to
6/16/12