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| Has anyone installed Mathematica on the new MacBook Neo? The machine uses the A18 phone processor and has only 8 GB memory, but online reviews claim it has surprisingly good performance. I'm considering buying one for travel, but wondering how well... |
| Nice work. One suggestion would be to add solar gain, which can be significant. Wind as well. The figure looks very familiar! But don't worry, I think it's public domain. I was at one time part of ORNL's geothermal research team. |
| There are free alternatives out there. I haven't tried Notebook Assistant to be able to compare, but Grok seems to do a pretty good job. For example, prior to the recent lunar eclipse I asked it to write a Mathematica function that would allow me to... |
| It’s not too difficult to figure out. |
| I'm sure others can explain this better, but as I understand it, the function Rectangle requires two inputs: two pairs of x-y coordinates. However, when you map over basis, you're inputing one pair of coordinates at a time to the function. Try this: ... |
| MacBook Pro with M1 Pro chip, 32 GB memory, running MacOS 13.0 and Mathematica 13.1.0.0. I just got a WolfMark Score of 7.14. This is significantly better than the score of 3.37 I got on this same machine last December. John Shonder ![System... |
| I'm wondering if anyone is running Mathematica on a Mac with MacOS Ventura, and if so what your experience has been. In the past, there have been only a few minor problems running the software as new versions of MacOS were released, but now that I... |
| Very interesting Doug! In later versions of this map I too decided to use shades of blue for negative changes. It makes sense visually. You also see that the starting point makes a difference too. The map at the top of [this page][1] shows... |
| Thanks for the recommendation. What a great channel. I spent several hours last night watching the videos. |