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9y ago
I've moved to doing ocaml development on my windows 10 machine under the windows subsystem for Linux. The Linux ocaml tool chain works pretty seamlessly there. Works very smoothly relative to past experiences with native ocaml compil
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You didn't read the article apparently. Fortran (which officially dropped all caps in the standard in 1990) has had new versions every couple years, up to 2013. Each revision of the language brings modern features into it, and old fe
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10y ago
They epoxied the USB ports on my secure machine when I worked at one of the national labs about 12 years ago. One day I came in and the admin had gone through everyone's office the evening before with a bunch of JB weld to fill the US
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10y ago
Finite element methods are often used to validate that a structure meets its expected requirements, and are part of the CAD workflow. The Sleipner-A offshore platform failed and sank due to bad finite element analysis. See: https:/&#
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11y ago
For those who have Mathematica and want to experiment with this, here's a quick function to generate the data: f[n_, base_] := Module[ {m, d, dpairs}, d = Table[Last[IntegerDigits[Prime[i], base]], {i, 1, n}];
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Solving Sudoku via SAT with Mathematica
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11y ago
> > Only losing market share and power has made Microsoft produce software with reasonable quality, flexibility, and interoperability. > And that, in my opinion, is the way it's supposed to work. Vendor's products gettin&
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11y ago
The other fun one is people who refer to the input files for the simulation packages as "input decks" (aka, punched card decks). I occasionally get a funny look when talking to someone from outside the computational science commu
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I personally have mixed feelings about Mathematica. Stephen Wolfram has issues, but I don't buy software based on the attitude of the creator. Otherwise, many open source projects that I use with some combination of very cranky, irri
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11y ago
I'm not one of the org-mode users. I've been a big fan of Onenote for a while - works great on my phone, mac, and windows computer. I tried org-mode when one of my co-workers kept talking about it, but it didn't really work
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12y ago
Air entering the engine at high speed is heated significantly due to compression.
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13y ago
Looking for people in the Portland Oregon area. I have an idea that has been bubbling for a while to change how scientists use and track computation as part of their work. I have various components prototyped, but lack front end and DB ex
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13y ago
Hawaii. Rent a condo/house on VRBO, that way you are not stuck at a resort with tourists. Typically can find these near resorts, so you are close enough to enjoy them when you want to close the laptop. I've had some good weeks