CoreformGreg

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   by CoreformGreg 13d ago

   Technically they explicitly said “how do I get the ”
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   by CoreformGreg 25d ago

   We use it - specifically we use its Scribble package to define self-documented file formats that autogenerate C++ & Python sources.
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   by CoreformGreg 10mo ago

   The other reply is really good. To add to that, the intersection of two bi-cubic Bezier patches (each being but one part of a cubic B-spline surface) is an implicit equation of degree 18^2=324. This simply cannot be implemented exactly in
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   by CoreformGreg 10mo ago

   They’re (possibly) referring to “Scalable Geometric Modeler” (SGM) https://github.com/sandialabs/sgm Originally open-source, but since taken back in-house. As I understand, which should not be construed as an accurate
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   by CoreformGreg 1y ago

   I wouldn’t, solely because it’s still in version 0.X - for any long-term, important project (e.g., PhD dissertation) I’d recommend LaTeX due to A) it’s mature and B) many universities provide LaTeX templates.
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   by CoreformGreg 2y ago

   A team of four PhDs + seven other academics manage to unfold a single protein in an egg white using a "vortex fluid device" to produce a Couette flow, heat treatment, dilution in phosphate-buffered saline, dissolution in ureal, us
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   by CoreformGreg 2y ago

   If you're not aware, you may be interested in checking out https://www.osti.gov and https://www.osti.gov/search-tools