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| Hey Phil! I also watch WWDC ;). I won't be running anything locally for this series, but maybe in the future. (Though I did just get a new laptop from our IT department earlier this year and won't be due for an upgrade for a while, so I won't be... |
| Nope, we're putting these on live every day at 11AM CST; nothing is prerecorded here. The interaction comes from people using the Q&A pane. I'm not positive what that looks like as an audience member, but in my view it's right next to the Chat... |
| Definitions that you use are saved, yes—after all, Wolfram Language is a programming language, and not single-operation calculator! Those two expressions should only be the same for some definition of `f`, and not in the general case. You can tell... |
| ![Wolfram U Webinar Series: New in Wolfram Language 14.3][1] We’re excited to announce the launch of our New in Wolfram Language 14.3 webinar series! Each session highlights the latest features and improvements in Version 14.3, with live... |
| What is the "best" or "Wolfram canonical" way to remove elements in a list according to a condition? How does `Discard[tripletList,#[[2]]===1&]` perform for you? |
| ![enter image description here][1] Early this August, Wolfram U will be hosting a [two-week online boot camp][2] that will teach you how to apply multiparadigm data science to a bevy of different fields. You'll learn about everything from data... |
| No problem about the long comment, of course :). Nice little demo, too! 1) There is, but it's not exactly about the number of pages as much as it is about the total size of all of your published materials. For the free account, that's [200MB][1],... |
| Added!! Sorry about that! |
| This is amazing! I had a great time reading this project and the corresponding paper and look forward to the advancements that might come from this method. |
| Hey Mitch—just popping in here momentarily without the tooootally full context, but I think you can build some more insight on how these differential surface patches and the corresponding integrals are done in the Introduction to Multivariable... |