So Israel can't enjoy the same right to self defense that any other state would? They can't conduct a war in an urban environment with an actual intentionally genocidal enemy, and must resort to targeted assassinations? That standard is absurd. Surely you can admit some middle ground ,if you're discussing in good faith.
How about the misery of a loved one going untreated, undiagnosed and dismissed by physicians with a facile understanding of chronic multi system disease dynamics. People who do that are usually ones who cannot find physical relief elsewhere.
That makes sense. Swift is also way too complex and syntatically noisy imo. I like that Julia has a smaller set of very powerful abstractions.
Though isn't point (2) just a convention thing? Protocols can refine other protocols. So in S4TF there's a layer protocol and an RNN protocol which extends that, IIRC.
Thanks. I mean in julia you can use traits for that, but it's not built in (yet). Though there's no speed penalty, as you probably know.
So this is about extending types, but it sounds like swift is strictly "better" then, since it's also statically checked? Or is there something that multiple dispatch gives that substantively better?
I'm trying to get a feel for if the Swift for Tensorflow project will afford the same kind of composability, while keeping static type checking, modules etc (assuming they work out cross module code specialization, which I think is happening).