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It's probably a matter of taste. Once you understand the maths clearly, it becomes much easier to understand the failures of the past. For example, reading New
by mafribe 10y ago
It's probably a matter of taste.
Once you understand the maths clearly, it becomes much easier to understand the failures of the past. For example, reading Newton and Leibniz on calculus makes it clear that it was epsilon/delta waiting to get out.
- j2kun 10y agoI guess my point is that, since most people find the math hard, writers put history in as what appears to be filler, which I find as mostly an obstacle.