>> I’ll illustrate this by examples in Julia, using the conjugate gradient method for positive (semi)definite linear systems as guinea pig Which links to a pap

>> I’ll illustrate this by examples in Julia, using the conjugate gradient method for positive (semi)definite linear systems as guinea pig Which links to a paper that says "An Introduction to the Conjugate Gradient Method Without the Agonizing Pain". I mean, I understand that's the kind of things you use Julia for, but as a dumb programmer, I see the article title, want to read, but I'm a bit thrown off by that kind of things. I scrolled a bit through the article and at the beginning I had the same impression other commenters had here. I just see a few loops like in any modern lanaguage that accepts iterables [for element in iterable], and I'm quite confused until I reach the end. Not really dramatic, but I just wanted to mention it, since the poster seems to be the author, I feel the title, introduction to the topic, point of the article, examples, etc, could be made clearer/improved for the general audience. Or maybe I'm just the wrong audience. Anyway.