Google recently announced a distributed computational graph
engine called tensorflow
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90-S1M7Ny_o). They have written
the backend in C++ and have a Python/C++ frontend. I am a D
newbie and am reading through Ali's book, but still dont know
enough about it, hence the question.
Will it be a good idea to develop an opensource implementation in
D than C++, if I try to write it ? Since I am reading about D, I
would love if I can apply what I learn here. Sorry if the
question sounds stupid, I am not a systems programmer and mostly
work with Python-Numpy stack.
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