SIMD

Programming Throwdown

Patrick Wheeler and Jason Gauci

Objective C, Tech News, Programming Languages, News, Education, How To, C, Python, Programming Throwdown, Java

4.5 • 610 Ratings

🗓️ 22 November 2014

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

This show covers SIMD: A set of languages for fast array operations. Tools of the show: Jason: OpenEmu Patrick: Mint.com. Books of the show: Jason: Emacs Quick Reference Card: http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/refcards/pdf/refcard.pdf Patrick: The Mote in God’s Eye http://amzn.to/1AwlOaf.

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0:15.5	Programming Throwdown, Episode 38, SimD.
0:19.8	Take it away, Patrick.
0:21.9	We're going to start off here, episode 38 with a question from a viewer.
0:25.9	Oh, well, we don't have viewers.
0:27.2	Listener, a listener question.
0:28.5	Although today we do have viewers.
0:30.2	This is actually the first time we have viewers.
0:33.3	Last time we had viewer.
0:37.2	But I don't know that it was one of our viewers who asked this question.
0:40.5	It was definitely a good point, though.
0:41.8	That's a good point.
0:42.9	A listener.
0:43.9	And they asked, well, I should give credit to at least the first name of the person, but I don't have it.
0:48.0	But it's okay.
0:48.8	You don't know who you are.
0:51.2	And the question was, do computers ever make mistakes?
0:55.2	This is a good question.
0:57.4	And some people, I think this is actually posted in our Google Plus community.
1:03.4	And so actually someone had written back and we'll share our own opinions.
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