Comment by bigdict 3 years ago For sure, Lecun wrote a DL framework in Lisp decades ago. 5 comments bigdict Reply agumonkey 3 years ago I didn't know about his past feat. Couldn't find the lisp framework you mention but there's this https://lush.sourceforge.net/faq.html(trivia, he's also behind djvu format) nextos 3 years ago Lush was really great back then. He often criticizes Python openly.Personally, I also feel a bit sad the ecosystem has become a Python monoculture.Lua was much nicer. Let's hope this book sparks some interest in alternative languages for ML. pklausler 3 years ago I'm really surprised that Haskell didn't take off here. Strong types, plus lazy evaluation that seems perfect for orchestrating asynchronous GPU operations. bigdict 3 years ago That's the one! agumonkey 3 years ago oh right, he mentions machine learning somewhere, naive me thought it was just a cute lisp repl that can also compile c for perf.
agumonkey 3 years ago I didn't know about his past feat. Couldn't find the lisp framework you mention but there's this https://lush.sourceforge.net/faq.html(trivia, he's also behind djvu format) nextos 3 years ago Lush was really great back then. He often criticizes Python openly.Personally, I also feel a bit sad the ecosystem has become a Python monoculture.Lua was much nicer. Let's hope this book sparks some interest in alternative languages for ML. pklausler 3 years ago I'm really surprised that Haskell didn't take off here. Strong types, plus lazy evaluation that seems perfect for orchestrating asynchronous GPU operations. bigdict 3 years ago That's the one! agumonkey 3 years ago oh right, he mentions machine learning somewhere, naive me thought it was just a cute lisp repl that can also compile c for perf.
nextos 3 years ago Lush was really great back then. He often criticizes Python openly.Personally, I also feel a bit sad the ecosystem has become a Python monoculture.Lua was much nicer. Let's hope this book sparks some interest in alternative languages for ML. pklausler 3 years ago I'm really surprised that Haskell didn't take off here. Strong types, plus lazy evaluation that seems perfect for orchestrating asynchronous GPU operations.
pklausler 3 years ago I'm really surprised that Haskell didn't take off here. Strong types, plus lazy evaluation that seems perfect for orchestrating asynchronous GPU operations.
bigdict 3 years ago That's the one! agumonkey 3 years ago oh right, he mentions machine learning somewhere, naive me thought it was just a cute lisp repl that can also compile c for perf.
agumonkey 3 years ago oh right, he mentions machine learning somewhere, naive me thought it was just a cute lisp repl that can also compile c for perf.
I didn't know about his past feat. Couldn't find the lisp framework you mention but there's this https://lush.sourceforge.net/faq.html
(trivia, he's also behind djvu format)
Lush was really great back then. He often criticizes Python openly.
Personally, I also feel a bit sad the ecosystem has become a Python monoculture.
Lua was much nicer. Let's hope this book sparks some interest in alternative languages for ML.
I'm really surprised that Haskell didn't take off here. Strong types, plus lazy evaluation that seems perfect for orchestrating asynchronous GPU operations.
That's the one!
oh right, he mentions machine learning somewhere, naive me thought it was just a cute lisp repl that can also compile c for perf.