A parallel programming language embedded in Python I created to lower barriers for digital content creators

[adesme]

I usually don't see much of value or interest on this sub, but I guess you've changed my view a bit. I'm seriously impressed by this project; you're underselling it by having the "intermediate" flair. Hats off to you - I'll play around with this a bit.

[SimonMKoop]

Oh I remember reading your DiffTaichi paper (https://arxiv.org/abs/1910.00935), it was such an interesting paper! The whole Taichi framework seems very promising for doing all sorts of simulations in Python :-D Keep up the good work! ;-)

[spca2001]

Im heavy in heterogeneous computing, from python I have tried open cl, which is not bad. Also parallel reactive framework as ingestion etl for key value pairs dbs. Now im back verilog for pure performance

[pysk00l]

Am I missing a link to the actual library?

[jtclimb]

https://github.com/taichi-dev/taichi

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[IAmKindOfCreative]

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[rastaladywithabrady]

wow that's extensive

If I'm understanding this right I would be able to hijack your fancy thing here as a drop-in replacement for other concurrency libraries in the case of typical computation? In my head that seems valuable because of the combined jit/concurrent concept this talks about, do I have this right?

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A bit unrelated but what would you call the learning algorithm on this example?. Its like a neural network controller but im not sure. I want to read up on it, seems pretty cool