stdlib

stdlib is a numerical and scientific computing-oriented standard library designed to work in browser environments and on Node.js. It is written in JavaScript and C languages and houses libraries for mathematics, statistics, data processing, and flows. Thanks to its modular and parsable architecture, API allows for the customization of functions.

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What can it do?
  • Matematik, you can do numerical calculations for statistics and data processing tasks.
  • You can perform data analysis with probability distributions and fake random number generators (PRNG).
  • With support for TypeScript notification files, you can type type in type-safe code and use IDE completion features.
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    C stdlib isn't threadsafe and even safe Rust didn't save us

    “Your process can be started in a paused state by a debugger, have new libraries and threads injected into it, and then resumed before a single instruction of your own binary has been executed... and debuggers are far from the only thing that will inject code into your processes.…”

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    Show HN: A new stdlib for Golang focusing on platform native support

    “Actual stdlibs tend to be magic. Take Rust's NonZeroU8. This type is an unsigned byte which isn't zero, but as a result the bit pattern where zero would fit is unoccupied and thus Option<NonZeroU8> is also a single byte. This allows code which has the safety and convenience of…”

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