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James Reinders

Oregon
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Dad, husband, engineer at Intel, parallel computing enthusiast, book author, numismatist, scouter, woodworker, 3D printer dabbler, maize and blue wolverine.
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Is Fortran the Best Programming Language? Asking ChatGPT

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By James Reinders
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Guest contributor James Reinders concludes his “interview” with ChatGPT focusing on Fortran (greatest programming language ever?) and exploring what the next steps for chatbots will be. I recently wrote about my experience with interviewing ChatGPT here. As promised, in this follow-on and conclusion of my interview, I focus on Fortran and other languages. All in good fun. I hope you enjoy the conclusion of my interview.
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An Interview with ChatGPT and Eliza on AI and HPC Topics Original

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By James Reinders
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Guest contributor James Reinders “interviews” ChatGPT and Eliza on on topics that span trusting AI (including HAL 9000s), HPC, heterogeneous computing, Fortran, Python, and predicting the future. Conversing with computers is inevitable, and our fascination with it and the famous Turing test are nearly infinite and span people from all walks of life.
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Solving Heterogeneous Programming Challenges with Python, Today

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By James Reinders
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In the fourth of a series of guest posts on heterogenous computing, James Reinders considers how full heterogeneous programming can be realized with Python today. You may be surprised how ready Python is for heterogeneous programming, and how easy it is to use today.
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