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"It is compared to Fortran and floats somewhere between R and Octave." I haven't heard a more amusingly wrong characterization of our language in a long, long
by taliesinb 13y ago
"It is compared to Fortran and floats somewhere between R and Octave."
I haven't heard a more amusingly wrong characterization of our language in a long, long time.
- bananas 13y agoSorry there was a little intentional derision in that comment. My gripe is more that for the multitude of problem domains that you can represent in mathematica, a huge amount can be done off the shelf for the same effort with something a lot cheaper if not entirely free. Very few people need or use the capabilities past the very basics.