mr_crankypants

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   by mr_crankypants 7y ago

   Y'know, it was the arrival of IoT and consumer 3D printers (and drones, etc.) that really killed the maker movement for me. After Make Magazine started devoting every other issue to consumer products that cost $500 and up, I finally
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   by mr_crankypants 7y ago

   It really depends. If I can do it in numpy, I can probably get a lighter, faster implementation with Python than in Java. More generally, if I can do it with a Python package that's actually a fairly thin wrapper around a C, C++ or For
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   by mr_crankypants 7y ago

   Perhaps Harkness could be modified to be less expensive to implement. I had one truly good math class during my secondary education, and the way the teacher conducted things sounds a lot like this. Small groups, sitting around a table, talk