Rik Huijzer

I'm a PhD student at the University of Groningen and co-author of the Julia Data Science book. I think that Julia solves a lot of problems that other languages have, so that's why I like contributing to the language ecosystem. To this end, I have created the Books.jl, PowerAnalyses.jl, Skans.jl and PlutoStaticHTML.jl packages and I contributed to Turing, MLJ, Pluto, julia-actions and more.

Talks:

13:20 UTC

Reducing Running Time and Time to First X: A Walkthrough

07/28/2022, 1:20 PM — 1:30 PM UTC
Purple

Optimizing Julia isn't hard if you compare it to Python or R where you have to be an expert in Python or R and C/C++. I'll describe what type stability is and why it is important for performance. I'll discuss it in the context of performance (raw throughput) and in the context of time to first X (TTFX). Julia is sort of notorious for having really bad TTFX in certain cases. This talk explains the workflow that you can use to reduce running time and TTFX.

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