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    Introducing Nx - José Valim | Lambda Days 2021

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    2 HN recommenders · recommended in 3 months, 2021

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    52:59 · 26K views · Feb 19, 2021

    Jose Valim introduces Nx, the project bringing numerical computing to Elixir, covering multi-dimensional tensors, automatic differentiation and JIT compilation to CPU and GPU.

    Recommended in Elixir and machine learning threads as the introduction to what Nx makes possible.

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    3 comments from Hacker News

    1. @rmetzlerMar 2021· in “Caramel: An OCaml for the Erlang VM”

      Lots of people mention Nx and of course I want to do the same but with a link to a youtube video, in case you wonder what's possible currently. this video

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    2. @bfmApr 2021· in “Axon: A library for creating neural networks in Elixir”

      If you have not been following the work José and Sean have been doing lately, I recommend you watching José’s talk introducing Elixir Nx this video

      RecommendsView on HN
    3. @Rich_MorinJul 2021· in “Ray: A Distributed Framework for Emerging AI Applications”

      Although it's early days, José Valim and some other folks are working on adding AI-related capabilities to Elixir and the (Erlang) BEAM. See "Introducing Nx" ( this video ) for an intro. Given that they already have a robust Actor model as a base to work from, it occurs to me that they may be able to use some of Ray's ideas as they go along...

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