Hi William,
>From my point of view Sage definitely has *not* failed! I would not be able
to do the computations I need
for my research on any other platform at this point (of course this could
be possibly done, but with an enormous
effort). More and more people are interested in switching to Sag
2014-2015 will be a big year for Sage i think, with SMC leading the charge,
now that SMC in particular has matured alot. From personal everyday
experience i know that the idea of being able to make a free account and
have access to a more mathematically substantial/capable version of Wolfram
Al
The title they gave it -- 'William Stein says "Sage has overall
> failed"' -- seems a bit sensational. I think that if people read
> the blog post they will see that I don't mean that the enormous effort
> that people like Volker, Jereon, etc., are doing, isn't a fantastic
> job. I'm me
On Thu, Aug 21, 2014 at 12:16 PM, Harald Schilly
wrote:
> Surprisingly, sometimes Reddit contains actual discussions:
>
> http://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/2e3qla/william_stein_says_sage_has_overall_failed/
I just read through it. It might be one reason that there were over
250 new SageMathC
