Not just good PR. They were on the early ones to actually make numerical linear algebra libraries accessible to many applied mathematicians. It was a big deal. Value is real, but business model is obsolete.
Right, yeah, this makes sense. Thanks. Also to clarify for @NeuroStats when I say move away from Matlab, it's for the kind of work I do.
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I was talking about psych/neuro/cog modelling herehttp://neuroplausible.com/matlab
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I realise a lot of the people who don't or can't change have OK to good reasons. But like
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as good if not better. But I'm always talking about modelling myself. I realise applied maths might be dramatically different.
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I'm not entirely convinced by Apache Spark yet, but it has traction and mindshare and a Python binding. I wonder if there is a small… 1/2
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…application the compute bit of I can rewrite in Chapel and see if it is faster. I have to find a case for my PyConUK talk. 2/2
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