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New article published today in the Computers & Chemical Engineering journal: *A multi-agent system for hybrid optimization*. This paper is based on the work presented last year at the European Symposium on Computer Aided Process Engineering (ESCAPE 34) conference.

One key lesson I took away from this work: how easy it is to write efficient and effective multiprocessing code in Julia. And how much fun it is actually. 🙂

#MultiAgentSystem #Agents #Optimization #HybridOptimization #ProcessSystemsEngineering #CAPE #PSE #JuliaLang

doi.org/10.1016/j.compchemeng.

แอบดู #julialang ก็น่าสนุกดี ส่วนมากเจอแต่บอกว่าเป็น dynamic type (กระทั่ง official เอง) แต่จริงๆ ซับซ้อนกว่านั้น และดูสนุก ในทางเทคนิคก็เขียน type annotation ได้ แค่มันเป็นการ conversion ให้เป็น type นั้นๆ

docs.julialang.org/en/v1/manua

docs.julialang.orgTypes · The Julia LanguageDocumentation for The Julia Language.

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#julialang is the best language ever devised for #scientific computing and other demanding numerical work. Its speed, flexibility, and friendly syntax is taking it beyond #science into #finance and other areas.

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So, the Roller Derby World Cup happened from 3-6 July in Innsbruck, Austria. Our hosts Fearless Bruisers Innsbruck were extremely hard working, and from the 1st to the 7th (including set up + teardown time) we worked with 6 THOs, 2 THAs, 2 THPs and three GTOs (and 9 officiating crews, dozens of announcers and photographers, and a host of volunteers, along with our streaming tech friends at Real-Time Events) to make the world's largest Roller Derby event in history happen.

Despite this record-breaking scale over 5 tracks and 80 games, each of our 48 teams only played 3⅓ games on average. In order to make it possible to effectively run the equivalent of a qualifier, "group stage" and elimination all in just 4 days - with 6 teams entirely new to Derby! - we needed to use a tiny bit of statistics.

The advantage of the stats is that we can present you with a considerably richer "final result" than most sporting events would - estimating not just final ratings but also our errors on those ratings.

Code for this graph is open to the public at codeberg.org/aoanla/RDWC2025 (the game data needed will be uploaded very soon).

How does the mission of JuliaHub and the new Dyad modeling language interact with the #julialang open source (#OSS) community? In this blog post we go into detail how Dyad is designed to be synergistic with the enabling stronger open source software, giving long-term maintenance structures and show the history of how much of what has evolved in the #sciml community had been created in tandem with the goals here.

juliahub.com/blog/the-strategi

The Strategic Connection Between JuliaHub, Dyad, and the Julia Community
juliahub.comThe Strategic Connection Between JuliaHub, Dyad and the Julia Open Source CommunityLearn how connecting the building the right software into products has actually expanded our open source community.

#TIL that #julialang has a native compilation project with #juliac that should strip out the need for the Julia runtime. Which is really cool - building specific things in Julia and then integrating them into other applications looks increasingly feasible that way!