JAldrichCMU

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   by JAldrichCMU 9mo ago

   I generally agree with the petition, but one quick note--the "cited by" feature is still actually available in the Basic Edition. But, there is a really bad HCI issue. The pillbox on the right includes "cited by" and it
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   by JAldrichCMU 3y ago

   Hi, thanks for trying Noteful! I'm sorry you are having trouble with the Ear Training questions in the app. In the ear training questions, the app is listening for particular pitches--the same pitches it plays to you. It can be a bit
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   by JAldrichCMU 3y ago

   Thanks for posting on Noteful! In case people are interested, here are the links to the iOS and Android apps: Noteful iOS mobile app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/noteful-learn-to-read-music/id... Noteful A
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   by JAldrichCMU 8y ago

   We could make things deterministic by fixing the algorithms and a random seed, and/or by fully constraining every object in the diagram so randomness is not used. But that isn't using the real strengths of Penrose, so we expect i
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   by JAldrichCMU 8y ago

   Yes, automatic positioning is the goal, and one of the key differences vs. TikZ (the other being a separation of substance--the math--from style--the graphical representation). It's difficult, which is why there is real graphics resea
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   by JAldrichCMU 8y ago

   With Asymptote you specify diagrams directly in terms of low-level graphics primitives and constraints. With Penrose you specify the underlying math, then one or more separate style files are used to automatically generate diagrams based o
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   by JAldrichCMU 8y ago

   Our goal is that you can define domain-specific Style files--analogous to a .sty in LaTeX--that apply to whatever field of mathematics you want. We have prototyped this but there are still too many rough edges to recommend to outside users
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   by JAldrichCMU 12y ago

   Yeah, we realized the "meth" connotations and followed this solution--but only after our first paper!