I had the same problem; my problem was not the giant number of reads, but rather that a naive replacement needs a read and has a dependency on the write-back; hence, a scatter where you modify immutable structures by…
Re unicode: When writing latex, you don't want to encounter unicode greek sigma. You want \sigma, as 6 7bit-ascii chars. Same in julia; sure, define a display mode that translates certain things into unicode for people…
Re 2: Yes, but most of the language is geared towards 1-based indexing, e.g. ranges like a:b being inclusive at the right. Hence, using a zero-based variant of array makes only sense if your code really really profits…
Yeah, the language design of julia is brilliant (multiple dispatch, typing, llvm use, zero-cost abstractions, @code_native to see why your code is slow). This allows you to write fast code in julia, which is impossible…
Spare parts. Hope that someone scanned in whatever broke and print a replacement. Or more realistically: allow enterprising college students, most likely chinese ones, to print these spare parts and sell them on ebay,…
I had the same problem; my problem was not the giant number of reads, but rather that a naive replacement needs a read and has a dependency on the write-back; hence, a scatter where you modify immutable structures by…
Re unicode: When writing latex, you don't want to encounter unicode greek sigma. You want \sigma, as 6 7bit-ascii chars. Same in julia; sure, define a display mode that translates certain things into unicode for people…
Re 2: Yes, but most of the language is geared towards 1-based indexing, e.g. ranges like a:b being inclusive at the right. Hence, using a zero-based variant of array makes only sense if your code really really profits…
Yeah, the language design of julia is brilliant (multiple dispatch, typing, llvm use, zero-cost abstractions, @code_native to see why your code is slow). This allows you to write fast code in julia, which is impossible…
Spare parts. Hope that someone scanned in whatever broke and print a replacement. Or more realistically: allow enterprising college students, most likely chinese ones, to print these spare parts and sell them on ebay,…