Minh,
Why don't you add your Sage-related blog posts to Planet Sage,
http://planet.sagemath.org/ ?
Georg
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Hey, why weren't these blogs added to Planet Sage. Now I feel like I
missed out! ;)
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I just checked out PiScript, and I think it would be a powerful
backend for this kind of, and many other, functionality. I created an
example picture with PiScript that one can find at
http://folk.uio.no/georgmu/Superformula.eps and
http://folk.uio.no/georgmu/Superformula.py
. Of course as Marsha
I haven't tried it before, but I sneaked a peek and tried to extract
the most important information from the website.
* The program seems to take a discretized vector field as input, and
creates images from these.
* Its functionality seems to be
- to plot pretty arrows that have a width, size a
It made it to the front page of Google News, via ScienceDaily!
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/12/071206145213.htm
On Dec 6, 7:40 am, "William Stein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The local university magazine has a store about Sage at
>
>http://uwnews.org/uweek/uweekarticle
I think you want the multivariate Laurent series to form a field. For
x + y to have an inverse, you should additionally make a choice of an
ordering x < y or y < x to decide what its series expansion looks
like. The best definition might therefore be the iterated Laurent
series, as described in Ch
Maybe I am too late with this, but I have just a couple of comments. I
like the clean slide layout with no unnecessary information like "name
of the speaker" and "day of the talk" etc., it provides for a very
high signal to noise ratio. The slides feel balanced.
On the other hand, there is too mu
Yes, that is on purpose. I use them when I change subject or when I
want the audience to look at me, instead of at the screen. It is quite
a smart trick. The following article neatly describes the effect of a
black screen: http://www.bertdecker.com/experience/2007/03/blog_entry_date.html
I agree
I tied up the loose ends, and now you can find the PDF, ODP and HTML
files at my website, http://folk.uio.no/georgmu/ . Visuals can be
found in the directory http://folk.uio.no/georgmu/Writings/SAGE-Oslo/Graphics/
.
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Indeed, that's great! What about adding an exclamation mark to the end
of the function you want to edit, so writing for instance "factor!" to
edit the source code of the function "factor"? Or is too easily
confused with the factorial?
Georg.
On Oct 4, 6:44 am, "William Stein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks a lot for the encouragements and the very useful feedback!
After giving the presentation I'll probably make a nice article out of
the text, and you might recognize some of your own words in there: I
took many examples from SAGE-dev and other presentations. When I'm
finished with the present
appreciated.
Georg Muntingh.
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On the notion of publicity, the following presentation might help:
http://www.slideshare.net/coolstuff/the-brand-gap. It makes a lot of
very smart points on how one might want to present SAGE for maximal
effect. It takes about ten minutes of your time.
Georg Muntingh.
On Apr 13, 9:05 am
I really like it. It looks a lot cleaner than the current interface,
because there are not so many buttons distracting you from the content
of the notebook. This is an advantage that increases with the number
of features.
A very nice example of this is the table of contents of the
documentation t
I think your design is definitely a big improvement, but there are
some things that I don't really like as they are now, and imho make it
a little messy. The wall paper, for instance. Second, the "Try SAGE
Online" box is stuck to the side of the screen. It would be better if
there would be some sp
I noticed that the documentation format doesn't contain a 'see
also-section'. When using a CAS I always think such sections to be very
useful, because it often provides a convenient method for finding the
function I'm looking for.
Maybe there is a good reason that they are not there, but at the m
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