Hello,
Allocating multi-dimensional arrays in Javascript is only possible by
building each dimension individually. In addition to being a very
tedious job, a developer has no control over memory usage, which in
general is likely to be very high.
Seeing an array algebraically as a vector, typ
Two questions:
1. Would APIs that operate on existing data types (rather than tensors)
work just as well?
2. Could there instead be a kernel-like API that could work on things
independently? Lower level APIs that enable equivalent high-level
constructs is a much better place to start.
And two com
On 1/26/18 10:49 PM, Isiah Meadows wrote:
Applying DOM changes from a static change list is
an embarassingly parallel\* problem.
Only if you know there are no overlaps in terms of the nodes involved.
And you ignore mutation events. And you ignore the fact that mutation
records expose your or
I'm speaking from the framework's side. Yes, I did gloss over certain
complexities and constraints, but yes, it's almost there in practice.
1. If they don't expose the node through a ref or something, and no event
handlers exist, they could just assume (unsafely) you don't reference it,
and act ac
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