Fredrik Bagge Carlson
Fredrik Bagge Carlson
The following example works fine for sparse `sparsity`, but `sparsity::Diagonal` does not appear to be supported. ```julia function fscalar(x) return dot(x, x) end x = randn(5) sparsity = hessian_sparsity(fscalar, x)...
Discussion started in https://discourse.julialang.org/t/semi-automatic-docstring-generation-in-atom/14899/4 I started writing an atom command that automatically generates a docstring for a julia function. My current implementation below is ugly and has a few caveats...
When given a stack trace in the REPL, the innermost call is displayed on top, and the outermost in the bottom. In error pop-ups in Atom/Juno, this order is reversed,...
I have experience a couple of times the behavior shown in the screenshot below  It's the julia process suddenly eating up all available ram and swap,...
When a plot fails to display from the editor, the error is not shown. Consider this code run in the terminal ```julia julia> plot(-1:1, yscale=:log10) Error showing value of type...
If you toggle one of the checkboxes for the debugger, e.g., "compiled mode" and then kill julia and restart, the checkbox state is incorrect.  If you...
I do not understand the following warnings, the variable names seems to be left out and is it really a problem if something is assigned as `Nothing` or a `Tuple`?...
```julia using CuArrays CuArrays.allowscalar(false) cu(reshape(cu(randn(2,2))', 1,4)) # fails at displaying CuArray(reshape(cu(randn(2,2))', 1,4)) # fails at the outermost call to CuArray ``` Details on Julia: ``` julia> versioninfo() Julia Version 1.3.0-rc5.1...
- Use vector of arrays instead of higher-dimensional arrays for storage. Allows for Vectors of static vectors/matrices for performance. - Refactor `backward_pass` for readability and generality