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What programming paradigms should I be investing in if I want my code to run on petascale ma...
I was just about to post this answer to this question, but it was closed as a duplicate of this one, so here goes:
This may sound a bit Solomonic, but in my experience, the future belongs to hybrid a …
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What modern OOP features should a computational scientist use?
I'm not a big user of OOP in general, and this has its reasons. My thoughts on some of the features you mention:
Templates: Convenient when they work, a massive nightmare to debug when they don't. F …
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