thecedarprince

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   by thecedarprince 2y ago

   Oh I just gave this a read through -- this is really neat, thanks for sharing, Karen. I have also been a fan of Tiddlywiki but always felt a bit sad about its apparent lack of support for mathematics typesetting. Although I am not too famil
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   Thoughts on Forester: A Scientist's Zettelkasten(jacobzelko.com)

   3 points by thecedarprince 2y ago|3 comments
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   by thecedarprince 4y ago

   A thorough tutorial on how to use Julia for asynchronous workflows to do many things, at once!
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   Building Observational Health Research Capacity in JuliaHealth(discourse.julialang.org)

   3 points by thecedarprince 4y ago|1 comments
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   by thecedarprince 4y ago

   Today, I would like to announce the creation of novel JuliaHealth tooling to support Observational Health research capacity within the Julia ecosystem!
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   by thecedarprince 5y ago

   Hey Yakubin, Co-creator of Javis.jl here! As adgjlsfhk1 said, there is an implicit global scope here! This comes from a historic artifact from Cairo (which is what Javis is using deep within its tooling stack) which utilizes this sort of ap
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   Implementing Marching Squares(jacobzelko.com)

   48 points by thecedarprince 5y ago|10 comments
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   by thecedarprince 5y ago

   Hi folks! Author of C3T here! [1] This is very much a work in progress project focused on creating accessible materials on Category Theory to get started, fast! My perspective comes from a non-maths background and making this approachable f
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   by thecedarprince 5y ago

   Hey earley! I work with Evan - his stuff is great. :) This was designed to give more of a hands-on approach to category theory with the idea of Catlab.jl being used where applicable.
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    Crash Course Category Theory – C3T(discourse.julialang.org)

    30 points by thecedarprince 5y ago|5 comments
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    Javis.jl – Julia Animations and Visualizations(youtube.com)

    44 points by thecedarprince 5y ago|5 comments
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    by thecedarprince 6y ago

    Thanks for the recommendations! Will give them a look.
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    by thecedarprince 6y ago

    I actually wrote my entire thesis in VSCode with LaTeX workshop! I have friends who swear by Sublime - I can see why! It's really powerful. Traditional GUI editors are great for when I was working on my thesis but I opted for a lighter
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    by thecedarprince 6y ago

    That is amazing to hear zwayhowder and am happy to hear that made a difference for you! I need to overhaul that article you referenced at some point as I have a different system in place. It still accomplishes the same goals, but is just a
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    by thecedarprince 6y ago

    Author of the article here! For me, I prefer it for two reasons: 1. Distractionless editing - not fiddling with formatting or things like that is quite nice. Especially since I work with markdown and LaTeX, it is easy to convert over to a w
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    by thecedarprince 6y ago

    Thanks for the kind words kody! Hopefully my linked dotfiles in the article can help out with that. :)
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    by thecedarprince 6y ago

    Thanks! I love Julia - if you want to check out a cool Julia project I am working on with my friend [Ole Kröger]( https://opensourc.es/about/ ) have a look at [Javis.jl]( https://github.com/Wikunia/Ja
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    by thecedarprince 6y ago

    Hey everyone! I am the author of the article! If you have any questions, feel free to ping me and I will try to respond in a timely fashion! I intend to always keep this article up to date so feel free to bookmark it for a future reference.
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    Implementing Marching Squares(jacobzelko.com)

    1 points by thecedarprince 6y ago|0 comments
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    NeuriViz – Performant Graphics for Neuroinformatics(jacobzelko.com)

    2 points by thecedarprince 6y ago|0 comments
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    My Writing and Coding Workflow(jacobzelko.com)

    2 points by thecedarprince 6y ago|0 comments
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    by thecedarprince 6y ago

    Hey zem, Our goal is to rather become a generic package people can use to make whatever animation or visualization in whichever domain they see fit. We are slowly building out our own showcase of animations based on tutorials we provide the
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    by thecedarprince 6y ago

    So, to give an example: In manim, one could do something like this: from manimlib.imports import * class ReplacementTransformExhibit(Scene): def construct(self): square = Square().shift(LEFT) circle = Circle