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With how I've defined form, I'm not sure how you could. Who in their right mind does math on a computer, math is implemented on a computer, but it's done by ha
by yellowcake0 5y ago
With how I've defined form, I'm not sure how you could.
Who in their right mind does math on a computer, math is implemented on a computer, but it's done by hand.
- eigenspace 5y ago> Who in their right mind does math on a computer, math is implemented on a computer, but it's done by hand. Maybe you think this becuase your used to writing math on computers that make writing that math ugly and obtuse? Besides, having the math you've written by hand closely match the syntax you use on the computer can greatly reduce the cognitive burden of switching between code and paper.
- yellowcake0 5y agoI'll just make one brief comment in regard to wanting the math you've written by hand to closely match the syntax on the computer, and say that this is rarely the correct thing to do when writing high quality numerical software. Making your code performant, and doing a thorough numerical analysis, usually requires a significant rearrangement of your formulae.
- plafl 5y agoI'm sure there is so much room for improvement here. The closest thing for me is using TeXmacs: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=H46ON2FB30U https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=H46ON2FB30U