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ericasadun retweeted
If you write Python loops, you can already write Mojo loops. The syntax is the same: for, while, break, continue.
To repeat something n times, use for _ in range(n):
Comprehensions work, too, i.e. [x * x for x in range(5)]
The biggest difference is speed. Mojo compiles your loop to native machine code, while Python interprets one step at a time.
We counted the primes below 2 million with the same trial-division loop in both languages (no sieve): Python took 2.8 seconds, Mojo took 57 ms.
More quick references in the Mojo cheat sheets: mojolang.org/docs/reference/…
ericasadun retweeted
Call us old fashioned. We just shipped an app using EricaUtils. Thanks, @ericasadun!
ericasadun retweeted
Modular is still open sourcing Mojo this year, right on track. We can’t wait to share the details at ModCon, August 18th in San Francisco: modular.com/modcon
Apologies to anyone affected by my late renewal of my dev certs. Fell down. Hospital. Physical Rehab. Apple insisting on auditing that I'm really me. I can't get into dev site to re-issue. Hopefully later this week. Thank you again for your support
Wolfram isn't free anymore. I don't trust OpenAI. Anyone willing to help? A set of numbers are created w/ uniform distribution between 1 and M ([a, b, c, d, etc]). Each member is mapped to a uniform distribution between 1 and itself. What skew/characteristics result? Name?
Looking for fairly specific tooling for Web, Mac, or iOS/iPadOS similar to agile retro: brainstorm, group related items together (preferably w/ dragging), refine, prioritize, build out action items. Difficulty factor: for single user to develop (and preferablly track) todos.
ericasadun retweeted
I am a big @ericasadun fan now.🤩
Tried for years to get her to iOS Conf SG, and then @JaninaKutyn worked her magic to reach her.
But at the last minute, Erica couldn't travel due to a medical reason. However, she went above and beyond, recorded her talk, and sent it our way.
While you're twiddling your thumbs waiting for the #iOSConfSG videos, here's a gem from Erica Sadun (@ericasadun).
She missed the show but sent a video on submitting Swift proposals. What a legend! 👏❤️🤗
youtube.com/watch?v=HvT8xP6u…
Vicky Brasseur is an amazing Open Source expert, a terrific writer, and wonderful person. She's on the job market. Let me know if you have any leads. :)
A readability score is not a pass or fail of communication. It's a goal to make writing simple, clear, and unfussy. Sometimes sentences grow long. When writing technical topics, big words are unavoidable.
Normally I see 36 ° and I freak out “cold. Cold. Cold!!” After last week, I’m going “ooooh, Tropical!”
#cantcomparetosingapore :(
ericasadun retweeted
Good morning! ☀️ Today is Day 1 of #iosconfsg! Please refer to this video for directions to SingPost Auditorium 👀
youtu.be/wt-M_zWy7PU?si=0MPL…
ericasadun retweeted
Unfortunately, @ericasadun couldn't make it to Singapore for #iOSConfSG due to a medical reason.
Our best wishes are with Erica. 🫶
Despite missing the live event, she'll record her talk for our YouTube channel. Looking forward to sharing her insights post-conference! 🙏✨
Another burn on my arm. So I did this:
Phone/Watch > Workout > Disable everything, esp "Start Workout Reminder" and "Press to Pause"
and
Phone/Watch > Privacy > Fitness Tracking (less sure that this one is important)
Wish me luck
I'm excited to share that I've accepted a position at @temporalio and will be working with @bphogan and a wonderful group at the start of the year.