Sergey Kolychev

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• Commented on Exploring Type::Tiny Part 1: Using Type::Params for Validating Function Parameters
  Thanks for the replies, Toby....
• Commented on Exploring Type::Tiny Part 1: Using Type::Params for Validating Function Parameters
  And btw, I'd like to spend some time looking at Mouse in hopes to improve it a bit with ideal goal making it compatible with Moose. Is there anywhere a list with Mouse's meta object deviations from Moose ?...
• Commented on Exploring Type::Tiny Part 1: Using Type::Params for Validating Function Parameters
  Thank you for the reply, looks like the slowness can't be entirely attributed to Types::Standard, judging from the fact that it's not the case with Moose/Types::Standard pair. There's something wrong in Moo/Types::Standard integration, and I think it warrants your attention,...
• Commented on Exploring Type::Tiny Part 1: Using Type::Params for Validating Function Parameters
  Hi Toby, Can you, please, look at these two gists ? https://gist.github.com/sergeykolychev/56d8b80a253161791e4b59e7a0d5149a https://gist.github.com/sergeykolychev/eec9ca94c3cd6d10e6b0834cc7d13217 Am I not using your module correctly (it's of latest version and XS is available) ? Essentially, using Types::Standard for validation makes Moo slower than Moose (twice...
• Commented on Machine learning in Perl: Kyuubi goes to a (Model)Zoo during The Starry Night.
  Thanks for kind words, Tom. I am glad that people were interested in the talk and it chipped away a bit at the negative sentiment towards Perl. That's a large part of my motivation for continuing the development....
• Commented on More Generic Moose
  Hello byterock, This may come up as a douchebag's comment to you. Apologize in advance if so. Just ignore me in this case. I don't think that people are able to digest this many of very frequent posts on the...
• Commented on Machine learning in Perl: Kyuubi goes to a (Model)Zoo during The Starry Night.
  Thank you, Adam. I really appreciate you taking time and having that Boston Perl Monger group talk about AI::MXNet! I did similar one myself in Portland a while ago. Please consider adding some examples of the talk (or may be...
• Commented on Machine learning in Perl: Kyuubi goes to a (Model)Zoo during The Starry Night.
  Hi David, Thanks for using Net::RawIP, just whatever you do, don’t look inside :-). As far for AI::MXNet, yeah, even considering relative unpopularity of MXNet when compared to TF or PyTorch, it’s still actively used lib and it sees new...
• Posted Machine learning in Perl: Kyuubi goes to a (Model)Zoo during The Starry Night. to Sergey Kolychev

  Hello all, focusing on the AI::MXNet, a Perl interface to Apache MXNet, a modern and powerful machine learning library.

  If you're interested in refreshing your memory or just…

• Commented on Perl 6 Colonpairoscopy
  Yeah, I share msanders's sentiment. In the age of Python reigning as a king due to its simple by design syntax, creation of a language as complex as Perl 6 is certainly a nice brain stimulating experience. But will it...
• Commented on What is a Bool?
  Could you submit your change to Mouse's GitHub too ? I don't think it's weird behavior is intentional....
• Commented on Perl and AI
  Yes, unfortunately Perl support for current AI/ML libs does not seem to exist publicly. AI::MXNet is an exception, but it's just a blip on a radar compared to the Python presence in the field....
• Posted Perl client for NATS Streaming Messaging System to Sergey Kolychev

  Hello all,

  With micro-services and cloud being a buzzwords of the day it's no surprise that a market for messaging systems is pretty busy at the moment.

  One such system (NATS and persistent version NATS St…

• Commented on Machine learning in Perl, Part3: Deep Convolutional Generative Adversarial network
  Hi domm, Your contribution is welcome on github :-) On serious note though, I try to keep non core dependencies of this project to absolute necessities only....
• Posted Machine learning in Perl, Part3: Deep Convolutional Generative Adversarial network to Sergey Kolychev

  Hello all,
  Quick update on the status of AI::MXNet.
  
  
  Recently MXNet proper got a cool addition,
  new imperative PyTorch like interface called Gluon. If interested please read about it at Gluon home page.
  
  
  I…

• Commented on How to do Bit Operation Correctly in Perl? One Answer is SPVM.
  Thank you for your work Yuki, it's nice to see there's still Perlのつわもの exist in this world....
• Commented on Machine learning in Perl, Part2: a calculator, handwritten digits and roboshakespeare.
  Thanks Pablo! I've noticed that typo myself as well. This pull https://github.com/dmlc/mxnet/pull/6042 (hopefully soon merged) fixes that typo along with other things and adds docker images for Perl....
• Posted Machine learning in Perl, Part2: a calculator, handwritten digits and roboshakespeare. to Sergey Kolychev

  Hello all,
  The eight weeks that passed after that were quite fruitful, I've ported whole python's test suite, fixed multiple bugs, added docs, examples, high level RNN interface, P…

• Commented on Machine learning in Perl
  Hi John, it's on CPAN, https://metacpan.org/release/AI-MXNet...
• Posted Machine learning in Perl to Sergey Kolychev

  Hello everybody, I work with Perl for last 19 years and it always treated me extremely well in regards of interesting work or material compensation. Past December my company decided that it's time to finally join in the fashion of the day and sta…

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• Toby Inkster commented on Exploring Type::Tiny Part 1: Using Type::Params for Validating Function Parameters

  There is actually an underscore in all the examples. The combination of the font and line height makes the underscore invisible though. If you copy and paste the examples, you'll see it's there.

• Systemz commented on Machine learning in Perl: Kyuubi goes to a (Model)Zoo during The Starry Night.

  I am in the process of learning ML and was reluctantly learning python even though we are big perl users. I have just come across this blog and its really made my day. Going to give this library a go!

  Thank you for your selfless work

  Zahir

• Alexander commented on Perl 6 Colonpairoscopy

  What about extended identifiers per se, e.g. identifiers of the form “ordinary_identifier:key”? Should such identifiers be considered to contain an actual “colon pair”? Or is it better to refer to such an identifier as merely comprising, for instance, a “colon-separated string”, or perhaps a “colon-separated string adhering to colon pair syntax”?

  The question came up while revising the Perl6 documentation on identifiers, and there is uncertainty about whether or not the “colon pair” is a syntactic construct that plays an actual role in the formation of identifiers…

• Alexander commented on Perl 6 Colonpairoscopy

  That should be: identifiers of the form ordinary_identifier:key<value>?

• tinmarino commented on Machine learning in Perl: Kyuubi goes to a (Model)Zoo during The Starry Night.

  You made a wonderfull work Sergey !!
  

  I followed your tutorial, everything compiles, works super easy. Time for me to discover the API, make some slides, graph, images ...

  Currently, I am not trained enought to make pull request in github. But I'll try to correct some errors when they appears.

  This is contributing to AI diversity. I'd like to imitate you (softly), making a GEcode (constraint programming) wrapper. But I am scared of the overabundance of C++ templat…