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WebAssembly is currently very good at executing code written in arbitrary languages from a given (usually JS) interpreter, but it lacks several key features when it comes to [combining multiple arbitr…
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Summarizing side-discussion in #455:
Currently Links allows multiple adjacent functions to be mutually recursive ("binding groups"), as long as they aren't separated by something else (like a var…
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I've written up a spec for the new Admin API and would _really_ like some feedback on it.
The endpoints in the spec are all implemented and in use, and I've cleaned them up slightly as I've been writ…
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to foster community involvement - some richer sample code beyond MNIST should be tackled.
Generative Adversarial Networks is a hot topic amongst ML - and some sample code using swift should help enco…
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This is an explanatory summary of the [proposed](https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/issues/52) [*default interface methods*](https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/blob/master/proposals/default-interf…
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:point_right: :school: :clock10: :office: :point_left:
The Atom team will be hosting open office hours tomorrow. This is a great way to ask questions, report bugs, and discuss packages. Feel free t…
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I'm very much looking forward to using this library across quite a few projects! The first one I have in mind is [profuse][profuse], where the central data structure has some interesting invariants, …
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If a user needs to define custom inner products for general Hilbert spaces, what is the current state in Base for this type of generalization? https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issues/16573 is a rela…
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Generators should just be Julia objects. You should be able to construct a generator and use it without need for a global registry. The registry is only used syntactic sugar that allows e.g. `flip(0.5…
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@jrudolph has convinced me that we should give `reify` the second chance. Indeed, it is sometimes useful to write a quasiquote and have the compiler typecheck it statically. Even though it is my belie…