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This simple mechanical system was one of my first coding projects when learning about physics simulations. It's basically a frictionless, gravity-free rigid pendulum that gets peri…

Awesome post!

It is not necessarily better in all cases and should not be overused: https://youtu.be/mSgXWpvQEHE?t=579 However, it is useful to provide a nicer syntax and DSLs. Some examples: ht…

That actual content of that work was good but very misleading with an excess of backpropaganda and a poor literature review. The training procedure makes sense as continuous time b…

This kind of comment just enforces the defensive perception towards the community. He clearly stated that it was just his opinion. Why not just point out that "common tasks" always…

I am a big fan of https://github.com/Evizero/UnicodePlots.jl . It is unexpected how useful these tools can be to track the evolution of numerical experiments/developments right on …

If the dev cycle feels slow in julia, you can make it snappier with a tool like Revise.jl, it is quite handy. If you just need to fill a small and slow gap maybe something like num…

Julia might be a better fit for this use case. That way you leverage a more developed data ecosystem, can call python when necessary and avoid writing low level code. Depends on th…

Has anybody tried Opera on Android? It comes with free VPN and the tab UI is awesome. I still feel Firefox preview won't match it fully.

Man I wish I could work with W7-X data, such an amazing stellarator!

Not sure if a major program but here is a recent and promising one: https://github.com/lmcinnes/umap