Jared Schwartz

Would you or your colleague like to improve the performance of your data analysis? Then please join us at our @julialang.org workshop at the 247th @aas.org meeting on Jan 3, 2026 in Phoenix, AZ. The regular registration deadline is Nov 7.

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#aas247 #JuliaLang #astrocode

Rust x Julia Meetup Eindhoven, Tue, Mar 25, 2025, 5:30 PM | Meetup Join us for an evening full of fun talks and meeting new people at the joint Rust and Julia meetup! This meetup will take place at Sioux labs in Eindhoven. **Schedule** 17

Can I get a #julialang @juliacon.bsky.social boost for a Rust x Julia local meetup in Eindhoven?

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[Workgroup] JuliaHealth Meeting (Americas/Europe/Africa) -- January 29th, 2024 Hi Everyone! 👋 It is a new year and it is time to have our first JuliaHealth monthly meeting! This month’s meeting will be a little different: we are running for 2 hours to reflect on this past year, ...

Hi folks!

Our first JuliaHealth meeting of the year is taking place this Wednesday 12 - 2PM EST! We will be reflecting on last year, the coming year, and planning for @juliacon.bsky.social!

Come with your thoughts and give the agenda a look! Hope to see you there!

#julialang #medsky #academicsky

Julia is on a remarkable #growth trajectory! Over the past 5 years:
- #Discourse views increased by +494% (136M+)
- #GitHub stars grew by +412% (511K+)
- Published citations rose by +391% (8K+)
- Registered packages expanded by +322% (11K+)
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#JuliaLang #OpenSource

Tidier.jl with Karandeep Singh - Julia Dispatch Julia Dispatch is a podcast about all that matters about Julia. We'll meet the wonderful people who contribute to the community and the language ecosystem. Hear their stories, learn what brought them ...

Great interview with @kdpsingh.bsky.social on the latest #julialang dispatch #data #tidyverse pca.st/episode/76ff...

Excited to say that for the first time ever, JuliaHealth will be hosting a mini-Symposium at @juliacon.bsky.social 2025!

More details to come but we are looking forward to hearing from YOU! Excited to hear submissions about talks, demos, and tutorials! 🧪 🛟🩺

#medsky #julialang

Day 12 of #AdventOfCode with #JuliaLang

Day 11 of #AdventOfCode with #JuliaLang

This one felt a lot like the work I do in my data mining package-- Trying to limit the performance impact of exponential growth.

Also another recursive(recursive(recursive())) solution.

Day 10 of #AdventOfCode with #JuliaLang

This one was recursion all the way down, with tracking both the total paths and tracking the unique nines in the same function

Life happens and I haven't had time to get to #AdventOfCode for the last couple days. Here's me catching up on my #JuliaLang solutions:

Day 9: I was able to unify my solutions by making the block size 1 on the first part and the size of the file on the second.

Day 8 of #AdventOfCode with #JuliaLang

Julia's CartesianIndex objects made this problem a lot easier!

Spent some time optimizing and parallelizing #AdventOfCode day 7 this afternoon. Part 1 runs in ~15ms and part 2 runs in ~600ms.

The biggest performance boost I found came from this trick where you use modulo and division to generate/track permutations using just two Int values.

#JuliaLang

Day 7 of #AdventOfCode with #JuliaLang

We've got functional programming patterns today, folks.

Day 6 of #AdventOfCode with #JuliaLang

Gave up trying to be clever and just tuned the step counter maximum manually until the output stopped going down

Day 5 of #AdventOfCode with #JuliaLang

Lots and lots of broadcasting today.

Definitely not an efficient solution, but hey, it works.

Glad you’re finding value in me screaming into the void haha

I picked up Julia in earnest in June of this year, so I’m still learning new stuff all the time as well!

Day 4 of #AdventOfCode with #JuliaLang
Spent some time optimizing to make my initial solution faster. I was able to speed things up ~40x.

Turns out, quick Julia and fast Julia are not necessarily the same

Ooh, I hadn't heard of PaddedView.jl before. That's super useful!

Screenshot showing the puzzle solution in Julia

Day 3 of #AdventOfCode with #JuliaLang

Writing regex always feels like writing some sort of magical spell

Screenshot showing the Julia code used to solve the puzzle

Day two of #AdventOfCode with #JuliaLang

Broadcasting makes the code so clean! Definitely one of my favorite features in Julia

adventofcode.com

I've completed "Historian Hysteria" - Day 1 - Advent of Code 2024 #AdventOfCode adventofcode.com/2024/day/1

My #JuliaLang solutions are here: github.com/JaredSchwart...

I think I'm going to try to do #AdventOfCode in Julia this year. We'll see how it goes

Time to restart the discourse cycle about whether it’s okay to harvest data from the Bluesky API

[Workgroup] JuliaHealth Meeting -- November 28th, 2024 Hi folks! 👋 Our next JuliaHealth meeting is this Thursday, November 28th! We have some major community planning happening this time as we are talking about: hosting a mini-symposia at JuliaCon 2025!!...

Next JuliaHealth meeting is Thursday, November 28th 12 - 1PM EST!

We will be planning our first ever mini-symposium at @juliacon.bsky.social!

Come ready with your thoughts! 🧪

(Agenda and details in link!)

#medsky #julialang #academicsky

Julia REPL which activates the Bluesky project, and calls a function which simulates creating a new post on the julialanguage Bluesky account!

Hello @bsky.app from the #JuliaLang community!

We're excited to start posting here on Bluesky in addition to our other social media, all of which can be found here: julialang.org

We'll keep you updated on our fantastic community, our conferences, #JuliaLang updates, and more on this profile!

Or some handle bars so you can ride it like a scooter

Another tip: put the massive desktop on casters so it’s easy to move around

The JuliaCall R package allows for running Julia code, but you still have to install Julia and ensure the code’s dependencies are installed.

There’s a lot of work going on at the moment to statically compile Julia, so it can serve as a packaged, compiled backend like C, C++ or Rust

Zotero is great and I think that anyone who needs to organise and cite more than a handful of references should be using it. Here's an intro to Zotero that I made for my undergrad students (but the info is relevant for anyone new to Zotero).

Full vid [13 mins]: youtu.be/SlUHjOqVCyU
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