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| Somebody (I think Jay Freeman) liked my post. I want to add my current state to that many years old discussion. Meanwhile I dropped Programming Lab and switched to Wolfram|One (V13.0.1, 64bit, $263/year, Windows 10/11). This is a true desktop... |
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| If you can provide code required to replicate the issue then that would certainly constitute a viable bug report. |
| Giulio Alessandrini, hello, thanks a lot for your help! Sorry for the late reply. I will study your code, thanks for the detailed comments. |
| Agreed. Actually I don't believe there is any method that can get the number of deaths in Covid exactly. Just as for other diseases, like the flu, there is often not one single cause when you die so there is no clear definition to begin with. That... |
| What David Park writes is totally sensible: the built-in Mathematica syntax for graphics has definite limitations, especially for the newbie (and sometimes for the expert, too). As to his example with the disappearing `Tex`t given in the `Epilog`... |
| First configuration step is impossible with current JDK, in my case 15.0.1, because ***there is no jre*** ! |
| Hi Vitaly, Great work! Unfortunately, the code will throw errors in Version 12.2 when executing the `finalFrames = ...` cell: > ImageAdd::bdchan : The number of channels must be equal or one of them must be a single-channel image and the other... |
| You are most likely missing a necessary component of Visual Build Tools. I would suggest that you install the compiler by pressing the "Check for Compatible Compiler" button in the dialog shown above. This will preselect the necessary components of... |
| Hello, I am progressing slowly in this direction. I confirm that the Wolfram language already has a standard object model: Options. I am wondering what kind of relationship between objects the FilterRules (formerly FilterOptions) system installs .... |