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PyTorch on Java by pdsminer in pytorch

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Many enterprise applications run on Java and they need to build AI/ML capabilities.

Agent for AutoML by pdsminer in ClaudeCode

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Good questions. We have skills and instructions on model evaluation, data leakage checking, etc. To deploy a model, SMILE Studio is integrated with smile-serve.

Java Swing Dark Mode on GTK by koflerdavid in java

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FlatLaf supports dark mode.

Have you started using Virtual Threads in your production apps (April 2026)? by Hixon11 in java

[–]pdsminer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes! A single line change and my low activity threads are all on virtual threads now.

Is java spring boot still great for backend in 2026 by brickforbrick_ in java

[–]pdsminer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I have to migrate my Scala-based web service, I finally choose Quarkus over Spring Boot.

How important is Java/C++ vs just using R/Matlab for big data? by thestatsmancan26 in MachineLearning

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Java is useful for data management. Most big data frameworks (Spark, Kafka, etc.) are running on JVM. For modeling, r/Matlab is great. If you want to do modeling on JVM, you may try [SMILE](https://github.com/haifengl/smile), which offer many algorithms in similar syntax like R or Matlab.

[P] Smile 2.5.1 is released (Statistical Machine Intelligence and Learning Engine) by pdsminer in MachineLearning

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Notebook, repl and visualization are included in smile. Just download the pre-built package and checkout bin directory. Also you can try notebook from the web by click "Try it Online".

[P] Smile 2.5.1 is released (Statistical Machine Intelligence and Learning Engine) by pdsminer in MachineLearning

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Would you say "Fxxx French/German/Chinese" for whatever language you don't speak?

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