Hackernews posts about Jax
Jax is an open-source Python library developed by Google that provides automatic differentiation and XLA (Accelerated Linear Algebra) for efficient execution of machine learning models on CPUs and GPUs.
- A guide to Jax for PyTorch developers (cloud.google.com)
- Apache CXF: JAX-RS Search (cxf.apache.org)
- Rendering Fractals by Optimizing Pixels in Jax (tripplyons.com)
- A marriage proposal spoken in office jargon (www.mcsweeneys.net)
- Predictions Scorecard, 2025 January 01 (rodneybrooks.com)
- Modern JavaScript for Django developers (www.saaspegasus.com)
- Kakizome: Japanese way of new-years resolution (harimus.github.io)
- So you want to write Java in Neovim (ptrtojoel.dev)
- JavaScript Benchmarking Is a Mess (byteofdev.com)
- Jack Elam and the Fly in 'Once Upon a Time in the West' (pov.imv.au.dk)
- Narrative Jailbreaking for Fun and Profit (interconnected.org)
- Hyundai just launched its cheapest EV in Japan (electrek.co)
- James Thomson on the Origins of the macOS Dock (daringfireball.net)
- Swc4j: SWC for Java (github.com)
- Why do small children in Japan ride the subway alone? (www.economist.com)