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by rhodin 12y ago
Some ideas and hacks to use to get a lot of Wolfram language into a tweet: http://blog.wolfram.com/2010/12/17/the-mathematica-one-liner...
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by rhodin 12y ago
There's a private cloud option coming, where you can link to internal databases etc.
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by rhodin 12y ago
Also based on the Mathematica 10 kernel is the Programming Cloud which you can try for free: http://www.wolframcloud.com/
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by rhodin 12y ago
And here: http://reference.wolfram.com/language/guide/SummaryOfNewFeat...
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by rhodin 12y ago
Fall 2015 I've heard
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by rhodin 13y ago
No. Results can be returned as plain text, images, Instant-APIs[1], WL-code and other. [1] http://reference.wolfram.com/language/guide/CreatingAnInstan... (Disclaimer: I work for Wolfram Research)
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by rhodin 13y ago
"Power Programming with Mathematica". It's out of print, but can be found free of charge on the Mathematica StackExchange: http://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/16485/are-you... This is a g
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by rhodin 13y ago
"Commonly used" depends on who you ask. I use it all the time to help me look up units. It may not be 1000 calls/day, but it's still useful. Also the #/calls can be expanded with enterprise Mathematica. It was added
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by rhodin 13y ago
Depends on what you mean by recent. In the last 10 years: yes, much faster for number crunching (like SVD, Cholesky, determinant computations, etc).
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by rhodin 13y ago
"The plot [on the front page] took about three minutes to produce on a Sun 3/260 computer." Plot3D[Abs[Zeta[x + I y]] , {x, -2, 6}, {y, 2, 35}] takes 0.213483 on my laptop :)
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by rhodin 14y ago
I did a similar report last year, focusing more on consumption (books, movies..) http://johanrhodin.se/RhodinReport/RhodinReport2011.html Hopefully this can be automated. I still have too many manual steps to perform.
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by rhodin 14y ago
MapleSim only implements a subset of the Modelica standard.
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by rhodin 15y ago
It's the kind of book you can spend a few days reading or a life time, just like "Zen and the art of motorcycle repair". I've read half of it in 8 years, so maybe it's time to redo the whole process from beginning to end.
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by rhodin 16y ago
How much have they looked at Google and how much have this culture developed "on its own" in Moscow?
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by rhodin 17y ago
I'm missing: "Understanding Analysis" S. Abbott - great book on the foundations of Real Analysis, esp. for an honors course "Introductory Functional Analysis" E. Kreyzig
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by rhodin 17y ago
Agreed, totally worth watching. This book looks promising, and it will be released together with a comic style website =)
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by rhodin 17y ago
Yeah, I agree on that this material is not for hardcore math geeks - I would love to see some more honors courses and maybe graduate material
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by rhodin 17y ago
I guess it takes a lot of self-experiments to find out. I usually go with this "one habit/month-approach" from T.Ferris: http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2009/01/07/the-power-of...
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by rhodin 17y ago
Yeah quite cool, hope they'll roll out this feature for all of us!
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by rhodin 17y ago
Linköping, Sweden
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by rhodin 18y ago
yeah I love the posterous-way of publishing things. Maybe pinging (technorati/twingly) is the next step?