Kristoffer Carlsson
Kristoffer Carlsson
@nanosoldier `runbenchmarks(ALL, vs=":release-1.10")`
> but now we need a fair bit of explanation in our READMEs to walk folks through activating and instantiating of these environments. Do you have an example? Since it...
They figured out how to download and install Julia, clone the paper repository, cd to it etc, but saying > The first thing to do is to run `julia --project...
I just want to say that it won't save you much time, because it still checks all points in range; it is just that it only store a random subset...
> I guess the main benefit would be the pre-allocation of k indices and knninrange! updates in-place. Note that there is also an `inrange!` function that take an input array...
You won't get a uniformly random sample from the points inside that range with that code but I don't know if you care about that. For uniformity you could do...
Some notes: - The `DAECompiler` entry is completely bogus and should not be there. In fact, any package within the workspace should not be added to sources. - As to...
The same code with the same PackageCompiler works on julia 1.11?
Doing something like ``` Downloads.EASY_HOOK[] = (easy, info) -> begin println("RUNNING EASY HOOK!!!") end ``` I get ``` (@v1.11) pkg> add Plots RUNNING EASY HOOK!!! Updating registry at `~/.julia/registries/General.toml` RUNNING...
Can you try load Pkg, set the hook through `Pkg.Downloads` and use the Pkg commands (not the REPL mode) to add the package?