By the way, you were right. It took a while, but I did eventually find my way back to maths (in a very roundabout, informal way). Incidentally, topological data analysis (TDA) led me to sheaves (as models for distributed networks) which led me to (hyper)graphs. There don't seem to be any ways in Julia to visually represent directed hypergraphs in an intuitive way, so now some of my time is spent trying to figure out how to make that happen (and software development is more enjoyable than I expected albeit slow-going).
This is really great. I would love to use but which companies use Julia and for which application? Sad but this is the most underrated programming language.
julia is targeting mathematicians, physicists and data scientists, who are mostly happily using python, and now they are being romanced by a new language called mojo that uses python syntax and integrates AI. so it's a tough fight for julia to get noticed.
@@oscarsmith3942 Interesting. I thought I came across something, after I posed the question, that Julia had IPC, sockets, etc. I decided to look into the matter when I had time. However, MPI is a messaging framework. I would not call it comparable to IPC. Correct me if I am wrong, while IPC (in C language) operates at the OS level, I would imagine MPI is a library and is stand alone. If that is true not what I am looking for. I need a far more tightly coupled architecture. Thanks though. Appreciate your reply
@@nrao8977 Julia has a very powerful threads framework. Where you can manually create and manage new threads and thus pass information between them or use an openMP style of parallelism with @theads for i 1:10 Happens on different threads... end
Am I right in understanding of Julia convention, that the birthday function should have actually been named birthday! because it acts to change its argument?
Yes! Although it is just a convention, there are examples even in Julia Base that don't include the exclamation, for instance file IO functions like `seek`. In this case your version is a good choice
![[10x24] What does "Multiple Dispatch" mean in Julia?](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hesjQz__yb8/mqdefault.jpg)
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For a Julia newbie with a Python background, this was short, sweet and incredibly useful - thanks!
Thanks, I wish there were more like this!
let's rename birthday() to birthday!()
My first look at Julia code and I like it!
Yesssss, Logan killing it again
What are odds?
By the way, you were right. It took a while, but I did eventually find my way back to maths (in a very roundabout, informal way). Incidentally, topological data analysis (TDA) led me to sheaves (as models for distributed networks) which led me to (hyper)graphs. There don't seem to be any ways in Julia to visually represent directed hypergraphs in an intuitive way, so now some of my time is spent trying to figure out how to make that happen (and software development is more enjoyable than I expected albeit slow-going).
@@KevinFlowersJrhi, can you elaborate on hoy you use a sheaf to model a network? Any reference will be appreciated, thanks!
😊
I missed that ! at the end of the birthday function
Thank you Logan Kilpatrick for your work.
Really nice video - will share with new users that I work with
This is really great. I would love to use but which companies use Julia and for which application? Sad but this is the most underrated programming language.
julia is targeting mathematicians, physicists and data scientists, who are mostly happily using python, and now they are being romanced by a new language called mojo that uses python syntax and integrates AI. so it's a tough fight for julia to get noticed.
More videos please
Nice, short, and concise
Question: Does Julia have Inter Process Communication (IPC) - a feature in C Language? Thanks
Good question, I suggest posting on discourse.julialang.org
Julia works with MPI, and the Distributed module allows for simpler communication between processes.
@@oscarsmith3942
Interesting. I thought I came across something, after I posed the question, that Julia had IPC, sockets, etc.
I decided to look into the matter when I had time.
However, MPI is a messaging framework. I would not call it comparable to IPC. Correct me if I am wrong, while IPC (in C language) operates at the OS level, I would imagine MPI is a library and is stand alone. If that is true not what I am looking for. I need a far more tightly coupled architecture.
Thanks though. Appreciate your reply
@@nrao8977 Julia has a very powerful threads framework. Where you can manually create and manage new threads and thus pass information between them or use an openMP style of parallelism with
@theads for i 1:10
Happens on different threads...
end
@@sashaabramowitz8440
Thanks 😊
I guess I will have to try it out and time my tests
I got to 01:13. The text 9f the code displayed is too small to read. The UA-cam app does not allow me to zoom in on a video.
Am I right in understanding of Julia convention, that the birthday function should have actually been named birthday! because it acts to change its argument?
Yes! Although it is just a convention, there are examples even in Julia Base that don't include the exclamation, for instance file IO functions like `seek`.
In this case your version is a good choice
Nice video!
Can I genuinely ask why use Float64 for age in the Human struct when a UInt8 is more than enough?
How does he copy 'obj1' at 01:23 ??
Are you seriously 44?!!!!
The description of how a function suddenly appears in the Struct is much too thin