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Reminds me of Julia's Pkg manager and the way Julia packages are managed (also with a .toml file). That's the way to go!

Cool idea! Thanks for the hint, I would have not thought of that.

yes, geospatial could be interesting. The tools depend on what the university / lecturer prefers, for me it was Julia for programming in math courses, JuMP.jl for optimization mode…

I think cross-specializing with physics of energy might be quite cool. Then I could work on problems such as, e.g., - optimizing the placement of wind turbines to maximize energy c…

Thanks for the comment!

Hi HN, I am currently looking for internships / junior positions in OR but there is almost nothing, even though the technology (e.g. integer linear solvers) had huge improvements o…

thanks

Hi! I have academic background in math - optimization, stats, machine learning & have programming skills. I am considering to specialize in optimization for energy industry. What r…

Probably the most elegant math book I have ever seen is Probabilty theory a graduate course by Achim Klenke. A very nice exposition into the abstract, measure theoretic prob. thoer…

If you are into numerical optimization, a nice source of intersting problems and examples (that e.g. contradict the intuition) can be found in Mathematical Tapas: Volume 1 and Vol.…

Intersting comment, but I think there might be fluctuations around a growing overall demand.

Would Rust be worth learning for implementing (numerical) optimization algorithms?

well said, thx for your comment