Anar Z. Yusifov

all too often the only thing decided in a meeting is that another is needed

I am sitting at #HPE_AI event and hoping to win a statistics book. Enjoying talks so far. @hpe

@reidatcheson In terms of cutting a graph, I would use heuristic like "filling" the edges with some filler, then would apply temperature and shortly after that pressure. Iterative solver would eventually frac a stracture along the weak edges, but temperature would glue the strong ones together

Experimenting a bit with computing separators via fiedler vector. The whole point of a good separator is to make solving a linear system faster. There is a chicken/egg problem here though because the fiedler vector itself is an eigenvector of a related matrix to yours.

@reidatcheson Have you tested it on diverse enough matrix structures? I never touched this subject (consciously), so I can't really reflect.

@lfortranorg I think you should focus on transpilation of the code to other languages and also refactoring through ASR of old codes into new codes...

No bump for LFortran!

@AnkaChen1 How does this compare to @taichi_lang in terms of performance and quality?

#SIGGRAPH2024 We present Vertex Block Descent (VBD), the NEXT simulator.: nearly zero-compromised, fast🚀🚀, massively parallel💻💻, convergent📉📉, and unconditionally stable💎💎. Project Page: ankachan.github.io/Projects/Verte… Code (coming soon): github.com/AnkaChan/Gaia

@mrocklin Tell me your age without telling me your age :)) A bit one-sided and too specific, but yes - I agree.

@anriumri RSS feeds?

Oof, just got this from Twitter. Y'all are great and all, but it's time for a change 🙂. #MyXAnniversary

@reidatcheson It's vaguely related, stumbled upon this while working on symbolically constructing matrices... "Twelve Proofs of the Markov Inequality Aleksei Shadrin".

Interesting little thing I've figured out today. In polynomial approximation theory there is an inequality called "Bernstein inequality" It gives a very sharp pointwise bound on the derivative of any polynomial in terms of its order and the maximum value over its domain..

@mrocklin "Screw Dask" sais April's fool 😉

Screw Dask, I'm all in on Apache Spark now. Coiled now supports Spark clusters docs.coiled.io/user_guide/spa… Read more to find out about this excellent feature 1/n

@historyinmemes Every PhD. owner did the same, and most of them never used that study ever again, just like Cooper.

Bradley Cooper Spent spent 6 years learning how to conduct 6 minutes and 21 seconds of music in this scene

@danbgoldman @docmilanfar I love this version, the most correct representation I've read. Reminds me on one of the articles about style transfer (can't find now 😞). However, it's just one interpretation/implementation of diffusion model. @docmilanfar has similar, more probabilistic interpretation.

@docmilanfar I found this derivation much easier to digest than others: ggx-research.github.io/publication/20… (At least, for someone like me with a graphics background.)

Why are so many working on diffusion unable to describe what they’re doing without the crutch of 50 equations? I’ve heard talks where a speaker recites the equations chapter & verse but can’t explain why anything works If you can’t impart intuition, you don’t understand it well

@kolibril13 Just use @Panel_org - well maintained, provides a rich ecosystem and more deployment options, and integrates with third-party than anything else.

ipywidgets are a great tool with huge positive impact. But at the moment, the project is like a moving ship without a captain. It's public infrastructure that requires maintenance, and it needs financial support to be sustainable. A thread.

Recently read (audio book) The Ants by Boris Vian... About war, about its casual ugly side... Impressed is not the right word... appalled, shocked, stun, shattered by truth... #powerofwords #Literature #StopTheWar

@vchuravy Pixi + conda will do a trick: github.com/prefix-dev/pix…

C++ really needs a package manager

top 15 in the #USA, top 23 in industrial facilities, and in top 100 in #green500. And this is just part of our cluster! #bp #hpc #SC23

@science_dot MPI is good for speed (productivity and performance) in HPC. However, I'm waiting for the moment when I can add and remove ranks (by allocating and deallocating machines) dynamically without restarting my application from the checkpoint. Dynamically scaling in and out for short.

@mrocklin 👀

Oh wait, I got the time wrong, ninety minutes from now!

I'll be sharing preliminary results on large data dataframe benchmarks in about an hour. It should be fun. (I'll do something more serious/clean later as well. Maybe for PyData NYC?)

@vsoch @SlackHQ It's an artifact of everyone being obsessed with wide monitors

hey @SlackHQ I really want this middle bar to go away (DMs / Activity, etc) but I can't find a way to customize it. Any help would be appreciated (I'm on the Linux desktop app) thank you!

@OndrejCertik @wuoulf Sounds like it does something that was possible in Julia all this time. But it solves it for multiple languages, which is great!

Finally had a chance to play with Pixi (github.com/prefix-dev/pixi) from @wuoulf & team, and it looks solid! I couldn't have done it better. It fixes an old issue I reported over 3 years ago at github.com/mamba-org/mamb…, but in a much better way than I had envisioned. Great job!!