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Beats me. So this is something that hasn't gotten any better for you over time? You should look at old school DSP code some time. :) Some of that is translatin
by ArkyBeagle 10y ago
Beats me. So this is something that hasn't gotten any better for you over time?
You should look at old school DSP code some time. :) Some of that is translating from variable names in mathematics papers.
Also - for us old guys, you could take typing or you could take a math class, so many of us never really learned to type properly. So typing can be an actual consideration. Schools adapted to this later.
- detaro 10y ago> You should look at old school DSP code some time. :) Some of that is translating from variable names in mathematics papers. I feel that is sort of a valid exception. If it is common notation in the field you need to be familiar with anyways or you are implementing from a specific source, not using short names adds another layer of mental translation. If I'm implementing an algorithm from a paper I put an "implementation based on: <citation/URL>" on top and try to match it as closely as possible. (DSP code probably doesn't do the latter, because performance, but where possible)