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If this code is correct(and it appears to be), then it show to me that a small portion of code explains this idea much better than the dozens of explanations I
by miltondts 11y ago
If this code is correct(and it appears to be), then it show to me that a small portion of code explains this idea much better than the dozens of explanations I found on the internet.
The frustrating part is reading lots of words/math formulas explanations without understanding them and then seeing some diagram/executable code and thinking "that's it? so many hours wasted try to understand something so simple.. why didn't you draw a diagram? why didn't you show some executable code? WHY?!"
- abecedarius 11y agoThanks for commenting -- I've had that feeling too, of frustration on struggling with some wodge of formulas bedecked with indices and weighted with implicit assumptions of unclear scope. Modern programming languages can usually express these things about as concisely, with the great advantage that you can engage with the code and it'll push back. You wonder "why isn't it this way?" and just try it.