DjvuLee | 3 years ago | on: Google’s fully homomorphic encryption compiler – a primer
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why not using the python as the input source?
Since most people write program using python nowadays, this may lead to a bigger impact.
DjvuLee | 8 years ago | on: How to Build a Non-Volatile Memory DBMS
Yes, I am curious about this argument too. Is there any links related with this?
DjvuLee | 10 years ago | on: Leaf: machine intelligence framework in Rust
I like your idea very much, especially implement in Rust. As we need more powerful computation, the native low-level language is a very good choose, we can control the memory, and call the native library to run on CPU/GPU.
Even the development of Rust may not very high enough compared with Java/Go(I do not sure), but we can keep the core as simple and steady, and use high-level language such as Python/R to implement the API.
Hope to hear more wonderful news about this Project.
DjvuLee | 10 years ago | on: Leaf: machine intelligence framework in Rust
I just curious about is there any good Actor model library in Rust, just like Akka for Scala/Java, so there is a better model for transportation.
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