robinhoustonElliptic curve news!
The elliptic curve
y² + xy = x³ - 27006183241630922218434652145297453784768054621836357954737385 x + 55258058551342376475736699591118191821521067032535079608372404779149413277716173425636721497
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@giocomai Okay we should be back up and running again!
When exporting, you might need to add the argument `wasm_packages = FALSE` so that the {sf} package is downloaded at runtime. You might also need to clear your browser cache.
Here is an example using the sf package now running again on Shinylive.io:
@giocomai My apologies! There are some issues right now exporting package binaries for shinylive for R apps as I work on updating the packaging format. I’ll try to get things back up and running as fast as I can.
Davis Vaughancpp11 0.5.0 is on CRAN 🥳
The main thing to note is that we've removed all non-API R calls, so if you use cpp11 you should no longer get any NOTEs when submitting to CRAN!
This was actually a pretty large release for cpp11, with many bug fixes and improvements, so check out the NEWS to learn more! #rstats
Blake PattersonToday is the anniversary of the release of the Shugart Minifloppy SA400, the first 5.25" floppy disk drive. August 27, 1976.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shugart_Associates#Beginnings
#vintagecomputing #retrocomputing #storage #floppydisk #tech #vintagetech #computinghistory #hardware #magneticmedia #floppydrive #floppy #Shugart
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@nxskok @lwpembleton I believe there were still some modules teaching with Minitab when I left, but I never had the pleasure myself. I actually like Fortran a lot, it’s ace for high performance parallel codes using MPI on HPC. My PhD was based around writing a numerical solver in Fortran for a certain class of PDEs used for physical simulations of superfluid turbulence.
@lwpembleton In 2008 I started a Mathematics and Statistics degree at Newcastle University. Several modules had computational aspects, where we were introduced to a whole bunch of languages: R, Python, Matlab, Maple, even Fortran! R was the language that clicked for me the most, I loved how quick and simple it is relative to the others to get up and running with numerical simulation and visualisation. Later RStudio came along and made it even easier once it was my turn to teach R.
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